April 30, 2025
Every time I work on this wardrobe, it appeals to me more! I could easily see the merits of having clothes that were all earthy or leafy colors…
A wardrobe with everything from boots to sandals, and from tee shirts to warm sweaters… If I wore a uniform most of the time, this might be a nearly complete wardrobe for my “real” life.
Our heroine found a scarf that’s perfect for her wardrobe! After that, she decided that maybe this is a good month to fill in gaps in her wardrobe, and stock up on basics.
Maybe these aren’t the most exciting clothes one can buy, but when you have these kinds available, it’s SO much easier to get dressed.
And that pointelle cardigan isn’t really boring!
Earrings – Capucine De Wulf; jute brown tee – Lands’ End; cotton cardigan – J.Crew Factory; tank top – Lands’ End; scarf – Artifact.; pants – Alex Mill; ballet flats – Aerosole
Here again, with the addition of four new pieces of clothing, our heroine’s wardrobe doesn’t look really changed – just more complete. Unless you’re trying to make a radical change, that’s what new clothes should do – give you more options!
And her accessories are wonderful – her earrings, and her SCARVES!!!
What are the chances that next month our heroine can find four of the garments for Spring that she doesn’t yet have?
It was incredibly easy to find these outfits – it took more time to arrange the images that it took to figure out how to put together ensembles!
It’s a really good thing that I don’t need to start from scratch with my wardrobe…
love,
Janice
The earlier posts about this wardrobe are here: Christmas Day Preview, January, February, March, April
p.s. Ten years ago, a friend of mine wanted a bright green bag…
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This is one of my favorites this year. Oh, they’re all beautiful.
With dark blue, this wardrobe would be wearable year-round.
Light blue and white are so easy to find in stores. I’m excited to see how the individual capsules grow throughout the year.
While I’m drawn to brighter accent colors, I’m in love with the neutral basics you have shown here. Honestly, who doesn’t need khaki, white and chambray in their wardrobe? Even if I’d be drawn to Kelly Green, rather than the soft teal, this is so easily tweakable that I can see this working for a wide variety of women.
Are you still in Ireland? I hope you are having a wonderful time!