When it comes to different style aesthetics some are flash in the pan while others have longevity. The 90s minimalism aesthetic has been around so long with varying levels of popularity that I would argue that it is no longer an aesthetic and is an actual style of dressing.
Putting together a budget capsule wardrobe has always been one of my favourite projects because of the challenge. I love searching for pieces that are nice, versatile, and work together in a cohesive wardrobe while still hitting that realistic price point.
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Typically, when I think of romantic clothes or romantic outfits my mind automatically gravitates towards soft pinks, flowers, and flouncy pieces.
With this romantic capsule wardrobe, I opted for a different palette. One that uses other soft hues while also focusing on fabrics, textures, and details to give a romantic and feminine feel.
This week I went in the opposite direction of the last post and did a 12 Piece Maximalist Summer Capsule Wardrobe. It bounces off of last week’s unexpectedly successful 12-piece Minimalist Summer Capsule Wardrobe that I put together.
If you are anything like me, you alternate between waking up and wanting to have a maximalist wardrobe like Beth Jones, or you want to go in the opposite direction and seek out a pared back and minimalist capsule wardrobe like the epic aesthetic of 90s minimalism.
I was going in a completely different direction this week, but mother nature had a different idea. She decided to spit on my spring capsule wardrobe and bring the summer heat full force.
At the beginning of April.
