In a culture that can feel frenetic and unforgiving, the “Chillax” style has taken hold as a welcome counterbalance. A mix of comfortable, easygoing and slightly disheveled style, this fashion looks to many elements of casual, pared-back style that is easy to work with without sacrificing cool. From running errands to brunch with girlfriends to lounging at home, the Chillax style can give you the appearance of being effortlessly put together, while enjoying the freedom of feeling relaxed. Here's how to do this trend right.

1. Start with Comfortable Basics

The key to Chillax style is comfort. That means light, breathable fabrics like cotton, linen and jersey that will feel pleasant against your skin. The wardrobe staples include oversized t-shirts, slouchy knitwear and wide-leg pants. Beige, white, gray, pastel tones are excellent at producing a civilized visceral aesthetic. Layering is another good way to bring some dimension to your outfit — try a comfy cardigan over a plain tank, or a thin jacket over a casual dress.

2. Embrace Oversized Silhouettes

Baggy clothing is a signature of the Chillax look. It's not about being unkempt or disheveled but rather about being casually balanced. A huge blazer with straight-leg jeans, for example, or a slouchy sweater with wide-leg pants can join to form a chic, throw-on-and-go ensemble. The trick is to balance proportions— if the top is loose, go with a more fitted bottom, and vice versa.

3. Incorporate Relaxed Footwear

The footwear you decide to wear is also a make or break for the Chillax look. Besides, wearing sneakers, slides, loafers, etc. gives you comfort and easy to move. White sneakers, for example, can glam up a casual outfit, while leather slides bring sophistication. Steer clear of anything too dressy or constricting — this trend is all about comfort and utility.

4. Accessorize Minimally

When it comes to accessoriesless is definitely more. A simple canvas tote bag, sleek leather backpack, or minimalist cross-body can fit well into your outfit without taking over. Keep your jewelry minimal with dainty necklaces, hoop style earrings or a classic watch. The aim is to elevate your look without diluting its worthiness.

5. Play with Textures and Layers

Adding texture to your outfit can also elevate it, making it more eye-catching but still Chillax. Chunky knit sweaters, linen-blend pants, or a faux fur coat for cooler days. Layering can also help create dimension — a denim jacket over a flowy dress or a scarf over a casual T-shirt serve as your new best friends. The trick is to keep layers light and warm, not heavy and stifling.

6. Keep Hair and Makeup Natural

Chillax fashion is not only in garments, but also in your appearance. Choose tousled, natural hairdos such as beachy waves, a messy bun, or a basic ponytail. For makeup, a minimal fresh-faced look with sheer foundation, a sweep of lashes, and a nude lip is perfect. The goal is to make it seem like you're a person who effortlessly looks presentable.

7. Be Confident

In the end, the Chillax style is as much about attitude as it is about product. You dress your clothes with confidence and ease. The slow fashion movement is the idea of making conscious choices in what you wear, which is why these trends are so close to your slow lifestyle. Don't contemplate too much — your relaxed, informal outfits should reflect your personality.

In summary, the Chillax style is for those who seek comfort, minimalism, and a hint of grace without the fuss. From basic comfy pieces to loose silhouettes, easy shoes and minimal accessories, you can assemble a wardrobe that's fashionable and functional. Whether you are lounging indoors or hitting the streets, this trend allows you to look good and feel even better, without sacrificing comfort. Well, take a breath, simmer down, and get the hang of dressing for a slower life.