Core capsule wardrobe

Do you want to look fashionable, but don't have the time or the money to make it happen? Are you tired of always buying new clothes to try and fit in

Many of my first time clients come to me with the problem that they have too much clothing - but seemingly nothing to wear. I can tell you exactly why that is!

Hello lovely, need a little work wardrobe makeover? This post gives you step-by-step instructions for creating a work capsule wardrobe, with style inspiration galore and a free cheatsheet. Dressing for work just got a whole lot easier! #CapsuleWardrobe #WorkFashion #StyleInspiration

This image turns up frequently on Pinterest, and that makes me really happy! This might be the concept of which I am the most proud, of all of the work that I’ve done on The Vivienne Files. The idea of being able to be well-dressed and fully-prepared for most of what life throws at us […]

The original concept of a capsule wardrobe was coined in the 1970’s by Susie Faux, owner of London boutique, Wardrobe. According to Faux, the ideal number of pieces to have in your closet sits around 12, with larger capsule wardrobes consisting of up to 30 items, inclusive of shoes and accessories. #capsulewardrobes #ethicalclothing #fashion

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Every once in a while I like to talk about personal style, and how we can use that knowledge about ourselves into guiding our wardrobes. I also know that a lot of people who come by here for the first time are just starting on their capsule wardrobe journey so I thought I could make this a good jumping off point for beginners.

Ever feel like you have a closet full of clothes but nothing to wear? You're not alone! Surprisingly, most of us only wear about 20% of our wardrobe regularly. That's where a capsule wardrobe comes in. This simplified, intentional wardrobe made up of versatile pieces you love not only makes dressing each day easier, but