Slow fashion, sewing, & sustainability
Spring is in the air! I’m not sad to see the cold weather go, but I am a little sad to have to turn over my winter capsule wardrobe. I really enjoyed having my first official capsule, and I learned a lot. Today I’m really excited to share my next capsule wardrobe for spring with
Hello and welcome back to another capsule wardrobe article! It’s now February and that means that spring is just around the corner. I’ll be refreshing my capsule in March, and I thought it would be fun to put together some visual inspiration. So, I created 5 mood boards to inspire your capsule wardrobe! If you’re
Can you believe it’s already February? Actually, I’m a little relieved January is over. There always seems to be such high expectations around starting your year off right with tons of energy and sticking to resolutions. But I’m someone who likes a bit of a slower pace to life and after all of the holiday
Happy Friday! Here is another week in outfits from my winter capsule wardrobe. I’m going to be taking a break from posting my outfits next week as I’m having my wisdom teeth removed (yikes). So I’ll be out of commission for a few days! The weather has been so changeable in Vancouver lately that it’s
Here is another week in outfits for the second week of January! How is your new year coming along so far? Have you been keeping up with your resolutions (did you make any?) I had been working on some goal-related content up until the holiday season at which point it sort of fell off the
Welcome to the first post of 2018! I hope you all had a wonderful holiday season and that your year is off to a great start. Today I’m sharing my week in outfits from my winter capsule wardrobe. I started my current capsule in December and plan to use it until I do a small
Happy Friday! It’s time for my first weekly outfits roundup from my winter capsule wardrobe. It might be too early to say but I’m already loving it so far. I don’t feel like I’m missing anything, and my closet looks so much tidier. These are all of the items that I would normally wear on
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