I have a soft spot for brands that begin as a family project, and Naked Wardrobe is exactly that. Shirin, Shida and Shideh Kaviani started it in 2012, first as a business run from home in the San Fernando Valley, with a simple conviction that close-fitting clothes should support the body instead of trying to hide it.

Shideh studied fashion design at FIDM, and she was known for trying on the fit before a design got the go-ahead (I find that very reassuring in a label built on stretch). The brand's own story calls the look sculpted streetwear. What keeps me interested is how far it has travelled from skin-close leggings into structured jackets and party pieces while the fit-first idea stays put.

The Chevron Suited Button Up Blazer and the Suiting Herringbone Sculpt Blazer bring structure to a label that built its name on softness. The Faux Leather Trench Jacket and the Faux Leather Dual Collar Trench Coat go longer and sharper, while the Large Check Suiting Blazer and the Python Leather Blazer let pattern do the talking. The Suiting Faux Fur Blazer is the one for people who like their tailoring a little naughty.

Picture her in a plain tank and fitted leggings, then a blazer goes on and suddenly the outfit looks planned. I would try a new one against a jacket I already love, because the cut is the whole decision here. What I would skip: two similar trenches, unless you honestly know you will wear both.

This part of the edit is leggings and tailored hot pants, not denim, which is worth knowing if you arrived hunting for jeans. The Naked Form Lace Capri Leggings and the Naked Closed Toe Legging sit at the fitted end, while the Chevron Suited Hot Pants and the Suiting Herringbone Hot Pants take a more tailored turn.

In my fashion dreams, the capri leggings meet an oversized button-down and flat sandals for a day that starts with coffee and drifts into dinner. The hot pants want a longer blazer or opaque tights if you like a bit more coverage. I would decide between them by how snug I actually want to feel by four o'clock.

The Butter Turtleneck Contour Romper, the Suiting Herringbone Cape Romper and the Naked Turtleneck Stirrup Jumpsuit give the one-piece idea three different moods. I would keep the smoother romper as an easy base and let the cape or the stirrup line carry the rest of the outfit. The NW Off-Shoulder Asymmetric Top, the Silk Lace Asymmetric Top and the Draped Knit Top are for days I want to choose my own proportions.

For evening there is the Suiting Plaid Blazer Dress and the Mini Feather Dress, which move into party territory without losing that body-aware shape. Picture her swapping the asymmetric top and straight trousers for the blazer dress before a late reservation. Honestly, that is the whole plan.

What ties all of this together is a clear idea of how clothes should sit on a body: close, considered and worn as the outfit instead of under it. I would start with the shape I reach for most, whether that is a blazer, a legging or a one-piece, and then use texture or a sharper layer to change its mood. Naked Wardrobe has grown well past basics, and the focus on fit still shows up in every category. Although I suspect I will still end up back at the leggings.