Ideas to Re-Invent Your Wardrobe

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Your wardrobe is on the verge of facing a brutal avalanche, but you still hear yourself mumbling the exact words every day – I don’t have anything to wear. Even with staples, pastels, and keepsakes, you avoid dressing yourself for something essential to a movie date.

While you might carry a pocketbook the size of a needle dropper, you certainly don’t want to crash your piggy bank or invade your overdrawn bank account for another shopping spree. Sales are tempting, and you never know where you might get a bargain for half the price. Even though there is a chance that most of your acquired bargains aren’t exactly meant to resolve your current wardrobe issues.

Reinventing your style might help you go into the tedious depths of your wardrobe, allowing you to wade through the mess you’ve processed towards storage. Mentioned below are 6 ways that may enable you to mix and match with the entirety of your wardrobe.

Add a Bit of Color

This does not mean you eliminate neutral colors – grays, blacks, and whites – because you never know when these staples might come in handy. However, you may have some colored clothing items hidden deep in your closet, so it’s time to take them out and add some color to your daily monotone and neutral dressing.

The Altering Affair

There’s nothing like walking a mile in someone else’s shoes or, in this scenario, in your boots handpicked for separate occasions and festivities. Since your wardrobe already consists of clothing you’ve reserved for separate occasions, take a stroll through your closet and mix the most oblivious of all options.

Take your athletic gear to work at your office, or perhaps the luxe sweater or suede shoes you’ve reserved for a night party or morning affair. However, nobody’s telling you to show up to work in your sweatpants or go for breakfast in a svelte black dress.

Trainers

Trainers – Vans, Canvas, Adidas, Nike, or simply the plainest white sneakers you can get your hands on – are perhaps the most versatile counterparts in this entity. Pair your trainers with pants at work or under your net dress in the evening if you want to throw away your suede heels for the time being.

Pair your trainers and sweatshirt with your dress pants for work. You can also throw a luxe acrylic sweater – one you’d been saving for a party – over a skirt or a pair of jeans, sunglasses, a boxy handbag, and trainers to wear to work or an early morning affair.

Take Belts Onboard

Invest in belts of all shapes and sizes. If you’ve several maxi dresses, knee-length sundresses, or shirts that are flowy or shaped like ponchos, you can experiment with several styles by cladding a belt around your waist. This creates a loose look and defines your shape as well.

Various types of belts are available in different materials, such as leather, fabric, rubber, etc. The type of belt you choose depends on your clothes. 

Style Your Shirts

Who says that shirts can be worn only in one style? You can wear one shirt in many different ways without anyone noticing it’s the same!

If you’re stuck with a plain button-down shirt and clueless about how to style your look, it’s time you take over the entire space in front of your mirror. Open the first two buttons of your button-down shirt and pull it down your shoulders to create an off-the-shoulder look. You can tuck in your T-shirts if you pair them with a skirt. Roll up your sleeves and turn them inside to show off your toned arms.

Be Open to Layering

You’d actively partake in layering in the winter by throwing your woolen outerwear over your cashmere sweater and a sweatshirt. Summertime can also be open to the concept if you can bear the heat. Look at your wardrobe and consider adding layers to your dresses or shirts to create completely different outfits.

For instance, if you can add a long-sleeved turtle neck to a dress with either short sleeves or none, you can create two different outfits to wear at separate events with other footwear.

Wear a denim jacket over a tank top to cover your arms. This way, no one will notice exactly which tank top you wore. Layering up has its advantages and even adds style to your look.

Accessorize

Another way to add to your wardrobe is to use all your accessories – jewelry, bags, sunglasses, scarves, and hats. If you’re too clueless or bored to think how you can strike change with your plaid shirts and distressed jeans, then be open to accessorizing every area you have. For instance, tuck your shirt in the, ow in a scarf that’s been lying in your closet, and pair it with your wedges or trainers.

Wearing your cashmere sweater for the hundredth time? Throw a statement necklace around your neck, or change those shoes and wear a pair of suede shoes or wedges instead of your routine trainers. Also, alter your hairstyle if you can. If you usually wear your hair long and leave it scattered around your shoulders, then tie it into a bun whenever you can get a chance to style a completely different look.

Sometimes, you must enter your closet and travel to Narnia to uncover clothing for recreation or reinvention of styles long lost in hibernation. This helps us discover the clothes that we may have forgotten about completely. It saves us trips from running to the mall and overspending on clothes.

Author Bio

Emma Megan is a passionate health and lifestyle blogger. She loves writing about healthy lifestyles, fitness 101, and DIY-related topics. Currently, she is associated with Sophie and Trey.