If you are gearing up for your first or next Project 333 capsule wardrobe, you are not alone. I’ve been reviewing my pieces and thinking about what to include.
If you aren’t sure what to include in your capsule wardrobe, please remember …
- There isn’t a one size fits all capsule wardrobe. This has to fit your body and your life.
- 33 is not a magic number. If your number is 38, 52, or 95, that’s ok.
- You don’t have to get rid of the items you don’t include in your capsule wardrobe. Set them aside and revisit after a few months. A little distance will give you clarity about which items you want to keep or not.
Keep these things in mind when browsing the resources below for capsule wardrobe inspiration.
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Youtube: I recently searched “capsule wardrobe project 333” and found more than 2000 videos. Wow! I haven’t seen them all, but here are a few I thought were great.
- How I Shop for Sustainable and Ethical Clothing
- Fall/Winter Capsule Wardrobe
- How to Create a Colorful Capsule Wardrobe
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Instagram: I’m sharing Project 333 Round-Up Posts once or twice a week linking to inspiring people like you who are sharing their capsule wardrobe pics and daily outfits with the hashtag #project333. Here is a recent example …
If you want to participate, follow me on Instagram and use #project333 when posting your images.
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Pinterest: Check out the Project 333 Community Board or search “capsule wardrobes” or “Project 333”
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Blogs: Find a blogger whose lifestyle you connect with. There are people blogging about …
- A Modified Project 333
- Project 333 and Pregnancy
- Project 333 from a man’s perspective
- Project 333 in college
- Project 333 at the office
Also be sure to check out The Vivienne Files, Recovering Shopaholic, & Sisterhood of the Shrinking Jeans.
I sometimes write about Project 333 and my capsule collection on bemorewithless.com and recently wrote How to Clean Out Your Closet for Good to help you get ready for the next season of Project 333.
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Your heart: When you are ready to choose your 33 pieces, the above inspiration is lovely, but what matters is what you love. Start by choosing pieces from your own closet and then give yourself time to dress with less and figure out what makes you smile.
If wearing an old sweatshirt because you know you are going to get paint on it while working on your next masterpiece makes you smile, include it. If a frumpy pair of shoes make you smile because they are comfortable to walk miles in, include them. If a dress you’ve been saving for special occasions makes you smile, include it and wear it today. Today is a special occasion.
Inspiration is everywhere, but a capsule collection filled with your favorite pieces is the one that will last, and the one you will love.
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