With the New Year comes resolutions and dreaming big dreams...that's why we thought the best way to kick off a new Style Makeover season was with Lakeisha!
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Last week, you saw how Joni was able to figure out what her style was with her Ambush Style Makeover. We helped her think about what details in clothing and outfits she likes and matched that theme with her personality.Capsule wardrobe is a term coined by Susie Faux, the owner of a London boutique called "Wardrobe" in the 1970s. According to Faux, a capsule wardrobe is a collection of a few essential items of clothing that will not go out of fashion, such as skirts, trousers, and coats, which can then be augmented with seasonal pieces. This idea was popularized by American designer Donna Karan, who, in 1985, released an influential capsule collection of seven interchangeable work-wear pieces.
The term is widely used in the British and American fashion media, and has been the subject of several popular television series. The term has come to refer to a collection of clothing which is designed using only interchangeable items, in order to maximize the number of outfits which can be created. The aim is to have an outfit suitable for any occasion without owning excessive items of clothing. This is usually achieved by buying what are considered to be "key" or "staple" items in coordinating colors.
Step 2 - Figure out what cuts of clothing look great on you. Knowing what your body shape is simply is knowing what your proportions are. The cuts of clothing we choose can emphasize our silhouette, and camouflage areas we hold a little extra fluff. Some of us have broad shoulders, so need to wear pieces that minimize our shoulders.
Step 3 - List the pieces you are using in your capsule wardrobe. Typically, you will need about 30 items in your wardrobe, with 10 being your wardrobe backbone. I've seen a lot of numbers for a capsule wardrobe thrown around, but you should be able to build 30 outfits with 10 pieces of clothing. You will want at least 5 shirts (some like enough for every day of the week).