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1. What do you think should be included in every good wardrobe? The most important pieces?
This depends a lot on your lifestyle, whether you work or not, how old you are - and on your personality, too. I think it's important to have good underwear, because it gives you shape. A neutral-colored pair of tailored pants, flattering jeans, a casual dress that can be dressed up, a skirt in a good fabric, a pair of simple leather shoes, a fitted shirt, a tailored jacket. I've found out that if you have these items you can always rely on them on any type of emergency - say, a last minute interview or a funeral. But I think, most important of all, is choosing pieces that fit well and are according to your personality.
2. When cleaning out your closet, how do you decide what to ditch? How often do you throw stuff out?
I give away things that I haven't worn in a year, anything that wears, or extremely trendy items that I don't see the point of holding on to. I clean out my closet a couple of times a year.
3. How is your closet organized? By color, products, designers?
I organize it by type of garment, you know, skirts with skirts, tops with tops, etc.
4. What do you think your wardrobe says about you? Bombshell, Classic, Sex Kitten, Sporty, etc.
Hmm, I don't know. I wear lots of different things, and maybe if you looked at the clothes in my closet you wouldn't think they belonged to the same person.
5. What's your favorite piece of clothing in your wardrobe?
Hmm...right now it's this chocolate brown/printed viscose dress. And my electric blue stilettos : )
6. What are you missing?
A black tank, a dark brown, structured leather bag.
7. Any advice on building or revamping a wardrobe?
I think it'd be easier if one thought of building a wardrobe around color. Figure out which colors work better with your skin/hair tone and combine a couple with neutrals. That way maybe you'd need less clothes than you think. On revamping a wardrobe...well try what's 'not you' for a change. Like...a different color, heels instead of the usual flats or sneakers, adding accesories like a great bag, or jewelry or a couple of scarves...
This depends a lot on your lifestyle, whether you work or not, how old you are - and on your personality, too. I think it's important to have good underwear, because it gives you shape. A neutral-colored pair of tailored pants, flattering jeans, a casual dress that can be dressed up, a skirt in a good fabric, a pair of simple leather shoes, a fitted shirt, a tailored jacket. I've found out that if you have these items you can always rely on them on any type of emergency - say, a last minute interview or a funeral. But I think, most important of all, is choosing pieces that fit well and are according to your personality.
2. When cleaning out your closet, how do you decide what to ditch? How often do you throw stuff out?
I give away things that I haven't worn in a year, anything that wears, or extremely trendy items that I don't see the point of holding on to. I clean out my closet a couple of times a year.
3. How is your closet organized? By color, products, designers?
I organize it by type of garment, you know, skirts with skirts, tops with tops, etc.
4. What do you think your wardrobe says about you? Bombshell, Classic, Sex Kitten, Sporty, etc.
Hmm, I don't know. I wear lots of different things, and maybe if you looked at the clothes in my closet you wouldn't think they belonged to the same person.
5. What's your favorite piece of clothing in your wardrobe?
Hmm...right now it's this chocolate brown/printed viscose dress. And my electric blue stilettos : )
6. What are you missing?
A black tank, a dark brown, structured leather bag.
7. Any advice on building or revamping a wardrobe?
I think it'd be easier if one thought of building a wardrobe around color. Figure out which colors work better with your skin/hair tone and combine a couple with neutrals. That way maybe you'd need less clothes than you think. On revamping a wardrobe...well try what's 'not you' for a change. Like...a different color, heels instead of the usual flats or sneakers, adding accesories like a great bag, or jewelry or a couple of scarves...