
Can you describe in a basic way what you own, clothing and jewelery-wise?
- Lots of designer secondhand items
- Unique interesting pieces – especially in bags & jewellery
- Map-anything!
- Menswear-inspired (but not mannish)
- Soft & Comfortable Natural & Breathable Fabrics – Cashmere, Shearling, Cotton, Wool, Silk
- Nothing cropped
- Nothing too short
- Nothing low-cut
- Slightly oversized (not skintight / bodycon unless the look is that)
- Mostly Cobalt Blue / Magenta & Fuchsia / Navy Blue / Ivories & Whites / Very Little Black
- Barely any Athleisure – No sweat anything
- Simple Luxurious Cuts & Fabrics (think: The Row, Hermès)
- A little Leather & Rock & Roll – I live in my leather leggings and love my moto boots & jackets
WHAT ABOUT YOU?
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PwedePadala
Anything that keeps me warm especially in winter:
– skinny pants
– sweater (not the itchy type)
– long sleeve (black/stripe)
– hoodie (all year round even in summer when itβs cold inside the house)
– slip-on shoes, sneakers
– no jewellery or watch (I use my phone)
– handkerchief (always comes in handy)
– coat (then hoodie underneath)Most of clothing that I have are made of cotton and fleece that are mostly black because it traps heat (not so sure about it).
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Tania
-Inspired by Japanese fashion, 2 styles: natural & architectural minimalist
-Small batch handmade clothing/handbags made in the US or Canada
-A few designer handbags in classic styles
-Oversized dresses, drawn to kimono sleeves outerwear. Except for jeans I prefer clothing to fit with slight weight fluctuation either way, which means less tailored – where a one size dress can just look different on varying sizes.
-Black, grey, army green clothing.
-Black, grey, greige, burgundy and cognac accessories/shoes but currently having a poppy red moment
-Comfort shoes with heels 1 to 2 inches
-Garmentory is the online shopping site that speaks to me the most -
Sense
stripes!!
comfortable
casual
classic but with small unique details
preppy
wrinkled
jewel-tones
occasional sparkles
no sleeveless
no wool or scratchy fabrics
nothing that clings to the mid-section
machine wash and dry-able
zero designer items!
simple, delicate quality silver jewelry
Minh Thuy
For clothing I have:
– Couple of black work pants (and whatever I feel like for the top as we have uniforms at the dental practice)
– Comfortable Black/navy/gray pants/stretchy jeans that can be dressed up or down for a casual look
– Navy sweater, and dark sweater with statement floral embroidery – a couple more sweaters but different textures
– Chambray blouse, striped blouse, black see through blouse with lace details, while silk blouse
– Plain white, grey t-shirts
– A couple of skirts, some casual, some dressy, some sexy lol.
– A few thick jackets for winter, fitted cropped blazer for going out/corporate events and recently added a new lightweight floral bomber jacket from Cue with I love wearing during the summer. https://www.westfield.com.au/products/cue/floral-bomber-jacket/53c7ac79-c4d2-4ce7-9422-68ecd9ff16ac
– A few (2-3) floral shift/t-shirt style dresses which is easy to wear during our hot Aussie summer
– Accessories are usually a range of stud earrings, cute gold coloured rings from Korea, my Burberry watch (one and only watch I wear, if I wear any).
– Shoes are comfortable, sandals, or boots – flats sometimes. I don’t have flats comfortable any more…I need some sort of cushioning or curvature and my toes to be squished less. Heels, I avoid.
I constantly check my wardrobe to ensure that what I have I love, is comfortable, fitted and something I can wear for a long time. Its funny because my boyfriend actually has more clothes that I do. But everything I have, I can wear all the time and look well put together all the time with little effort even though it may not look that way.