Hi! I have not commented before but I have been watching a lot of your videos recently. I'm on a journey trying to find my style and be a smarter consumer. Your videos are really helpful and inspiring! I might do this challenge myself at some point!
Thank you for this video, I'm very inspired by your style journey which I feel is in many ways similar to mine. It's a good idea to analyse the usage of your wardrobe like this to see what actually gets used, and this video is a good inspiration for me to do the same. Just like with your most worn things, I find that I also gravitate to the same basic pieces, specially with pants. My style uniform is very much basic pants (black, grey, brown, beige) or jeans, and then I have fun with my tops (I often choose fun t-shirts, cozy cardigans or textured sweaters). By having the pants very basic I feel like I can have a lot of fun mixing and matching interesting tops, and nowadays I never feel bored with my wardrobe because things can be mixed up in so many ways. I usually wear my pants and jeans until they are threadbare, but the tops I sometimes sell or donate at swap markets if I get bored with them. Once (or more) a year I rent a booth at a local consignment store to sell the clothes I'm not using anymore, and I usually buy things from that same shop whenever I need (or want) something to spice up my wardrobe, so it's very much a circular fashion thing :). I really feel you on the trying to be a responsible consumer - for me it helps to not care too much about trends but instead buy timeless thrifted clothes that will last me for a long time, or that I know I can sell later in good condition if I get bored with them.
Hi! I have not commented before but I have been watching a lot of your videos recently. I'm on a journey trying to find my style and be a smarter consumer. Your videos are really helpful and inspiring! I might do this challenge myself at some point!
Thank you for this video, I'm very inspired by your style journey which I feel is in many ways similar to mine. It's a good idea to analyse the usage of your wardrobe like this to see what actually gets used, and this video is a good inspiration for me to do the same. Just like with your most worn things, I find that I also gravitate to the same basic pieces, specially with pants. My style uniform is very much basic pants (black, grey, brown, beige) or jeans, and then I have fun with my tops (I often choose fun t-shirts, cozy cardigans or textured sweaters). By having the pants very basic I feel like I can have a lot of fun mixing and matching interesting tops, and nowadays I never feel bored with my wardrobe because things can be mixed up in so many ways. I usually wear my pants and jeans until they are threadbare, but the tops I sometimes sell or donate at swap markets if I get bored with them. Once (or more) a year I rent a booth at a local consignment store to sell the clothes I'm not using anymore, and I usually buy things from that same shop whenever I need (or want) something to spice up my wardrobe, so it's very much a circular fashion thing :). I really feel you on the trying to be a responsible consumer - for me it helps to not care too much about trends but instead buy timeless thrifted clothes that will last me for a long time, or that I know I can sell later in good condition if I get bored with them.