“My style has changed so much,” she says of the shift in her aesthetic in the last year. “I’ve completely gone back to basics — it’s become more relaxed. If I don’t feel comfortable in it, then I don’t even want it.”
And coordinated sets check off all the boxes: They’re comfortable, they’re versatile, and they somehow inexplicably straddle the line between loungewear, activewear, and sleepwear that’s acceptable to wear outdoors. “There’s something so cute about wearing two-pieces made of the same fabric or pattern,” Downing continues. “And because they break at the waist, they look good on everyone. It creates a ‘look’ even if it’s a super-simple print or a solid color.”
She wears her co-ords without any accoutrements at home — simple and fuss-free — but dresses them up with layers and stacks of necklaces for outings. In partnership with Macy’s, Downing shows us her favorite sets and how she styles them — click through to shop her looks.


Cotton On Seamless Rib Ballet Bralette, $, available at Macy's

Cotton On Lifestyle Seamless Rib Hottie Hot Shorts, $, available at Macy's

Cotton On Women's Dad Shirt, $, available at Macy's


Cotton On Samantha Seam Free Rib Tube Top, $, available at Macy's

Cotton On Clubhouse Shorts, $, available at Macy's

Lucky Brand Gold-Tone Pendant Chain Layered Necklace, $, available at Macy's


Cotton On Workout Cut Out Crop Bra, $, available at Macy's
Cotton On Rib Pocket Bike Shorts, $, available at Macy's

Lucky Brand Layered Pendant Necklaces, $, available at Macy's
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