She picked a vintage vest top, vintage dress, sweater dress, silk blouse, vintage skirt, and skinny jeans.
I for one would love to do this challenge, but think I would fail immediately because I would have to only use work uniform, which would get boring after a while. But in the spirit of the article I decided I would at least try and create an edit of the pieces I would use, say, for example, I had a month off work!
So here they are:
-Vintage leather jacket-perfect for the changeable seasons and weather, and I love the shape of this, tuck the sleeves in to the pockets and it can be worn as a cape. It works hard for it's fashion-money!
-Reiss vest-this is my renegade item which I think I would probably end up swapping out for a knit, but as I was making my edit I realised I was very bottom-heavy, so I grabbed this one to even out the top-to-bottom ratio. I'm now unsure-if I was actually going to do this challenge I think I would re think this piece! I do love it though :) available at Reiss now.
-Gap black pants (so much for limiting my work clothes, haha!) as most of my followers will know, I am totally a tailored trouser girl. All summer long I wore slacks, chinos and harems-I had a little
-Whistles tee which is absolutely ancient and could do with replacing, but I haven't been able to find one as perfect since....the dolman shape and sloped shoulders, along with tiny little quirks like the twisted seams, make this the tee of the moment for me, and an absolute essential for a six piece capsule wardrobe!
-Finally, another wildcard-these blush coloured Whistles harem shorts. (I had to get a harem of sorts in there, didn't I!) Again, not the most practical choice, but with a sock and a boot, these could go from day to night. I'd probably pair them with my leopard loafers and a cute little sock in the day and then some killer heels for the evening.
So, thats that! What do you guys reckon to the challenge? Could you do it? I really don't think I could, despite having a clear idea of outfits I could construct over the time period with the pieces I've chosen, I don't know if I could bare to go a month just rotating six pieces of clothing! Also, I've just realised my first major blunder-the dress and shorts are hand wash, and the leather jacket and Gap trews are both dry clean only...it would be an expensive month!
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I read that I always wish I could cut my wardrobe down and work on a capsule basis but ... ;p never gonna happen haha. I love love love that dress it's beautiful. The rest of your choices are great too and look like they'd all work. I might try this myself on my blog soon but i'm so indecisive im sure it'll take me a year to decide!
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I saw this in Grazia too n thought about it but I don't think I could do it either with just 6 items! Love your Gap trousers btw x
I could never do this either but if you think about it hun we kind of do it five days a week with our work uniform making key pieces look different everyday. Fabulous choices and I have fallen in love with that Gap silk dress xoxo
yes i just read this on my lunch today! there is no way i could do this challenge, especially not at work! i thought her idea of 10 pieces was a bit more realistic. can't believe she even went on holiday on her 6! was thinking about trying it with 10, but thinking at beginning of a season not the best time as i just wanna buy everything!!
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I love these pieces, cant pick a favourite they're just great! x
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