I Tried This Styling Rule for a Week and Felt Like I Had A Whole New Wardrobe

I moved to London with precisely one suitcase. In it I packed a couple of jumpers, several skirts, multiple pairs of jeans and (very naïvely) a single winter coat. Having a relatively limited wardrobe signifies that every part in my closet has to work double-time, as every of my gadgets must be versatile enough to cater to each my work and weekend attire. It additionally signifies that I have to be artistic with my pairings, creating new methods to put on gadgets I’ve owned for years.

Luckily, the streets of London present a slew of day by day inspiration as I am continuously observing the fascinating ways other individuals put outfits together. (Sure, the tube could be packed, nevertheless it’s also crammed with #OOTD ideas should you simply look intently sufficient.)

I’ve observed my fellow Londoners are avid followers of the tonal look and have often noticed individuals on the streets in outfits based mostly on oneclear color theme. From white denims paired with oatmeal jumpers to stylish burgundy slip clothes with matching oxblood trench coats, there isn’t a colour they won’t try, even within the colder months.

So, within the identify of style and a limited wardrobe, I made a decision to place myself to the check, trailing four days of tonal seems to be using gadgets I already own. Surprisingly, it’s given me a new perspective on the potential outfit choices hiding in my pre-existing collection of garments and has undoubtedly made me need to embrace using shiny colours. Maintain scrolling to see how I’m benefiting from my minimal wardrobe by discovering new ways to put on my favourite issues.