- Neutral tones: black, grey, brown, navy, blush, and ivory
- Colors: mustard, aqua, mint, coral, hot pink, cobalt, purple and orange.
- Chambray
- Stripes
- Lace + Crochet
- Ethnic prints
- Leopard
- Bird print
- Statement jewelry
- Scarves
- Little details (beading, scalloping, etc.)
- Denim: Either dark wash skinnies or flares (a la Rachel Zoe), medium wash distressed skinnies and shorts.
- Maxi skirts and dresses
- Tall brown boots and black leggings for fall
- Dark denim jacket & blazers (which I fell in love with this past winter/fall)
- Vintage tees
- Faux fur vest
- Black + tan/cognac
- Black + colorful accents
- Headbands, messy hair and a smokey eye with nude lips.
Overall I think it's a little boho but tailored. I like structure in pants and jackets to make it look more streamlined and not too hippie. I'm transitioning into a place were I don't need a ton of business/work clothes. Almost on a daily a basis I wear workout clothes (which are colorful and bright, unlike my love for neutrals.) My mind tells me I don't need all of these clothes when I only get dressed on the weekends and a few odd days in between. The hardest part is parting with the clothing and the what-ifs that pop up in my mind. Such as what if this occasion comes up? What if I get another job opportunity? Then I'll have to go and get new clothing, so why part with it when in the future I will need to spend more money on it? Ideally I would like to have one pair of dress pants and one skirt, so we'll see. I've even made a word document detailing the clothing items and each place and even though I've donated and given clothes away I still feel kinda overwhelmed looking at it.
The next step that Cass recommends is to purge and choose 15 pieces that you absolutely LOVE. I know that I will definitely donate or give to friends the items I have at my parents house since that stuff was just stuff to have there if I stayed over, so no big deal.
Let the purging begin!
I clean out my closets CONSTANTLY, which really helps for months like this one, when I'm moving.
ReplyDeleteI have found this to be super helpful: If I'm having trouble deciding whether to keep a piece, I brainstorm all of the different scenarios that I would want it. Then, I look in my closet to see if there is any other piece that would also work in those scenarios. If yes, then I keep one and donate the other :)
Our lists look very similar! I'm all about lace and messy hair! :)
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