You have single-handedly changed the way I look at my wardrobe. I was in a rut - always seeing the same outfits in my closet and getting bored. I try to buy secondhand, but really try to be intentional and not to buy just for the sake of "shopping". So, even though I was bored with my closet, I had no idea what I "needed" to spice it up again. Thanks to you, it turns out that I just needed to shift my perspective. I have avoided layering for fear of it transporting me back to layering four tank tops in middle school in the 00's lol I didn't realize how many "styles" I had been afraid of trying because of what I thought they would look like in my mind. But, you encouraged me to play more with the clothes I already own, and I was so surprised to see what actually looked good on my body now and redefine what I want my style as an adult to be. I have fallen back in love with some really great pieces and have a much better idea of what I'm missing, in order to shop intentionally at thrift stores again. You're such a wholesome and intelligent "influencer" and I am so glad I found your channel!
Your description of having a stronger, more cohesive sense of signature style, like a character in a show or cartoon character that we can easily identify is a HUGE reason why I want to develop my personal style! I want to be able to look at something and think, “that’s totally my style” or even have people text me and say, “I saw this and totally thought of you!!”
I completely agree about getting set in your ways with styling. I recently tried numbering some clothing options to create outfits with a random number generator and yeah, some are awful, but it has definitely helped in making me consider wearing items in different combinations and see the full potential of certain pieces.
@@beepwrld Ngl, I got the idea from some old Buzzfeed videos, so I can't take credit! It is a lot of fun though, so I definitely recommend giving it a try.
I feel like there’s a difference between buying new things and borrowing new things/receiving gifts. Borrowing from other people is more about wanting to experiment with another person’s wardrobe. It also shows a sense of appreciation for their style. And receiving gifts over the holidays shows how much someone loves you since they probably put a lot of thought into their gift.
That beaded dress outfit is SO CUTE! I love it! I also have a more 60’s 70’s, colorful and feminine style but I also have two modes: 1. Casual and comfortable with jeans and tanks, tees and flannels/cardigans or cute dresses/skirts and fun tops.
I absolutely adored this video. I really love the idea of being a cartoon character with a signature outfit. That's my new goal now lol. So glad you ended up making this video.
Great video! I think the purpose of capsule wardrobes is to use what you have in creative ways, so I think switching out accessories or even shoes to make more outfits is totally okay. Bravo!
I relate so hard to wearing PJs all day. I really like this analysis of your capsule wardrobe, and I don't think it's a bad thing that you weren't more creative with some of the outfits! Having access to your full wardrobe is great for creativity, but a capsule wardrobe, to me, is an easy way to grab some clothing and put together an outfit with little thought. Also, congrats on your channel growing!!
Such cute outfits! 💕 I've done a capsule wardrobe myself for some trips, and I definitely missed having some more vibrant options, so it was smart of you to keep the bottoms neutral and the tops more experimental! 😆
thank you for posting a follow-up !! btw i think the clip of the purple paisley top at 2:24 didn’t actually make it into the video-wanted to let you know asap since you just uploaded it !
Love this! I did a similar thing when visiting family for thanksgiving and it was so fun! I actually picked a color palette to help all the clothes go together loll
ok also this was genuinely quite informative and inspirational. i'm trying to use all my clothes more and in more interesting ways, and it's cool to see items repeated in new outfits. you're so right about being stuck in a single way of styling something
Omg the graph I love it! And I think it’s important to find novelty in the things we already own, it keeps fashion fun and inspires creativity rather than feeling like you need to limit yourself
Fantastic looks Liz! As someone who likes to keep my clothes nice. I'm too clumsy spilling stuff at home. That's why my pjs can be helpful for me. Day 2 w beret, Day 11 the beaded dress black & white ensemble were chef's kiss! Also nice grey overcoat
This was as interesting as I anticipated. Also: thought provoking. Thank you! I am firmly in the b. answer field. I recently went to an event where everyone brought clothes they did not want anymore and got to try on other people's things and maybe take it, that was awesome. I think, it's about not buying new stuff or only very consciously. Although your thoughts on trying new combinations with stuff one has is also very important and an inspiration. Finally: The part where you acknowledged the privilege of doing this as sort of an experiment really touched me. Chapeau! And thank you!
woah, some people don’t already dress like a cartoon character??? I feel like if I don’t wear my most “signature” outfit as often as I can, people might miss it. what if a random stranger’s only impression image of my style was my 6th favourite outfit??? unthinkable. honestly impressed that some people actually change it up every day
What a wonderful video! I recently discovered your channel, and you've inspired me to put together some clothes in my wardrobe that I never thought of pairing together! Best wishes from Iceland
Great video and capsule! Daria Andronescu has a youtube channel on creative, colourful capsules. She goes in depth on the data of what our actual lives require vs all the fancy occasions we pretend we attend in order to buy unrealistic clothes. Also she rotates her clothes based on new capsules each season, so her items feel fresh to her often. Interesting stuff Would be keen to see you do more of them to challenge that creativity like you were saying :)
I’ve been visiting family over the last few months with a couple gaps in between and I LOVED having a capsule wardrobe much more than I thought. Everything was hand picked so it became clear to me that these were my favorite outfits and so it brought me joy to combine them every day.
Capsule wardrobe should be about having less stress about what to wear... borrowing or adding an accessory is not cheating and if it causes stress then that's what you have to question and that is what you should consider .. a capsule wardrobe is your personal wardrobe is not for nobody else... you're not having to prove yourself to anybody else.. it's for yourself, so do what feels right for you do what feels good, and don't worry about anybody else and nobody else will worry either ❤
Woke up out of my sleep today in a panic…. I felt something had shifted, something massive. The world would never be the same. Of course I knew what it had to be: a new beepworld video
having a smaller wardrobe gives me a lot less decision anxiety while getting dressed. like usually im so overwhelmed by the options that i cant choose but with a smaller wardrode i felt like that cartoon character you talked about.
Wow, will have to rewatch this because there's just so much to think about! Love how you mentioned the character thing, funnily enough I've been thinking about my most repeated (not pjs,I also just wear those when at home all day) outfits and how they could be what I wore if I was a character in a comic! And I vote for B, I'd personally feel very restricted with option A and just end up very stressed in the end. Also, amazing dedication for re-filming all the outfits! The graoh was great too, loved seeing it because my perception was also deceived while watching this, I would have sworn the red patterned jacket was your most worn item O_O
I loved this video, it’s helpful for trying to build a good wardrobe! Is it possible that you made a video where you wore the black beret or other things so it felt like you wore them more than you did?
Great video! I have no "basic classic neutrals" or even something like jeans in my wardrobe. I tend to prefer certain colors and they all go together for the most part-and I have sets of clothes that don't match my whole wardrobe, but embody different styles or moods that I often want to wear so everything I have does have 'partners' it can be styled with
Hi! Great video! I love the scientific charts ;D I've been using the app stylebook for some months now - you can upload pics of all your clothes and log them into a calendar. For many years i've been trying to minimize my wardrobe, but i feel quite attached to clothes somehow :D now with the app i see exactly how often i wear which item and can be more rational when decluttering. But where it has helped me the most, is by pushing me to being more creative with what i already own. If an item has only been worn once, i feel bad for it and try to come up with fun ways to wear it (don't wanna neglect them ;D). This has also been a great help in spending less on clothes, because i no longer feel like sth is missing. It is plainly visible what items i rarely wear, so i don't feel tempted to get a similar one. So it also helps to find and reevaluate ones style. Also, there is a category "brands" that i upcycled to "where i got it from" - this way i can see how many items were bought new, secondhand, a gift, swopped or selfmade. I found that super interesting to see :) (i love me some analytics) The app is not free, but i've saved loads of money on buying clothes by using the app in a fun way. There are probs free apps that do the same, or you can track your wardrobe in your caldndar or in a good old excel. Also i only just discovered your channel and find your style so charming, exciting and inspiring! Bybyee
I just wanted to let you know that there is an odd red screen that appears from 2:24 to 2:32. I believe it says that your camera is offline? Anyway, I love the video! I've been trying to make a capsule wardrobe myself and although I really like neutrals, I felt limited in my options. This is a great perspective :)
I think borrowing clothes from family or friends is a great way to expand your wardrobe and play with different styles while consuming less and being less wasteful!
2:24 "media offline" as a full-time video editor, that pain felt so real😭 about the "point" of a capsule wardrobe...I think it's really up to your goal. If there's no need to be dogmatic about it, why do so?
This was great. I don't think that borrowing is cheating on your capsule. I think it's creative. I love that red patterned jacket and the plaid dress, but all your outfits are great. I've been trying consciously to wear pieces that I seldom wear at least a couple of times a week. It's fun!
I really love this video and your adjacent one. As a 35yr old former personal shopper/stylist who has probably designed 100-200 capsule wardrobes for individual clients, I have always felt that a successful capsule wardrobe is specifically about: catering pieces that bring you joy, comfort, individuality, and ease-of-use to your every single day, therefor eliminating the anxiety, distress, and/or confusion that comes from trying to pick random outfits day in and out without any real direction.
Love the video and the insightful conclusions at the end! I always look at my closet and feel like it has so much untapped potential because I have nowhere to wear most of my clothes and therefore don't get a chance to try out crazy combinations.
heyyy girl, I discovered your channel recently and I love the vibes and perspectives you bring in your videos Greetings all the way from Egypt, keep going
I love this! I do think it is totally fine to not challenge yourself to wear all the combinations you had in your mind. I mean you're at home! and cozy! Plus every creative person needs break. And the outfits you did come up with are still so cute!
So, minimalists use capsule wardrobes to have almost nothing, infusing no stress outfit choices, so that they consume NOTHING (except replacing what's worn out) and to focus all their energy on OTHER THINGS, like work, family, travel, etc. They're still living their best life because they DON'T CARE ABOUT FASHION or their wardrobe too much. Maximalists can still use capsule wardrobes if they also don't care too much about fashion or their wardrobe, and want to think more about other things they're curating- like collectibles, furniture, or travel a ton. But, I love an approach where I have maybe triple a normal "capsule wardrobe" size-- like 120 instead of 40, as long as I LOVE EVERY PIECE. 120 items can make thousands of outfits, and I love them all, and it's great for the environment-- it works out exactly the same, because if minimalists have 40 items every season, that's 160 items throughout the year A N Y W A Y, so, what are we arguing over?? 🤪🤔🙃 I also am so grossed out by neutrals (except crisp white! That's my one neutral) Greige life isn't for me. Accumulate just a few pieces every couple of months, and you'll always have a shiny hit of dopamine without trashing the earth. And a fun, interesting, variegated wardrobe that never gets boring ❤
option bbbbbbbbb!!! option a. is too boring/limited imo and makes life and fashion less fun. I mean part of the whole reason I've been obsessed with channels like yours lately is it's allowed me to look at my closet full of pieces almost all 4-10 years old and style them in new/exciting ways just before I was about to start tossing things out even though there was nothing wrong with them, I was just bored to death of wearing them. 💕✨ p.s. on an unrelated note, i got a pair of lug sole loafers like yours for my bday because i couldn't handle how cute yours are!! lol
One of the pieces I have worn for years and more than anything else I own is a ridiculously colorful tee shirt dress. It’s green with flowers and paisley in at least five other colors. It’s remarkable how many things I actually can match it with because of all the colors!
wait this is so fun 💛 going into college (circa 2015) I did try a capsule wardrobe for fun because I’m an ✨overachiever✨it’s cool to see how u actually used it with all the different outfits
Yay I’m so glad this was such a reflective experience for u in ur fashion journey. I appreciated what you said about allowing the outfits to be what they were rather than the pressure to find the best possible combination
@@beepwrld I feel like it was satisfying (partly the creative aspect and partly my on-and-off urge to purge things from my life, though I j put stuff in a storage bin); I also found that I didn’t end up with exclusively neutral pieces. I still wanted color and fun fabrics/ textures
I am slowly building up my wardrobe to be a capsule wardrobe vibe - while I'm not strict with the number of pieces I have, it does influence my purchasing decision of clothes whter it'll match with my other pieces. It's so tiring to have a wardrobe full of clothes and still having nothing to wear
I feel like borrowing is essential to capsule wardrobes because it can add something new but it never falls into consumerism because you aren’t buying new, and you’re putting things to use which is always an amazing option
I absolutely loved this video! I did capsules all throughout 2022 and have been testing out a few other wardrobe challenges so far this year, which has been a lot of fun. I don't think borrowing pieces is cheating :)
@beepworld So far I've done an experiment where I was only allowed to wear neutrals, one where I wasn't allowed to wear ANY neutrals, and now I'm working on one where I'm trying to dress according to "my colours", based off of an online colour analysis test 😊
Loved your outfits and the discourse on some of the concepts behind capsule wardrobes 9:45 I also agree with point b Might re set up my capsule, it helps with decision fatigue and I feel like i get more creative with my accessories
I tried to adopt a capsule wardrobe for one month and everything was going well until week 3... all my jeans and pants suddently stopped fitting me! I hated it so much that I just ditched the whole capsule thing and never tried again 🥲
Here's an idea for a fun video: Liz creates outfits out of pyjamas & other nightwear! I'd totally watch that! 😍👏 👍
You have single-handedly changed the way I look at my wardrobe. I was in a rut - always seeing the same outfits in my closet and getting bored. I try to buy secondhand, but really try to be intentional and not to buy just for the sake of "shopping". So, even though I was bored with my closet, I had no idea what I "needed" to spice it up again. Thanks to you, it turns out that I just needed to shift my perspective.
I have avoided layering for fear of it transporting me back to layering four tank tops in middle school in the 00's lol I didn't realize how many "styles" I had been afraid of trying because of what I thought they would look like in my mind. But, you encouraged me to play more with the clothes I already own, and I was so surprised to see what actually looked good on my body now and redefine what I want my style as an adult to be. I have fallen back in love with some really great pieces and have a much better idea of what I'm missing, in order to shop intentionally at thrift stores again.
You're such a wholesome and intelligent "influencer" and I am so glad I found your channel!
Your description of having a stronger, more cohesive sense of signature style, like a character in a show or cartoon character that we can easily identify is a HUGE reason why I want to develop my personal style! I want to be able to look at something and think, “that’s totally my style” or even have people text me and say, “I saw this and totally thought of you!!”
I completely agree about getting set in your ways with styling. I recently tried numbering some clothing options to create outfits with a random number generator and yeah, some are awful, but it has definitely helped in making me consider wearing items in different combinations and see the full potential of certain pieces.
@@beepwrld Ngl, I got the idea from some old Buzzfeed videos, so I can't take credit! It is a lot of fun though, so I definitely recommend giving it a try.
I feel like there’s a difference between buying new things and borrowing new things/receiving gifts. Borrowing from other people is more about wanting to experiment with another person’s wardrobe. It also shows a sense of appreciation for their style. And receiving gifts over the holidays shows how much someone loves you since they probably put a lot of thought into their gift.
That beaded dress outfit is SO CUTE! I love it! I also have a more 60’s 70’s, colorful and feminine style but I also have two modes: 1. Casual and comfortable with jeans and tanks, tees and flannels/cardigans or cute dresses/skirts and fun tops.
I absolutely adored this video. I really love the idea of being a cartoon character with a signature outfit.
That's my new goal now lol.
So glad you ended up making this video.
Great video! I think the purpose of capsule wardrobes is to use what you have in creative ways, so I think switching out accessories or even shoes to make more outfits is totally okay. Bravo!
I relate so hard to wearing PJs all day. I really like this analysis of your capsule wardrobe, and I don't think it's a bad thing that you weren't more creative with some of the outfits! Having access to your full wardrobe is great for creativity, but a capsule wardrobe, to me, is an easy way to grab some clothing and put together an outfit with little thought. Also, congrats on your channel growing!!
Such cute outfits! 💕 I've done a capsule wardrobe myself for some trips, and I definitely missed having some more vibrant options, so it was smart of you to keep the bottoms neutral and the tops more experimental! 😆
thank you for posting a follow-up !! btw i think the clip of the purple paisley top at 2:24 didn’t actually make it into the video-wanted to let you know asap since you just uploaded it !
Love this! I did a similar thing when visiting family for thanksgiving and it was so fun! I actually picked a color palette to help all the clothes go together loll
ok also this was genuinely quite informative and inspirational. i'm trying to use all my clothes more and in more interesting ways, and it's cool to see items repeated in new outfits. you're so right about being stuck in a single way of styling something
Omg the graph I love it! And I think it’s important to find novelty in the things we already own, it keeps fashion fun and inspires creativity rather than feeling like you need to limit yourself
Fantastic looks Liz! As someone who likes to keep my clothes nice. I'm too clumsy spilling stuff at home. That's why my pjs can be helpful for me. Day 2 w beret, Day 11 the beaded dress black & white ensemble were chef's kiss! Also nice grey overcoat
This was as interesting as I anticipated. Also: thought provoking.
Thank you!
I am firmly in the b. answer field. I recently went to an event where everyone brought clothes they did not want anymore and got to try on other people's things and maybe take it, that was awesome. I think, it's about not buying new stuff or only very consciously.
Although your thoughts on trying new combinations with stuff one has is also very important and an inspiration.
Finally: The part where you acknowledged the privilege of doing this as sort of an experiment really touched me. Chapeau! And thank you!
this was so fun to watch!! must have taken you ages to film and edit as well so kudos to you 💖
Truly obsessed with your graph!!! I love data!
I love your exploring journey!! it's so unique and inspiring
woah, some people don’t already dress like a cartoon character??? I feel like if I don’t wear my most “signature” outfit as often as I can, people might miss it. what if a random stranger’s only impression image of my style was my 6th favourite outfit??? unthinkable. honestly impressed that some people actually change it up every day
yess! "fashion doesn't have to be hierarchical" spot on
What a wonderful video! I recently discovered your channel, and you've inspired me to put together some clothes in my wardrobe that I never thought of pairing together! Best wishes from Iceland
Great video and capsule!
Daria Andronescu has a youtube channel on creative, colourful capsules.
She goes in depth on the data of what our actual lives require vs all the fancy occasions we pretend we attend in order to buy unrealistic clothes. Also she rotates her clothes based on new capsules each season, so her items feel fresh to her often. Interesting stuff
Would be keen to see you do more of them to challenge that creativity like you were saying :)
i vote for B because it involves community not just saying no to yourself.
I think I may try this for an experiment to try get some inspiration with what I currently have. 🌸 thank you!!
Your style and outfits are really cool,cute and pretty Love them🫰🏻❤️ thank you for making this video ✨❤️
I’ve been visiting family over the last few months with a couple gaps in between and I LOVED having a capsule wardrobe much more than I thought. Everything was hand picked so it became clear to me that these were my favorite outfits and so it brought me joy to combine them every day.
Capsule wardrobe should be about having less stress about what to wear... borrowing or adding an accessory is not cheating and if it causes stress then that's what you have to question and that is what you should consider .. a capsule wardrobe is your personal wardrobe is not for nobody else... you're not having to prove yourself to anybody else.. it's for yourself, so do what feels right for you do what feels good, and don't worry about anybody else and nobody else will worry either ❤
great video, loved your perspective. I want to try short dress over longer skirt now
Love the challenge of finding new combinations for pieces here ❤
I love that lil disco shirt and mom jeans 'fit! 😩
I love your graphs and the following analysis. Love nerding out about fashion ❤
I really love the outer in 3rd look OMG and it looks good on you 😩🙌
Woke up out of my sleep today in a panic…. I felt something had shifted, something massive. The world would never be the same. Of course I knew what it had to be: a new beepworld video
@@beepwrld ily2 💖💖 I’m getting a massive comment prepared for
the 50k sub special
having a smaller wardrobe gives me a lot less decision anxiety while getting dressed. like usually im so overwhelmed by the options that i cant choose but with a smaller wardrode i felt like that cartoon character you talked about.
Ok can I literally copy and paste your Christmas afternoon outfit😭😍
I LOVE seeing this part 2! Thank you so much for recreating these outfits!!
Omg this video is so beautiful,lovely and helpful I really enjoyed it ❤️❤️🫂
Wow, will have to rewatch this because there's just so much to think about!
Love how you mentioned the character thing, funnily enough I've been thinking about my most repeated (not pjs,I also just wear those when at home all day) outfits and how they could be what I wore if I was a character in a comic! And I vote for B, I'd personally feel very restricted with option A and just end up very stressed in the end.
Also, amazing dedication for re-filming all the outfits! The graoh was great too, loved seeing it because my perception was also deceived while watching this, I would have sworn the red patterned jacket was your most worn item O_O
Oh you did it! I was so excited for this video!
I loved this video, it’s helpful for trying to build a good wardrobe! Is it possible that you made a video where you wore the black beret or other things so it felt like you wore them more than you did?
Great video! I have no "basic classic neutrals" or even something like jeans in my wardrobe. I tend to prefer certain colors and they all go together for the most part-and I have sets of clothes that don't match my whole wardrobe, but embody different styles or moods that I often want to wear so everything I have does have 'partners' it can be styled with
i am feeling inspired
omg YES i love u i love hamtaro
This deserves more likes
Thanks for the video , and Happy Spring !! 😃
Great video and chart was helpful actually😊
“I decided to go with only a small carry on suitcase” ME ,last trip I took I only brought a backpack. Also the outfits are so cute!
omg i need that graphic at the end of the tally of ur clothing as a template so I can try this at home!!!!!!
Hi! Great video! I love the scientific charts ;D
I've been using the app stylebook for some months now - you can upload pics of all your clothes and log them into a calendar. For many years i've been trying to minimize my wardrobe, but i feel quite attached to clothes somehow :D now with the app i see exactly how often i wear which item and can be more rational when decluttering.
But where it has helped me the most, is by pushing me to being more creative with what i already own. If an item has only been worn once, i feel bad for it and try to come up with fun ways to wear it (don't wanna neglect them ;D).
This has also been a great help in spending less on clothes, because i no longer feel like sth is missing. It is plainly visible what items i rarely wear, so i don't feel tempted to get a similar one. So it also helps to find and reevaluate ones style.
Also, there is a category "brands" that i upcycled to "where i got it from" - this way i can see how many items were bought new, secondhand, a gift, swopped or selfmade. I found that super interesting to see :) (i love me some analytics)
The app is not free, but i've saved loads of money on buying clothes by using the app in a fun way. There are probs free apps that do the same, or you can track your wardrobe in your caldndar or in a good old excel.
Also i only just discovered your channel and find your style so charming, exciting and inspiring!
Bybyee
I absolutetly love thissss
Glad to know that I am not the only Midwesterner who keeps a puffer coat at their family’s house 😂
💙💙💙
I just wanted to let you know that there is an odd red screen that appears from 2:24 to 2:32. I believe it says that your camera is offline? Anyway, I love the video! I've been trying to make a capsule wardrobe myself and although I really like neutrals, I felt limited in my options. This is a great perspective :)
I really love ur Red pattern jacket 😭where did you get it
Ooh you’re in DMV? Let’s thrift!!
@@beepwrld hell yeah, I’m a thrifting queen! I resell at markets also 😏
Argh I’m about to move out of Maryland. What are good thrift places here?
@@LongHairCarolynwhat county you in?
@@Mabes07 Baltimore county, Owings mills. I used to go to second avenue in Laurel when I lived there but I can’t find anything good up here
Omg I love that fur trim coat so much! What is the brand so maybe I could find something similar?
P.S. great video ❤
So how many times did you wear your other shoes?
where do you get your fonts for editing
@@beepwrld thank you so much you’re the sweetest 💌
I enjoy your videos
I think borrowing clothes from family or friends is a great way to expand your wardrobe and play with different styles while consuming less and being less wasteful!
2:24 "media offline" as a full-time video editor, that pain felt so real😭
about the "point" of a capsule wardrobe...I think it's really up to your goal. If there's no need to be dogmatic about it, why do so?
This was great. I don't think that borrowing is cheating on your capsule. I think it's creative. I love that red patterned jacket and the plaid dress, but all your outfits are great. I've been trying consciously to wear pieces that I seldom wear at least a couple of times a week. It's fun!
I really love this video and your adjacent one. As a 35yr old former personal shopper/stylist who has probably designed 100-200 capsule wardrobes for individual clients, I have always felt that a successful capsule wardrobe is specifically about: catering pieces that bring you joy, comfort, individuality, and ease-of-use to your every single day, therefor eliminating the anxiety, distress, and/or confusion that comes from trying to pick random outfits day in and out without any real direction.
Thanks for acknowledging about your capsule wardrobe being a choice. You're a kind person.
QUESTION - why was the purple paisley top redacted by the Russian government?
me 20 seconds after you post this: you’re killing it sweetie
Love the video and the insightful conclusions at the end! I always look at my closet and feel like it has so much untapped potential because I have nowhere to wear most of my clothes and therefore don't get a chance to try out crazy combinations.
As a Minnesotan who lives only 20 minutes from your home state, I'M thinking about keeping a winter coat stashed in Wisconsin. Just in case.
heyyy girl, I discovered your channel recently and I love the vibes and perspectives you bring in your videos
Greetings all the way from Egypt, keep going
I love this! I do think it is totally fine to not challenge yourself to wear all the combinations you had in your mind. I mean you're at home! and cozy! Plus every creative person needs break. And the outfits you did come up with are still so cute!
So, minimalists use capsule wardrobes to have almost nothing, infusing no stress outfit choices, so that they consume NOTHING (except replacing what's worn out) and to focus all their energy on OTHER THINGS, like work, family, travel, etc. They're still living their best life because they DON'T CARE ABOUT FASHION or their wardrobe too much.
Maximalists can still use capsule wardrobes if they also don't care too much about fashion or their wardrobe, and want to think more about other things they're curating- like collectibles, furniture, or travel a ton. But, I love an approach where I have maybe triple a normal "capsule wardrobe" size-- like 120 instead of 40, as long as I LOVE EVERY PIECE. 120 items can make thousands of outfits, and I love them all, and it's great for the environment-- it works out exactly the same, because if minimalists have 40 items every season, that's 160 items throughout the year A N Y W A Y, so, what are we arguing over?? 🤪🤔🙃
I also am so grossed out by neutrals (except crisp white! That's my one neutral)
Greige life isn't for me.
Accumulate just a few pieces every couple of months, and you'll always have a shiny hit of dopamine without trashing the earth. And a fun, interesting, variegated wardrobe that never gets boring ❤
Would be fun to do a 10 piece capsule for a week once a month and only use things you rarely wear
@@beepwrld ❤️
i would've just used each outfit twice, reducing the number of outfits i need by half
option bbbbbbbbb!!! option a. is too boring/limited imo and makes life and fashion less fun. I mean part of the whole reason I've been obsessed with channels like yours lately is it's allowed me to look at my closet full of pieces almost all 4-10 years old and style them in new/exciting ways just before I was about to start tossing things out even though there was nothing wrong with them, I was just bored to death of wearing them. 💕✨ p.s. on an unrelated note, i got a pair of lug sole loafers like yours for my bday because i couldn't handle how cute yours are!! lol
One of the pieces I have worn for years and more than anything else I own is a ridiculously colorful tee shirt dress. It’s green with flowers and paisley in at least five other colors. It’s remarkable how many things I actually can match it with because of all the colors!
wait this is so fun 💛 going into college (circa 2015) I did try a capsule wardrobe for fun because I’m an ✨overachiever✨it’s cool to see how u actually used it with all the different outfits
Yay I’m so glad this was such a reflective experience for u in ur fashion journey. I appreciated what you said about allowing the outfits to be what they were rather than the pressure to find the best possible combination
@@beepwrld I feel like it was satisfying (partly the creative aspect and partly my on-and-off urge to purge things from my life, though I j put stuff in a storage bin); I also found that I didn’t end up with exclusively neutral pieces. I still wanted color and fun fabrics/ textures
I love your videos! you have the cutest outfits
I am slowly building up my wardrobe to be a capsule wardrobe vibe - while I'm not strict with the number of pieces I have, it does influence my purchasing decision of clothes whter it'll match with my other pieces. It's so tiring to have a wardrobe full of clothes and still having nothing to wear
Likewise! Another maximalist is here delighted to hear you manifesting my feelings exactly. 🤩
I feel like borrowing is essential to capsule wardrobes because it can add something new but it never falls into consumerism because you aren’t buying new, and you’re putting things to use which is always an amazing option
Wisconsin Winter does not make dress wearing very easy! I don’t even bother trying anymore..especially living in a very rural area. It’s too cold!
Loved the graph 😂
hahaha thank you. I love a graph!!
I absolutely loved this video! I did capsules all throughout 2022 and have been testing out a few other wardrobe challenges so far this year, which has been a lot of fun. I don't think borrowing pieces is cheating :)
@beepworld So far I've done an experiment where I was only allowed to wear neutrals, one where I wasn't allowed to wear ANY neutrals, and now I'm working on one where I'm trying to dress according to "my colours", based off of an online colour analysis test 😊
Love this series! I hope that you can make a summer version of it later!
ugh the graph!!! stem girlies rise!
Loved your outfits and the discourse on some of the concepts behind capsule wardrobes 9:45
I also agree with point b
Might re set up my capsule, it helps with decision fatigue and I feel like i get more creative with my accessories
Also that chart is FANTASTIC
I tried to adopt a capsule wardrobe for one month and everything was going well until week 3... all my jeans and pants suddently stopped fitting me! I hated it so much that I just ditched the whole capsule thing and never tried again 🥲