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how to sustainably build your wardrobe | inspiroue

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The key to shopping sustainably is to know what you already own, because the most sustainable pieces are the ones in our closets right now. Here's how I assess my wardrobe to be conscious of what I have, so I can be super intentional when shopping. Open for timestamps:

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This process helps me reconnect with the clothing I own! We often crave newness and fall into mindless shopping because we aren't aware of what we already own. Remember, the fashion industry banks on us being disconnected from clothing (this makes clothing easily "disposable" to us which makes it easier for us to buy more).

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00:00 Intro
00:48 Outfit details

01:05 Pull pieces that make you feel on top of the world
01:45 Pull pieces you wear most often and reach for daily
02:25 Pull pieces you want to wear but haven't gotten around to

03:03 Style changes with your mood and lifestyle

04:00 Look for themes in each pile
05:25 Any categories of clothes you didn't pull?
05:38 Is there overlap between piles? Why not?
06:45 Are there pieces you’re missing holding you back?
07:12 Themes with pieces you want to wear but don't?
08:21 What do the leftover pieces mean to you?
09:50 What do the piles tell you?

11:33 How to evolve your style

12:25 Why this process works

12:42 Shop your closet with leftover pieces

13:45 Make a list of themes and pieces you want to add
This guides you when shopping so you can focus on pieces that will actually add value

14:15 How often should you do this?

15:30 Final thoughts


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OUTFIT DETAILS
• EILEEN FISHER organic cotton a-line shirt
• Wolf Circus recycled brass earrings


#sustainablefashion #consciousstyle

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inspiroue published this 16:50 video tutorial on September 5, 2020. It has been watched 24,402 times on YouTube.

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