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I have one and basically I moved house and gave everything I hadn’t worn In 6 months, unless specific to a season, to charity and then whenever I buy something new I get rid of something else. You should read the Marie kondo book and it makes you look at your clothes differently. |
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"I have one and basically I moved house and gave everything I hadn’t worn In 6 months, unless specific to a season, to charity and then whenever I buy something new I get rid of something else. You should read the Marie kondo book and it makes you look at your clothes differently. "
I'm too attached to my clothes to look at them differently  .
My alter ego would have a crisp white blouse, a pair of achingly chic trousers and a dress and wear them with cunningly arranged scarves and statement jewellery to create 150 different looks |
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"I have one and basically I moved house and gave everything I hadn’t worn In 6 months, unless specific to a season, to charity and then whenever I buy something new I get rid of something else. You should read the Marie kondo book and it makes you look at your clothes differently.
I'm too attached to my clothes to look at them differently .
My alter ego would have a crisp white blouse, a pair of achingly chic trousers and a dress and wear them with cunningly arranged scarves and statement jewellery to create 150 different looks"
Yeah mine too. It ain't happening |
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I do basically leggings fluffy socks strappy top and hoodies only diff to summer wardrobe is 3/4 leggings and flip flops strappy top and hoodies .
Have dress up clothes to go out but everyday stuff same |
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That’s where you have to be really honest about whether or not you actually wear things. It’s difficult but then once you have the capsule it makes life incredibly easy and you tend to look better for it |
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"I have one and basically I moved house and gave everything I hadn’t worn In 6 months, unless specific to a season, to charity and then whenever I buy something new I get rid of something else. You should read the Marie kondo book and it makes you look at your clothes differently.
I'm too attached to my clothes to look at them differently .
My alter ego would have a crisp white blouse, a pair of achingly chic trousers and a dress and wear them with cunningly arranged scarves and statement jewellery to create 150 different looks
Yeah mine too. It ain't happening "
I just love clothes too much  |
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"I do basically leggings fluffy socks strappy top and hoodies only diff to summer wardrobe is 3/4 leggings and flip flops strappy top and hoodies .
Have dress up clothes to go out but everyday stuff same "
so that is a capsule wardrobe |
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By *mberWoman
over a year ago
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"Check out house of colour they have some good capsule wardrobe tips
I will look but although I'd love to be that person I never will be. I'm just interested in what people would have in theirs"
I've had my colours done which is life changing.
Capsule wardrobe.....nope! I have 20 sets of matching underwear  |
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"That’s where you have to be really honest about whether or not you actually wear things. It’s difficult but then once you have the capsule it makes life incredibly easy and you tend to look better for it "
I wear everything in my wardrobe, I make a point of it. Some things only get worn once a year, some only on holiday but they all get worn.
I'm not minimalist in any respect, I'd like to be that person who has clear surfaces in the kitchen, one or two very stylish ornaments and a small collection of worthy books but I'm not and at this stage in my life am unlikely to be |
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"Check out house of colour they have some good capsule wardrobe tips
I will look but although I'd love to be that person I never will be. I'm just interested in what people would have in theirs
I've had my colours done which is life changing.
Capsule wardrobe.....nope! I have 20 sets of matching underwear "
Good woman! |
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"Check out house of colour they have some good capsule wardrobe tips
I will look but although I'd love to be that person I never will be. I'm just interested in what people would have in theirs
I've had my colours done which is life changing.
Capsule wardrobe.....nope! I have 20 sets of matching underwear "
I haven't had my colours done but a good sense of what suits me really helps |
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"I do basically leggings fluffy socks strappy top and hoodies only diff to summer wardrobe is 3/4 leggings and flip flops strappy top and hoodies .
Have dress up clothes to go out but everyday stuff same
so that is a capsule wardrobe "
Ease and comfortable all I need wash it dry it then put it back on so end up wearing same stuff over and over again |
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What do people consider is the minimum amount of clothes a person needs?
I reckon for a woman it's two sets of underwear, one pair of shoes, two blouses, a skirt, a pair trousers, a cardigan and a coat. |
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"What do people consider is the minimum amount of clothes a person needs?
I reckon for a woman it's two sets of underwear, one pair of shoes, two blouses, a skirt, a pair trousers, a cardigan and a coat."
That's no enough surely! |
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"What do people consider is the minimum amount of clothes a person needs?
I reckon for a woman it's two sets of underwear, one pair of shoes, two blouses, a skirt, a pair trousers, a cardigan and a coat.
That's no enough surely! "
I'm talking absolute minimum possible. Obviously for me it's about 50 times that  |
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"What do people consider is the minimum amount of clothes a person needs?
I reckon for a woman it's two sets of underwear, one pair of shoes, two blouses, a skirt, a pair trousers, a cardigan and a coat.
That's no enough surely!
I'm talking absolute minimum possible. Obviously for me it's about 50 times that "
Well that's what I would consider the absolute minimum. |
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"What do people consider is the minimum amount of clothes a person needs?
I reckon for a woman it's two sets of underwear, one pair of shoes, two blouses, a skirt, a pair trousers, a cardigan and a coat.
That's no enough surely!
I'm talking absolute minimum possible. Obviously for me it's about 50 times that
Well that's what I would consider the absolute minimum. "
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I'm thinking about my grandmother, I probably have more clothes in my wardrobe now than she owned in her entire adult life. |
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By *mberWoman
over a year ago
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"What do people consider is the minimum amount of clothes a person needs?
I reckon for a woman it's two sets of underwear, one pair of shoes, two blouses, a skirt, a pair trousers, a cardigan and a coat."
It's that for a weekend away? 
In reality, yes I suppose it is and some people won't have more than that because they can't afford it.  I know I have too many clothes. I might downsize during my isolating! |
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