Sentences with phrase «month of my capsule wardrobe»

The first month of my capsule wardrobe just wrapped up, and boy, do I have lots to say on the matter.

Not exact matches

Typically, you wear a capsule wardrobe for 3 months, then at the end of those 3 months, you update it for the next season.

I spent the month wearing what I bought and creating a capsule wardrobe for the remainder of summer temps and putting thought into my fall one.

It took a little vision, but I created a capsule wardrobe, consisting of 37 items that will be my entire wardrobe for the next three months.

I'm trying to organise my capsule wardrobe right now because I always get carried away in cheap shops, and buy tons of cheap clothes that only last me a month or 2.

-LSB-...] Basically, a capsule wardrobe is a wardrobe that is limited to a certain number of pieces that you wear for three months.

I'm kind of discouraged, though, feeling like I can't get my winter wardrobe to the size of my summer capsule and having to put a lot in storage for the summer months.

I have started a capsule wardrobe for a few months now, but I still need practice... I am always cold, so I need a lot of layers and I feel that this makes it harder to be minimalist.

The whole point of a capsule wardrobe is for people who are on a budget or dealing with minimal closet space (or even people who simply aren't interested in spending a lot of time and money on fashion) to be able to stop making multiple purchases every two to three months and still have a serviceable wardrobe.

My wardrobe more than halved, I lived out of a suitcase or two for months, relying on a capsule wardrobe.

I made up a few boards which has helped me to shape my capsule wardrobe, and found that sticking within these limits helped me to avoid spending money on random items which, when I looked back on months later I had either grown sick of seeing too much on others or just didn't like.

The end of June arrived and I thought it would be nice to share my capsule wardrobe ups and downs of this month with you... We gonna have a look at my most and least worn item and talk about the struggles and the good times, so let's do this!

If you're unfamiliar with a capsule wardrobe, it's pretty much a «mini» wardrobe of pieces you love that will work for a season, or a month, or a year.

I will create a capsule wardrobe around the month's theme, complete with 10 outfits created from 10 - 15 pieces, many of which you likely already own.

I wanted to make sure the capsule wardrobe feels right to me after a few months of doing it before truly purging things.

Prior to building my capsule wardrobe, I mostly bought sweatpants and leggings at Target, which had the disappointing habit of ripping or running threadbare after a few month's wears.

I am so interested in the idea of a capsule wardrobe, but afraid that my creative juices will run out half way through the month.

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I did a capsule wardrobe last summer for just the month of June and it was fantastic.

I also like the fact that you've got colour and interesting patterns in your outfits — I see so many travel and capsule wardrobes that are totally boring and nothing like what I would wear (I wear lots of dark red, dark purple, burgundy the cooler months, I love colours and patterns).

I'd like to do a sort of capsule wardrobe — mix and match basics, maybe one affordable suit for court, to get me through the next six months or so.

I tried a 10 × 10 capsule wardrobe challenge a few months ago where you have 10 items of clothing including shoes (but not accessories) and wear them for 10 days.