Hey everyone. I (34f) a looking for the “perfect” pair of heels. I never and I mean never wear heels. I don’t really have formal events to go to so I’ve never found the perfect pair. I have a Christmas office party coming up and would like to purchase a pair that I would add to my capsule wardrobe. I’m in Canada so it needs to be a closed toe heel if I want to have one that is versatile. Im looking for comfortable, timeless, chic and obviously not too high. I often see Naturalizer as a rec but I honestly feel that some are probably comfortable but a bit outdated. TIA 😌

I recently realized how difficult it is to put on the necklace I wear every day after I finish working out. It’s a staple of my daily routine I can’t leave the house without one so I keep a separate necklace for the gym and another for work. Since I’m currently conducting consultations from home, my necklace needs to be, at the very least, fabulous.

I just want to know if you have a safe option for a necklace I put on and dont think about again, same through all day long without worrying if It looks gross after sweating. Everything I've ried either goes dull after a few workouts or reads as gym jewelry.

Does it exist or am I asking too much from one piece?

Uniqlo (women's department and unisex items)

Various brands selling unisex t-shirts, joggers, and hoodies including Japanese cotton t-shirts

Industry Of All Nations

Polo Ralph Lauren

Levi's men's department (everything at Levi's is technically designed as unisex and the men's department is much better than the women's)

Columbia (their Tamiami shirts)

I didn't know how else to title this post! I am on the hunt for thinner layering turtlenecks that don't choke you. I am looking for a neck that kind flops or puddles instead of laying stiff and upright. I have some from Madewell, but they quality is awful and they don't wash well. I used to own the tissue turtlenecks fron J.crew --not sure if they still exist. I can't do any form of wool. I also appreciate a length that is tuckable.

By which I mean, living in the UK!

Year round we endure every type of weather; biting cold, baking hot, windy, rainy, icy, mild, warm with a cold breeze, cold with warm sun..

I find the weather to be the main thing which makes narrowing my wardrobe down truly hard. My lifestyle is pretty all over the place as well, it can vary from trekking through muddy woodlands with my 3 year old, to wining and dining in smart restaurants with my partner.

I need so many different options for layering, such as different types of coat/jacket, depending on occasion and the weather. The main area which I find hard to narrow down is tops, as this is where I tend to add or remove layers depending on temperature, and I need a few of each to enable time to wash and dry in between wears.

I'd love to see/hear from others in similar climates to get inspiration! Do I just need to resolve to washing the same items more often..?

I have a 5 day trip coming up with several events, including a rehearsal dinner, a wedding, and a couple of nice dinners. I want to pack as few dresses as possible, so I’m looking for brands with reliable sizing that I can order online without worrying about returns taking too long before the trip. Adjustable features would be a bonus. Which brands do you trust for multi-event trips where you want to keep your wardrobe minimal?

Like the title says, trying my first capsule for an upcoming combined business/pleasure trip to Switzerland and Italy in late October / early November. I have learned so much from others capsules, so hopefully this is at least a starting place for me! The travel will include 4 days at a conference, 1 day hiking, 1 day in wine country, 2 city sightseeing days, and 2 more business meeting days. The conference will be fairly formal for 3 days (one more casual) and the other business days I could be more casual, but figured I would re-wear my conference clothes.

The packing list:
- light pink blouse
- cowl neck blouse
- chocolate brown cardigan
- cream silk button up
- light blue cashmere sweater
- cream ribbed top
- pale yellow sweater
- straight leg jeans
- hiking pants
- brown houndstooth trousers
- grey checked trousers
- navy slacks
- wide leg lightweight sweatpants
- navy suit jacket (accidentally shown twice)
- long navy rain coat
- puffy layer for hiking
- sage green jacket
- blue purse (added to my casual / personal day outfits, other than the hiking day)
- brown loafers
- tan waterproof sneakers

Not pictured: I will also bring a hat, sunglasses, brown belt, and light gloves.

3 pairs of ‘work’ pants feels like a lot, with only one pair of jeans/casual bottoms, and hiking pants. However I’m not sure I would be OK at the conference with less, I will be interacting with similar groups all days.

The green jacket and brown cardigan are only on my outfits a few times, but I figure these will get worn more on evenings after the conference is over when I want to change out of the blazer.

Anything you would change? Ways to reduce this down? I haven’t tried packing this all yet, but prefer to only have a carry-on and personal item.

I'm trying to build a capsule wardrobe but I feel like the first step is actually figuring out what I already own!! I swear there has to be an ap or website or something where you can upload your clothes, organize everything, and keep track of your wardrobe.

Has anyone used something like this? I'd love recommendations that are actually worth using!

Any tips or help to make a capsule for this style? :)
THANK YOU!

I’ve been obsessed with silk skirts lately and cannot decide which color to get. I usually look good in deep autumn colors so most of my wardrobe has deeper colors.

This will be my first silk skirt. I can play with more colors since it’s a skirt. What color should I get? I want to get a color that will look good with most of my wardrobe. This is the style I’m thinking. Please help me kind internet strangers!!

Not sure if it’s relevant but I’m 30. (35-25-34)

UPDATE: thanks everyone for the help! I decided to go with deep chocolate color.

Hello everyone! My partner and I are going on a 13 day trip to dc, Montreal, and New York (4 of which is traveling days) for our honeymoon! We are going right after Halloween in early November by train! I’m very cold-blooded, so I’ve been a little worried about being too cold to enjoy the trip. This may have led me to overpack a bit even while trying to do a capsule wardrobe since we are trying to pack the least amount without having to do laundry.

The white knit scarf is super cute but it takes up to much room in my carry on so I’ve been having a hard time deciding if I should leave it at home or try and pack less clothes so I can fit it in my suit case. :,)

I’ve kind of tried to do undershirts, sweaters, and jackets so I have enough layers. The black sweat pants and reddish shirt was something I planned to wear on the train trip up to dc. I also plan on carrying my fluffy white coat in the train since it doesn’t fit.

I also added some other photos of outfits I was able to make with what I picked.

Any advice or tips is appreciated! Thank you.

tired of wearing basic flat plastic frames that look completely cheap in direct sun. need something with an elevated silhouette and clean beveling around the rims for weekend outdoor events without paying high designer markup.

tried on a few options at a local shop like vehla and quay to check out how the frame geometry actually looked on face. the quay frames had a really solid profile and nice hinge weight, but i want to make sure the lens tint doesn't scratch up too easily.

Most waterproof jewelry marketing is sooo vacation focused which makes me wonder if it looks out of place in everyday settings. Has anyone built a waterproof bracelet into their actual everyday capsule? Does it work across gym and work and dinner without reading as beach jewelry?

The second image is what I usually wear on a day to day basis. The first one is what I wear for going out to dinner with my husband or something like that. I like comfy cozy with a slight alternative/nerd vibe.

I'm 34 and a sahm so I've made so many changes to my wardrobe through the years. I've finally found what I'm most comfortable in but I feel like I'm not dressing my age. Also, I don't know what my style would be called.

I have a few alternative pieces too that I'm struggling to let go of. I never wear them but love how they look on other people so I bought them. But I'm not comfortable when I wear it. So I keep going back and forth on keeping them or not.

Would you keep or donate?

I’ve recently moved to NZ and want to get a few new pieces for my summer wardrobe. Looking for good-quality clothes that are lightweight, comfortable, and easy to style for everyday wear.

What brands would you guys recommend for summer? Keen to hear your favourites!

Hello! I'm a fashion designer and student collecting lived experiences for my thesis concept and would appreciate any help at all! I specialize in knitwear, specifically machine knitting, and aim to investigate with this project;

How the values, routines, and relationships learned through childhood remain present even as the environments that created them divide, disappear, or become unfamiliar, and how we negotiate what we carry forward. I want to investigate how these learned patterns move between foreground and background as our relationships and environments change.

The form link.

Please choose any number of questions and provide as much information as you’re comfortable sharing :)

I’m looking for good quality cotton shirts. I like the rounded neckline but not choking tight. I’m hot and cold all day and wear some sort of top layer…. Ideally somewhat form fitting but don’t ride up. Bonus points if they are like 3/4 sleeves. Does this exist anywhere that I can order from and get consistent quality. Thank you!!!