Spring Capsule Wardrobe 2017
With the arrival of spring comes a refresh of my capsule wardrobe. Not sure what a capsule wardrobe is? Check out this post for more information on what they are and how to make them! This time around I have included 32 pieces, some of which I may decide to switch out as needed - especially as I'm spending half of the season in Calgary, Alberta and half in Toronto, Ontario... both in Canada, but pretty different as far as the weather goes!
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Would you like to see a lookbook using the pieces in my spring capsule wardrobe? Let me know in the comments!
As you can see, I like black. And white. And don't really wear colour. That's my preference, but you DEFINITELY don't have to wear only neutrals to make use of a capsule wardrobe! I've seen a tonne of colourful project 333s and capsules - so you do you! I actually made a video on the topic of colourless wardrobes which you can watch here if you're interested :)
Do you have a capsule wardrobe? What rules do you follow? Let's chat in the comments :)
Until next time...
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