Revisiting Pieces In Your Wardrobe

revisiting pieces in your wardrobe

, Zara Striped Sweater (), and .

Last Monday, I got dressed in 5 minutes. Which I used to walk my dog a little while longer. I got the idea Sunday night, scrolling mindlessly through Instagram. Sometime last year, I got this sweater, and after it made an appearance on my Instagram, I never wore it again. At the time, I got it as a dupe of the famous (which is 30% off now). For some reason, I never reached for it again. It didn’t feel right. Fast forward to now, and I’ve worn it 3 times in the same week.

Sometimes this happens to me. Some item I’m not completely crazy, becomes my go-to a while later. I started thinking about it and it dawn on me that, maybe (1) it wasn’t its time. (2) I got new pieces to pair it with. (3) my own aesthetic changed. Instead of selling it, I kept it for some reason, and have zero regrets.

Its value is what you make it. No matter what the brand. And again, I always love to tell the stories of the clothes I get. Some were long time residents of my bookmarks, others were impulse purchases. But the main thing to consider, for me, is how many different ways you can wear something. When I touch a piece, I start to envision the bottom, the top, the hair, the shoes. This way, you can make sure there are several, and not just one ways to style it.

When I got , one of the things I immediately thought was how great it would look over the sweater. Last year I had trouble wearing it because I didn’t find a coat I loved with it. Always try revisiting pieces in your wardrobe. Even if you’re not getting anything new. You never know what you might find.

revisiting pieces in your wardrobe

revisiting pieces in your wardrobe

revisiting pieces in your wardrobe

revisiting pieces in your wardrobe


 

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