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3 SOTELA PIECES – 6 LOOKS

02.05.18

I hope everyone had a great weekend and you’re ready for a fun style post with lots of looks!

You may already be familiar with SOTELA from past blog posts (like this one & my 2016 Fall 10×10) or for being a formidable up-and-comer in the responsible style world. If not, well, you’re in for a treat! Hanna Baror-Padilla, is an entrepreneur, new mom and closet problem-solver, and started this line after being a long-time sustainable fashion fanatic and experiencing her own struggle to find clothes that fit. The core belief of SOTELA is that women should be able to reach into their closets and have multiple pieces that will always fit, and better yet, make her feel beautiful. I couldn’t agree more and I’m so pleased to be partnering with Hanna once again and to be able to support a brand that’s creating a thoughtful line of versatile pieces that are safe for the environment and gentle on the budget (no easy feat!).

For today’s post I’ll be playing around with three pieces from the LIVE Collection, discussing the pros and cons of each and ultimately deciding which one to hang on to. You might remember this approach from a previous collaboration, which I felt was a great way to share how I deliberate on pieces to keep and how different options can integrate into my wardrobe. I’ll be sharing the Stella Jumpsuit, the Ryan Trouser and the Heather Dress each styled two ways and I can honestly say the final choice was not what I’d expected it to be.


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The entire collection is made with sustainable materials like Tencel and Modal, produced ethically in LA and every item is $180 USD or much less. Plus there are short and tall options for inseams! All sales using the Style Bee code will help support the work that goes into this blog. 

Now let’s get stylin’!


LOOK 1 – RYAN TROUSER


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INITIAL THOUGHTS: Oh, hello power suit! I love love love how the Ryan Trouser pairs with a plaid boyfriend blazer like this one. They both have the perfect balance of slouch and structure that I am very into these days. With a silk tank and a cognac leather ankle boot this look feels timeless but gives a firm nod to the menswear trend happening lately. I could wear this look to meetings, dinner dates and any number of activities my week has in store.

PROS: I love the Tencel Twill fabric these pants are made of. It’s thicker than silk crepe but still has a nice drape and subtle satin finish to it. I also really like that it’s an environmentally sustainable material made from wood pulp. Oh and it’s naturally wrinkle resistant, which I can confirm after wearing these around the house and in the office. Not wrinkle-proof but not as inclined to crease as cotton, linen or silk.

The design of these pants is just the right amount of dressy for work and client meetings without being an actual ‘work’ pant. With a cotton tee and a pair of sneakers these would be perfect for a weekend ‘jogger’ feel too.

CONS: The front on these pants has a fair amount of gathered material which is good and bad for me. On one hand it’s forgiving because it falls away from the body (and food baby zone) but on the other hand it adds a bit of volume there too. This is made more obvious with a shirt tucked in, which is how I’d be planning to wear these.


  • RYAN TROUSER | SOTELA | $129 USD | Wearing a Size 1 Tall (My measurements: 5’7.5 / 32C / 26 W / 37 H) | Available in black & marsh | Made in Los Angeles, CA | 100% Tencel Twill | SAVE 10% OFF ANY SOTELA ORDER WITH ‘STYLEBEE10′
  • CARE BONUS: Machine wash and tumble dry low! Steam or iron for a smooth finish.
  • BLAZER | s/o REFORMATION | Very similar options: Wells Blazer  and Lazer Blazer | Made in Los Angeles, CA
  • ELLA SLIP TANK | Elizabeth Suzann | Wearing a Size S (My measurements: 32C / 26 W / 37 H) | Available in 5 colours | Made in Nashville, TN
  • BOOTS | Rachel Comey | Whiskey colour n/a / Black option here | Fit is TTS | Made in Portugal
  • BAG | old from Primecut Bags | Made in Portland

LOOK 2 – RYAN TROUSER


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INITIAL THOUGHTS: Not trouser related but I’ve been dying to try this burgundy sweater with these burgundy oxfords and I finally did! It might be a little too matchy matchy but I’m into it. All-in-all it’s a great get-up for a day in the studio, running errands or getting up to my usual daily stuff. Simple, comfortable and put-together! I’m also thinking this look would be great with my natural cotton Cardiff Coat worn over top but I wanted to show the pants in the photos.

PROS: The waist-band on these pants is super comfy. It’s thick and sturdy but still has lots of stretch and feels very comfy when sitting down. I really like the tapered leg on these because it’s not too skinny and the cropped length helps to visually elongate the leg.

CONS: I feel like I need to wear the waistband quite high up on my torso for the rest of the pant to fall into the right places. When worn too low the pockets end up feeling a bit bulky. It’s not uncomfortable but if I didn’t wear high-rise pants all the time it might feel a bit odd. Overall I really like these pants but I already have a similar pair from Eileen Fisher that I haven’t found myself reaching for all that much so it’s hard to know if these would be a different story.


  • RYAN TROUSER |SOTELA | $129 USD | Wearing a Size 1 Tall (My measurements: 5’7.5 / 32C / 26 W / 37 H) | Available in black & marsh | Made in Los Angeles, CA | 100% Tencel Twill | SAVE 10% OFF ANY SOTELA ORDER WITH ‘STYLEBEE10′
  • CROP SWEATER | old EVERLANE | Similar style here in many colours | Made responsibly in China
  • MODERN OXFORD | c/o EVERLANE | Fits TTS | More colours available | Made in Italy
  • ROPE TOTE | c/o APPRVL | $82 USD | More colour options | Made in NYC

LOOK 3 – HEATHER DRESS 


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INITIAL THOUGHTS: Okay, 100% transparency here, initially I included this dress for the post because I thought it would be a crowd pleaser not because I thought it would be ideal for me personally. But I put it on and fell in love. This is easily one of the comfiest dresses I’ve ever worn. It’s relaxed and floaty but falls near enough to the body that it’s doesn’t feel too boxy at all. I love this layered look with an oversize sweater and a pair of socks peeking out above my ankle boots. It feels cozy and flirty at the same time. It’s perfect for coffee dates and lunches downtown and just about everything in between.

PROS: I really like the material that was used on this dress (Hanna sure knows her fabrics). It’s swingy, stretchy and feels great on the skin. The sleeves and shoulders are fitted and feel as though they’ll hold their shape really well. The grey is also a nice light heather which I don’t have much of in my closet. It pairs beautifully with darker greys and blacks and I’d like to see how it looks with creams and warm neutrals too.

CONS: At the moment I love this dress over opaque black tights but I don’t know how much I’ll wear this dress when I can’t wear tights. I thought about trying it over white skinnies but it might be a bit too long to serve as a ‘tunic’. It’s also a bit on the wrinkly side from shipping across North America but I think after a good steam or a tumble dry it would be totally fine.


  • HEATHER DRESS | SOTELA | $129 USD | Wearing a Size 1 (My measurements: 5’7.5 / 32C / 26 W / 37 H) | Made in Los Angeles, CA |92% Modal, 8% Spandex | SAVE 10% OFF ANY SOTELA ORDER WITH ‘STYLEBEE10′
  • CARE BONUS: Machine wash and tumble dry low! Steam or iron for a smooth finish.
  • OVERSIZE SWEATER | c/o VETTA | Sold Out | Similar option here and here.
  • TIGHTS | old American Apparel | BAG | The Stowe | BOOTS | Rag & Bone

LOOK 4 – HEATHER DRESS


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INITIAL THOUGHTS: My main question with this dress was whether or not it has that ‘chic’ factor I’m always after but once I tried it with a blazer and sleek black boots I knew the answer was, ‘Oh hell yes!’. This look would be perfect for any client meetings or dinners out I might have. I also reeeally like this dress with the v-neck worn at the back. It’s a playful surprise that’s attractive but still entirely bra friendly.

PROS: This dress has inspired a new term and I’m calling it a closet chameleon. It can be ‘styled up’ to look sophisticated and elegant as per the outfit above or ‘styled down’ like the first look. Pair it with a strappy black heel and a bold red lip for sultry spring vibe or grab a denim jacket and some birkenstocks for a tour around the farmer’s market. It’s honestly so comfy that I’d wear it for a lazy day of Netflixing on the couch between coffee runs and dog walks.

CONS: The main hesitation I had when considering this piece was the fact that I rarely wear dresses. I loved the jersey swing dress which has a similar cut but didn’t end up wearing it all that often and in the end I passed it along to a good friend who was totally smitten with it.

MORE PROS: That said, there were a few differences that make me prefer this one. The first is the reversibility factor and that there is a v-neck and high neck option. Makes it feel more like two pieces in one. The boat neck on the Jersey Swing dress often exposed my bra strap too which wasn’t ideal. I also really like the long, fitted sleeves and tight shoulder vs the drop-shoulder and 3/4 length sleeves on the jersey swing dress. This design change gives it a slightly sharper feel and makes it extra easy to layer under sweaters and jackets.


  • HEATHER DRESS | SOTELA | $129 USD | Wearing a Size 1 (My measurements: 5’7.5 / 32C / 26 W / 37 H) | Made in Los Angeles, CA |92% Modal, 8% Spandex | SAVE 10% OFF ANY SOTELA ORDER WITH ‘STYLEBEE10′
  • BOYFRIEND BLAZER | EVERLANE | Wearing a Size 2 (My measurements: 32C / 26 W / 37 H) | Made responsibly in China
  • TIGHTS | old American Apparel | BAG | CUYANA | BOOTS | c/o EVERLANE

LOOK 5 – STELLA JUMPSUIT


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INITIAL THOUGHTS: I had this jumpsuit in mind for warmer weather use but wanted to see if I could make it work for winter with boots and a base layer. I like the end result visually but it did feel a touch fussy with a layer underneath a wrap top and pockets. A bodysuit would have been better but I rest my case that this piece can indeed be made cold weather ready!

PROS: Again, the Tencel Twill used on this piece and the Ryan Trouser is beautiful and feels really great on. It glides on the skin and yet it doesn’t feel nearly as ‘precious’ as silk.

The next detail is both a pro and a con for me, which is the pockets. They definitely improve functionality and help when it comes to what to do with your hands in a photo but ultimately I find pockets on something like this jumpsuit to be unnecessary. I know, I know, everyone loves pockets but I rarely ever use them! You can see it best in the photo one up from the one above, but the pockets add volume in the hip area where I’d prefer to have the pant fall smoothly along the upper leg. This is not a deal-breaker at all though and if I were to keep this jumpsuit I’d probably just have my tailor delete the pockets all-together.

CONS: Despite it having viable layering potential, this piece would likely end up hanging out in the warmer weather section of my closet. Not the end of the world but that does limit its use for me. I’m also inclined to go for a wider leg on a jumpsuit and when I compare the tapered leg to the wide crop on my linen jumpsuit I prefer the balance of a wider cut. I still think this cut is flattering of course!


  • STELLA JUMPSUIT | SOTELA | $179 USD | Wearing a Size 1 Tall (My measurements: 5’7.5 / 32C / 26 W / 37 H) | Made in Los Angeles, CA |100% Tencel Twill | SAVE 10% OFF ANY SOTELA ORDER WITH ‘STYLEBEE10′
  • TURTLENECK | GIU GIU via Garmentory | $265 USD | Wearing a Size S but it fits very snug, suggest sizing up. | Save $20 OFF your first order when you sign up here. Free Shipping and Returns. | Made responsibly in Hong Kong. | Similar here for less.
  • CALLY BOOT | c/o Coclico | Available via Garmentory | $435 USD | Save $20 OFF your first order when you sign up here. Free Shipping and Returns. | Made responsibly in Spain. | Runs slim, order a 1/2 or full size up depending on your foot width. I’m a US 7 and wear the 37.5.
  • TIRHAS SADDLEBAG | c/o ABLE | Colour n/a but Slate is similar and on sale! | $108 USD | Made responsibly  in both Ethiopia and Mexico

LOOK 6 – STELLA JUMPSUIT


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INITIAL THOUGHTS: This look was what came to mind first when I saw the Stella Jumpsuit in the Live Collection. It’s just such an elegant one-and-done option for any sort of dressy occasion. It’s simple but striking and so darn flattering it’s silly! This is basically the perfect wedding guest or party look for someone (like me) who wants to be super comfy and still look chic as hell.

Fun fact: these are the heels I wore on my wedding day and I bought them with the intent of wearing them again many times.

PROS: Similar to how it feels, this jumpsuit looks really lovely on too. The neckline and short sleeves are very flattering and the v-neck is just deep enough to be demure without becoming scandalous. I love the different ways you can tie the wrap belt to create a super slimming visual midpoint like this or into a bow for a focal point (as per the first look).

CONS: Going to the bathroom in a jumpsuit is never easy and that remains the case with this one. You don’t have any zippers to worry about which is great but keep an eye on the long wrap ties for sure!

This is getting nit picky but the point where the two front panels overlap at the crotch feels as though it could pull open slightly if tension was placed on the pockets. For instance if I put both my hands fully in the pockets and pulled outwards that would cause a gap to occur. This might be solved by trying the next size up but it doesn’t feel tight through the hip it just feels as though there should be a bit of additional fabric for more overlap.


  • STELLA JUMPSUIT | SOTELA | $179 USD | Wearing a Size 1 Tall (My measurements: 5’7.5 / 32C / 26 W / 37 H) | Made in Los Angeles, CA |100% Tencel Twill | SAVE 10% OFF ANY SOTELA ORDER WITH ‘STYLEBEE10′
  • CARE BONUS: Machine wash and tumble dry low! Steam or iron for a smooth finish.
  • TURTLENECK | GIU GIU via Garmentory | $265 USD | Wearing a Size S but it fits very snug, suggest sizing up. | Save $20 OFF your first order when you sign up here. Free Shipping and Returns. | Made responsibly in Hong Kong. | Similar here for less.
  • PALMA HIGH HEEL | Maryam Nassir Zadeh | Colour s/o Similar here. | Made in Italy
  • MICRO MEENA BAG | c/o OPELLE | Colour n/a but other options available here | Made in Toronto

I guess it’s decision time now! Can you guess which piece I’ve decided to keep?


DRUMROLL PLEASE… 

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THE HEATHER DRESS!

Honestly, I went into this collaboration thinking it would be the Stella Jumpsuit for sure but this little number totally won me over. I really didn’t want to take it off after shooting these looks so I decided to take that as a sign. I’m also thinking it’ll be a great addition to my West Coast capsule and pair perfectly with a raincoat and wellies! All three pieces were beautiful and so much fun to style and play around with.

Huge thank you to SOTELA for the opportunity to play dress up and share some candid thoughts!


GOT A FAVOURITE LOOK TODAY OR PIECE FROM SOTELA? I’D LOVE TO KNOW WHICH ONE IT IS!

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  1. Oh, I love classic stile, this is very cute and feminine! This dress is so beautiful. I might like the pants too.?

  2. Laura Copeland says:

    Just a note to curvy girls-you’re going to want to size up if you want the Ryan pants to fit over you butt :/ I’m similarly sized to Lee, but probably 2″s wider in the hip and the size 1 fitted very poorly on me.-super tight in the hips and the pockets gaped like crazy! Still deciding if I want to exchange for a size up or just accept that I’ll never find a well fitted pair of trousers 😉

    • Lee the Bee says:

      Hi Laura, Thank you very much for sharing your fit findings. Sorry to hear they aren’t working for you in a size 1, I would definitely exchange because I think the 2 will give you the room you need through the hip. I think curvy women look amazing in trousers so I hope you don’t give up! xo

  3. Steph says:

    Hi Lee,

    I have my eyes on that jumpsuit… just wondering about fit though. We are the same height but my measurements are generally about 2″ larger than yours. I have an athletic build (read: junk in the trunk & musclular legs), so I’m not sure the size 1 is roomy enough. I’ve emailed Sotela asking for direction but haven’t heard back yet so thought I’d check with you.

    Thanks!
    Stephanie

    • Lee the Bee says:

      Hi Steph, Good question! I found the size 1 was just barely roomy enough on me (through the hip/butt) and could have easily worn a size 2. So I would recommend the size 2 for you. I think you’ll LOVE it 🙂 xo

  4. Meri says:

    I love the jumpsuit, the wrap-front especially! But the website doesn’t have any information about the fabric care. Dry-clean or hand-wash only fabrics are a deal breaker for me. I’m much less likely to wear something if I can’t throw it in the washing machine when it gets dirty.

  5. Sara says:

    This dress is so beautiful. I might like the pants too. But I just can’t get my head wrapped around the idea of ordering clothes without being able to try on! How do people do that? I do sometimes of course… from Canadian stores…where I can easily return if they don’t work (usually for free). And I do return things… Probably half the time! I mean yes I can look at the size charts and measure. But how do I know whether it will suit my body type? I’m 6 feet tall with long legs…so this is always a problem. I suspect even their tall sizes wouldn’t do it for me. Sigh. I can’t even begin to imagine the hassle of international return/exchanges. And would we Canadian gals be charged duty? Or no… because it’s made in the states?? I’ve been looking at Everlane but I have the same issues with probable returns and duty charges.

    • Lee the Bee says:

      Thanks Sara! All the points you mentioned are so valid, thanks for sharing your concerns. Here’s my two cents:

      – How do people order online without trying on? Honestly, it gets easier the more you do it. Garment measurements help a lot and the more you get to know a designer the more confident you can be about fits and styles. I do return stuff pretty often too, sometimes I take a hit on returns but usually I’m glad I tried something even if it doesn’t work out.

      How do you know a style will fit your body type? I usually email the designer with my measurements and how I’d like something to fit and let them advise me. I will also send measurements of a similar garment I have and like the fit of whenever possible. They’re usually very helpful and more inclined to exchange an item in this case. I find pants and shoes are the hardest for me because I’m usually in between sizes. My style leans more towards relaxed fits which helps and I generally stick to styles that are similar to what I’ve liked in the past.

      Will you pay additional duties/customs on made in USA items? It’s definitely hit or miss with customs. Sometimes yes and sometimes no. With Everlane they calculate and charge duties at the point of purchase so there are no surprise fees. Smaller designers often don’t offer this so you can sometimes get off ‘duty free’ 🙂

      I hope that helps! xo

    • Sara says:

      Thank you for the reply! Definitely good tips. Maybe one day I’ll take the plunge. I figure something relaxed like this dress would be more forgiving/ easier than a more fitted item like pants in terms of fit. Nice to know about the duty with Everlane. I would be so excited to learn of (and perhaps more inclined to take the plunge on) a Canadian ethical designer… Tho I’m sure there aren’t as many of them out there! I love reading your blog and I’m always excited to see a new post. Looking forward to your capsule experiment 🙂

  6. Zoe says:

    I’ve got my eye on the Lena pant, but sadly there’s no petite option there like with the Ryan trouser! Do you know why that is? Would be so lovely to not have to get it tailored!

    • Lee the Bee says:

      Hi Zoe, I didn’t realize there was no inseam option for the Lena Pant. I’m not entirely sure why that is but I do think it would be very easy for a tailor to hem them. Typically hemming runs around $10-$15 so it’s worth it to get that perfect length. I typically have all my clothes altered in one way or another and it makes all the difference. That said, Hanna is amazing and might be able to have a custom inseam done for you (I haven’t asked her though so I cannot promise anything!). Thanks for reading! xo

  7. Alison Ness says:

    These pants may just fit the bill to finish off the casual tomboy suit I’ve been after with a couple vintage wool blazers I have in my closet! I always love your collaborations because it’s so obvious you take them really seriously – and they always feel so on-brand to Style Bee. Your blog is seriously my first go-to when I need to find a piece to round out my wardrobe!

    • Lee the Bee says:

      I so appreciate the kind words Alison! Thank you! I do take my collaborations very seriously so I’m glad to hear that shows. Honestly, the Ryan trouser was basically made for vintage blazers haha. They’re the perfect combination of relaxed and structured which works great with vintage fits and fabrics. Thanks so much for tuning in 🙂 xo

  8. Kris says:

    Love these posts/collaborations. Hard decision – in the end, you made a great choice!

    • Lee the Bee says:

      Thanks for the feedback Kris, glad to hear that! Such a tough decision indeed, but I’m so glad I took a chance and tried the dress. Thanks for reading! xo

  9. Mikayla says:

    I adore your outfits with the Ryan pants. But I can see why you went with the dress. It is going on my wishlist. Like you, I don’t often wear dresses, but this one seems perfect.

  10. Andrea says:

    The dress sounds like a dream! I will definitely put it on my spring wishlist (: I also have a random question regarding your sandals/heels from Maryam Nassir Zadeh–I’ve been looking for a very similar pair, but I was curious about the fit/sizing. Do you find they run tts? Any advice you may have world be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

    • Lee the Bee says:

      Thanks Andrea! It’s such a fun little number but still so versatile. I love the fit of MNZ shoes. I have two pairs in a 37 and I’m a US 7 usually. I would say if your foot is wide then go with the recommended conversion 7 = 37.5 but if your foot is narrow a half size down is fine, plus the Palma or Sophie styles have adjustable ankles. The footbed is so comfy and the leather used is soft and forgiving. Hope that helps!

  11. Madeline says:

    This code isn’t working for me – could you check it out?

  12. Divya says:

    Great choice Lee. I love how swingy and comfortable the dress looks. I am really enjoying how you feature three pieces and then pick one after going over the pros and cons. I think the Lena pant would be a great piece. Great to wear around the house with kids but nice to wear out and about also!

    • Lee the Bee says:

      Thanks so much Divya! Glad you’re liking this collaboration approach. The Lena Pant is SO beautiful! I was very tempted to try those but having quite a few similar options in my closet already I went for the Ryan trouser. Have a great day xo

  13. Kelly says:

    I love the dress, and that’s the one I would choose too, but the jumpsuit looks really beautiful on you!

  14. Carol says:

    Oh good, I was hoping you’d pick the dress, Lee. That’s what I would pick out of the three. I would also probably only wear it with tights, because if I’m not wearing tights, I prefer longer dresses. But this dress looks very cute and comfortable.

    • Carol says:

      I also want to say that you look beautiful in burgundy.

    • Lee the Bee says:

      Thanks so much Carol! Glad you feel the same about the dress 🙂 It’s just so comfy and easy to throw on! Excited to see how else I can style it this Spring. I really appreciate your note about Burgundy too. I don’t love a lot of colour near my face usually, but I make an exception now and then 😛 Have a great day xo

  15. Karin Rambo says:

    I have her linen jumpsuit from a few seasons ago and I absolutely love it! Hannah is such a sweet, kind person and I’m so happy to see you featuring her pieces! And now I have my eye on those pants…

    • Lee the Bee says:

      Thanks Karin! That jumpsuit is so good! Happy to hear you’re still loving it. Hanna is truly such a gem and a pleasure to work with. Have a great week xo

  16. Diana says:

    Do you have any thoughts for how the jumpsuit might work with breastfeeding? Would it be relatively easy to get access to one side, or would you have to take the whole top off? (I’m currently 4.5 months pregnant, and on the lookout for stylish and well-made clothes that could work both during and after breastfeeding.) Thanks!

    • Lee the Bee says:

      Hey Diana, Congratulations! I think the jumpsuit would definitely be good for breastfeeding access. You wouldn’t need to remove the whole top, you could just loosen the wrap ties (or tie them a bit loose to start) and then the front would easily open up as needed. Hope that helps! Xo