32 No-Fuss, Elevated Items That Ooze Capricorn Vibes

"New year, new me" is the motto for all of my fellow cool-girl Capricorns. As the first sign to celebrate turning one year older in 2025, I can confidently say our signature fashion tone is set to define the next 12 months. Maybe I'm biased, but my fellow Capricorns have the best style in my eyes. Muses like Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy and Diane Keaton follow Capricorn's practical, elevated fashion rule book to a T and have become famous while doing it.

Ruled by Saturn, the planet of discipline and structure, Capricorns have a practical, responsible, and often conservative approach to fashion. Think classic silhouettes, neutral color palettes, and a knack for all things refined and luxury. This Earth sign places a massive importance on longevity over fleeting micro-trends and instead curate their wardrobes with intention and care.

Carolyn Bessette Kennedy and John Kennedy Jr. walking in New York City.

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We aren't boring, materialistic snobs, though. Rather, Capricorns take the approach that their wardrobe should be a reflection of themselves: no-nonsense, practical, and, above all, aspirational. If they were a brand, they would definitely be The Row, Khaite, or Toteme—classic, elevated, and meant to withstand the test of time.

As we step into the rest of 2025, take our stylish mode de vie, and let the Capricorn vibe wash over your closet. Below, I've curated elevated items that speak to the fashion nature of one of the chicest signs in the zodiac.

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Ana Escalante
Associate Features Editor

Ana Escalante is an award-winning journalist and Gen Z editor known for her sharp takes on fashion and culture. She’s covered everything from Copenhagen Fashion Week to Roe v. Wade protests as the Editorial Assistant at Glamour after earning her journalism degree at the University of Florida in 2021. At Who What Wear, Ana mixes wit with unapologetic commentary in long-form fashion and beauty content, creating pieces that resonate with a digital-first generation. If it’s smart, snarky, and unexpected, chances are her name’s on it.