HeyJaredA Considered Style
About building a wardrobe with a personality not just a wardrobe full of clothes ✨
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The Cult of the Capsule Wardrobe (opens the original)
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Back in 2014, I was getting very into simple living and minimalism.I’d just moved from Kent to the West Midlands and had to drastically downsize my whole life into a 500 sq ft apartment. It was the first time I’d really had to confront how much stuff I owned, and I enjoyed the simplicity of owning less.Then I watched The True Cost and started thinking much more seriously about my shopping habits. I wanted to reduce my consumption, stop buying so much, and to never have to declutter that dramatic
The Trust Your Style Workbook (opens the original)
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Last week I wrote about why there’s no shortcut to working out your personal style, because it’s already there. It shows up in what you keep choosing and what you keep shoving to the back of your wardrobe.Most people go looking for their personal style somewhere else entirely: step-by-step guides, mood boards, outfits to copy. Your style was never going to be found there. You just need to see the one you’ve already got.That’s what this workbook is for.<div class="callout-block
Personal Style Isn't Bought New (opens the original)
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I remember someone saying to me years ago, “I wouldn’t ever shop in a charity shop. It’s full of dead people’s clothes.” And I remember thinking: yeah… so what?Apart from the fact that the chances of you buying something someone died in are incredibly slim, most donated clothing has barely been worn, if at all. You’re far more likely to find fast fashion with the tags still on than vintage pieces from a dead person’s wardrobe.And what a shame it would have been if that comment had put someone of
How to Figure Out What Your Style Is (Without Copying Someone Else's) (opens the original)
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There is no shortcut to figuring out your personal style. Sorry. I know that isn’t the answer anyone wants to hear, but it’s the truth.Which is why I’m not going to tell you what to buy or how to wear it. I’m not going to hand you a checklist of tasks to complete, or tell you to create a mood board and copy outfits.To work out what your style actually is, you have to trust your own taste. No stylist, influencer, or Pinterest board can do that for you. They might be able to give you ideas, but th
The High-Maintenance Habits For Low-Maintenance Style: Part Two (opens the original)
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Behind every wardrobe that feels cohesive and easy to dress from, there’s a set of deliberate, consistent habits keeping it that way. Decisions about what comes in, what stays, and how everything is looked after. None of it happens on its own.Building a wardrobe and knowing how to style it is only part of the puzzle. The other half is knowing how to care for it—and actually taking the time to do that, every day. How you treat your clothes once you own them is what determines how long they last,
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