Editors' picks: The Everyday Equestrian
Even though we wrap ourself in winter attire a little longer, the countdown for that fresh air of spring has finally begun. We have already started our wardrobe detox to make room for new ensembles inspired by some Cavalier friends.
Just take a look!
Published:
February 19th, 2022
An Earthy Language
zip hoodie from Equiline / helmet from Kask / leather tender boots from Kentucky / saddle pad from Kentucky / tee from Cavalleria Toscana / cap from Kentucky / leather rope halter from Kentucky
Cavalier ambassador, Sanne Sørlie has this effortless Scandi-chic vibe over her - with a huge smile and beautiful horses as her main accessories.
A plain, white tee is for sure a wardrobe must for spring, and the perfect zip hoodie is always a good idea. We are totally ready to replace heavy puffer jackets with quality cotton and lighter colours!
bag from Equiline / knit from YOU / cap from Varsity / saddle pad from Kentucky / nylon halter from Kentucky / beanie from Le Bonnet / breeches and puffer west from Kingsland
Highland Adventures
When we met eventing star Ludwig Svennerstål back in 2019, we couldn’t help but notice the Swede’s casual cool style. Coarse wool sweaters combined with minimalistic turtlenecks, messy hair hidden under knitted beanies when giving instructions and classic navy blue breeches blended perfectly in with Ludde’s down to earth personality at the cross country course.
Simply a fantastic way to greet the transition season in the stables!
Inner Balance
tights from H20Fagerholt / knit from Filippa K Soft Sport / yoga mat from Manduka / yoga bra from Arket / water bottle from Cavalleria Toscana / cork block from Manduka / shoes from Salomon
Sometimes, everyday life feels like this never ending story of running from place to place, logistics and stress. To take a mental break, and to keep that calmness throughout your week is beneficial to both mind and body.
Competition rider and Yoga teacher, Mia Eckhoff inspires us to bring out the best version of ourself - not only for the upcoming season but for life, as Yoga provides increased body awareness and contact with core muscles.
“In yoga, the breath is one of the most important. A deeper breath has extremely many benefits. In riding, this has given me better focus both during training and in competitive situations. Increased body awareness, core muscles and agility. This has given me a better seat, better endurance and more contact with the horse.”
