Style with a minimalist edge. I’m pushing myself to buy more consciously, to buy less, to buy higher quality and to really ask myself: Do I need it? What gap does it fill in my wardrobe?
Simple tricks to getting the perfectly organized wardrobe.
I buy my clothes for both who I want to be and who I am today. I am constantly looking at ways to improve my style (as odd as it sounds), and so I try new things, although not necessarily fashion trends.
Outfit Remix III: The Classic Button-Up gets reworked in two different ways.
Outfit Remix II: Taking a Classic Rockstar (a Model off Duty favourite) outfit, breaking down the elements, adding twists and changing it up into something completely different.
Outfit Remix I: Taking a Classic Aviator outfit, breaking down the elements, adding twists and changing it up into something completely different.
I wanted to keep my rag and bone skinny leggings but I was getting bored by the colour, it just wasn’t khaki green enough! So, here is my DIY experiment.
I don’t really have a specific style uniform in that I wear the EXACT same things over and over again, but I do tend to wear the same kinds of base items to build an outfit upon, although the actual item varies.
I go through these phases regularly where I am RUTHLESS in my closet and I just start chucking things into boxes to sell or donate. These are the rules for decluttering my closet that go through my mind as I do it.
I am a wealth-obsessed, style-focused, minimalist.
I got out of $60,000 of debt in 18 months with The Budgeting Tool which I now sell online and donate its net proceeds to charity.
I earn like a princess on average $20,000 a month when I work but am trying hard to live like a pauper by not spending all of it.
The rest of the time I relax and enjoy the time off by traveling, although traveling has been on hold lately with the arrival of Baby Bun, my rambunctious, ever-hungry toddler.
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