Slow fashion, sewing, & sustainability
Summer is finally here! Well, sort of. The weather isn’t really cooperating – as I write this, it’s overcast and strongly hinting that it’s about to rain. It was also super windy when I was shooting this look, hence my crazy hair. I’m not too sorry though, since I’m finally having my wisdom teeth removed
Happy Friday! Today’s look is the last outfit from my spring capsule wardrobe. I think I saved one of the best for last – this look is definitely one of my favourites! I love how simple it is and how it looks chic but is actually really comfortable. I’ve had this slip dress for a
Today’s outfit is a super simple look incorporating some of my favourite pieces. I always feel most comfortable in jeans and sneakers. However, I didn’t always know this about myself. I actually have the capsule wardrobe to thank for finally discovering my ‘daily uniform’. Without going through the process of decluttering my closet and thoroughly
Monday this week was the first beautiful spring day we’ve had in Vancouver. The sun was shining all day and I think it hit up to about 16 degrees. It finally felt like the warmer weather is here! I took full advantage of it by finally wearing some of the warmer-weather pieces from my spring
Today’s outfit is featuring some old yet classic favourites that I’ve had in my wardrobe for a long time. It just goes to go that when you buy high quality, classic pieces, you can wear them for years and they won’t go out of style! I still love all of these and wear them regularly.
In this article I’ll be sharing what I believe is the ultimate basic year-round capsule wardrobe. These are the pieces that I consider to be absolute essentials in my closet. It can totally work as your year-round wardrobe on its own, or serve as a foundation to build on with more seasonal pieces throughout the
November has been an exciting month full of change for my closet. After two years of slowly decluttering and working on defining my personal style, I’ve finally decided to commit to my first official capsule wardrobe for winter! (If you want to learn more about what a capsule wardrobe is, I suggest reading this article.)
As I was sorting through my coat closet this month, I came across my old wool pea coat. I’ve had it for over ten years, and it has been well-loved. It was pilling, the wood buttons had chipped, and the interior lining was ripped in several places. And yet I’d still been hanging on to