Chambray, Striped Tank Top: Old Madewell. Similar, Black Jeggings, Converse, CoralNecklace
You’ve
probably noticed a trend in my outfits by now.
I am ALL about comfort and I pretty much follow the same formula every
day. With that said, I can already tell
that I made some mistakes when putting this capsule together and it’s largely
because I deviated from my “formula” in some areas. But you know what? I’m learning that mistakes
are okay (hard to admit for this perfectionist). Over time, I imagine that I will get better at
putting a capsule together and my style will become even more defined, but I don’t
think it’s possible to have a perfect capsule. Don’t feel like you have to be
in the perfect place to start a truncation process. Start where you are and do what works for
you. Be creative! The point is not to rigidly follow a set of
rules, but to learn to live with less in a way that makes sense for you.
I’d love to
hear how you are approaching your capsules. Post your methods below; let’s learn from each other!
Until next
time,
*Photos taken by my sis Lindsey Bressert.
Hi Karin! I am on my 5th capsule (woohoo!) and I a slight bit less rigid on the rules that I was when I first started. I feel like I have learned a lot in the last year, so I am okay with loosening up a bit. That said, I still find it very beneficial overall to keep capsuling! I love your blog motto :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Andrea! It has been really fun experimenting with this, but I do feel like it's such a workable model. It's good to hear that you are still having success with it even though you've been doing it for awhile. Thanks for sharing!
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