I have been doing 90s minimalist capsule wardrobes for the past few years, but since the new year came around and everyone was posting the in/out lists, one that most of them seemed to have in common was 90s minimalism.
In the fashion world, rock style represents more than just a trend; it’s an enduring symbol of rebellion, self-expression, and cultural evolution. This resonates with me and is why I made this vintage and rock winter capsule wardrobe.
Building a capsule wardrobe on a budget is an artful approach to fashion that emphasizes simplicity, quality, and versatility. This is always a fun one for me because I have been building a wardrobe on a budget for my entire life.
What goes around comes around and when it comes to fashion it seems to be coming around faster every season. It seems like we just stored away our skinny jeans and here they are coming back.
In an era where fast fashion dominates, the trend of building a secondhand capsule wardrobe is not just a style statement but a significant stride towards environmental responsibility.
I have actually been meaning to do a secondhand capsule wardrobe post for a very long time now, and I decided that a good time would be near the end of the year, when we often transition and rethink things.
I often get questions about where I find inspiration to make different wardrobes every week. And if I am being honest, I frequently fly by the seat of my pants, but not always.
Wardrobe inspiration comes to me from different places, and sometimes all it takes is one key piece that influences the direction for where my capsule wardrobe ideas are heading for any particular week.
