Do you often have a hard time deciding what to wear for the day? If so, we’ve got a short and simple solution for that very problem.
Since we at A Step Above Style value your time (and because you already know why you’re here) we’ll jump right in.
Let’s begin.
Buy, Wear, and Keep Only What You Love
Minimalism intersects with our wardrobe in the following way:
“The aspiring minimalist should only buy, wear, and keep those clothes that they love”.
ASAS Words of Wisdom
There is no room for “one-time” suits or dresses, specialty shoes, or once upon a time accessories.
Instead, we should purchase clothes that we can wear often, that are versatile, and well made.
Rather than shopping for every new event, we look to our closet to see what we already use.
When we shop intentionally , we purchase only:
- What we love
- What will last
- What serves a purpose
- What is versatile
- What we can afford (never break your budget)
This is the checklist we should compare every potential purchase to.
Conclusion
We hope this short post has been helpful in identifying how to create your dream wardrobe.
By following the advice we gave in this article, we believe you will be able to select any garment in your closet, and be happy with how it looks on you.
“If you don’t love it, then leave it.”
ASAS Words of Wisdom
when shopping
Until next time, y’all have a good one.
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