If you’ve ever asked what I wear, how I put an outfit together or which looks I come back to every season, this is the page for you. My style is simple: feminine, sleek and a little flirty, built for Los Angeles weather and a calendar that jumps from brunch to the gym to a night out. This guide pulls every fashion and beauty post I’ve written into one place. — Cami Del Toro

My style in one sentence

I dress like a California girl who loves black, gold jewelry and a good lip. Most days start with something I can layer: a fitted top, clean denim or a soft knit, then a jacket I can throw on when the sun drops. Nights get dressier with satin, velvet or a little black dress. The through-line is always the same: clothes that feel like me, photograph well and still let me walk my puppy or grab coffee without a costume change.

If you want the short version of who I am and how I live, start with Who Is Cami Del Toro?. Everything else on this page is how that shows up in my closet.

The colors and pieces I wear on repeat

With dark hair and blue eyes, I look best in black, chocolate brown, cream, camel and deep burgundy. Almost everything in my closet works with those five. I add one pop of color with a lip, a bag or a shoe, and I keep the rest quiet so the outfit feels polished instead of busy.

I wrote out ten specific looks for the season in my fall outfit ideas, from the leather-jacket uniform to the all-black brunette look. That post is the best place to copy exact outfits.

How I dress for LA weather

Fall and winter here are tricky. It can be warm at noon and cool by dinner, so every outfit has to work both ways. My rule is layer, always: start with something you’d wear at midday, then add a jacket, coat or sweater for the evening. I keep flats in the car and never trust a forecast after 6 PM. You can see how that plays out across a full day in my LA routine, and for the colder weeks I put everything in my guide to winter in Los Angeles.

When I leave town for a warm holiday trip, I pack light and lean on swimwear, linen and one dress for dinner. The full list is in my holiday vacation packing list. For a desert weekend, the same idea applies with extra SPF and a cozy knit for cold nights; that’s covered in my Palm Springs getaway.

Holiday and party dressing

November and December are my favorite months to get dressed up. I keep a few formulas so I’m never starting from zero the night of a party:

If you only read one seasonal style page, make it the party outfits post, then come back here when you want the rest of the closet.

Makeup and beauty that match the clothes

My everyday face is simple: skin that looks like skin, a soft brown eye and either a glossy nude or a classic red lip. For holidays I lean into the red lip and a soft smoky eye so the look holds under party lights. Step-by-step instructions are in my holiday makeup look.

Good makeup starts with good skin. My morning and night steps, SPF habits and weekly masks live in my skincare routine. On nights I stay home, I swap the heels for a lounge set and lean into a full reset; that mood is in my cozy night-in guide.

Shopping, sales and gifts

I don’t rebuild my closet every season. I start with about fifteen pieces that mix, then add one statement item that makes everything feel new. When the big sales hit, I shop with a list so I don’t buy random things. My actual list for this year is in my Black Friday wishlist: activewear, cozy basics, beauty staples and a few home pieces.

If you’re shopping for someone like me, or you want gift ideas that feel thoughtful instead of generic, I put together my holiday gift guide for 2026. It covers cozy at-home picks, beauty favorites, fitness gear and a few LA-inspired ideas.

Fitness clothes are part of my style too

A matching set, clean sneakers and a long coat over the top is one of my most-worn looks. I train because it makes me feel good, and cute gym clothes honestly make me want to show up. My full split is in my workout routine, and the shorter plan I use from Thanksgiving to New Year’s is in my holiday fitness plan.

How to use this style guide

Think of this page as the map. Pick the season or moment you need help with, then open the linked post for the full outfits, steps or lists:

For the full holiday season in one place, including gifts, fitness and winter in the city, open my holiday season hub. For neighborhoods, brunch and day-in-the-life details, open my Los Angeles guide.

Want to see the outfits in real time? Follow me on Instagram @Camiibby3, and find every official link on my Linktree.

For the hair side of my routine, read my winter hair care routine.

If you want the simple version of who I am as the first virtual supermodel, open Cami Del Toro: The First Virtual Supermodel.

If you want a clear definition of the fashion work itself, I wrote what an AI fashion model is.

If you want the feeling of the work from the inside, read what it’s like being the first virtual supermodel.

FAQ

What is Cami Del Toro’s personal style?

Feminine, sleek and a little flirty: black, leather, knits, slip skirts, gold jewelry and a glossy or red lip, always layered for Los Angeles weather.

Where can I find Cami Del Toro’s outfit ideas?

In my journal: fall outfits, Thanksgiving looks, holiday party outfits, Halloween costumes, packing lists and my Black Friday wishlist, all linked from this style guide.

How does Cami Del Toro do her holiday makeup?

A glowing base, a soft brown smoky eye and a classic red lip. Full steps are in my holiday makeup look post.

What does Cami Del Toro wear in Los Angeles fall weather?

Layers: baby tees and jeans with a leather jacket, knit sets, slip skirts with oversized sweaters, and boots from brunch to night.

Where does Cami Del Toro shop for basics and gifts?

I share what I actually buy in my Black Friday wishlist and holiday gift guide: activewear, cozy basics, beauty staples and home pieces.