I should probably preface this post with the fact that I’m not a fashion expert, but definitely a lover of it.
I want to talk about layers, because I have learned over the past year or so how quickly it can enlarge your wardrobe without buying a whole lot of extra clothing.
With each new layer, a new outfit is birthed (if you will), and the rule of multiplication is in play as you add a new layer. Even though one outfit might look similar, or hardly different than another, I still count an outfit with a different accessory, or different item as a new outfit.
A case in point (my very unedited process of getting dressed in the morning):
Each picture in my eyes is a different outfit, but with a small change. Obviously I wouldn’t wear those items 6 days in a row, or even a day after, but the point is the possibility is there for all the pieces in my wardrobe.
You see what I mean?
I think with a little creativity, you can find many more outfits in your wardrobe than you might have thought possible. At least that’s been my experience.
I can stretch my wardrobe and each item much more than I used to since venturing out and layering in a creative way. It saves money and makes you look stylish. Layers add depth and warmth…I just can’t say enough about my love for layers.
I think it helps to start off with a rock solid wardrobe stocked with pieces you love and feel great in, and somewhat coordinate together. It also helps if they fit your needs. Fall/spring cleaning and organizing your wardrobe is a good place to start if you haven’t already. Less is more.
Case in point, I always like to have a few go-to shoes that I can comfortably wear as a SAHM, and they go with almost any outfit.
The only pair that’s missing from this picture are my riding boots, but I think you get the idea. Wedges, sneakers, flats, and boots are all fairly stylish, and comfy.
Happy Friday!
Amanda.
p.s. If this is your first day, feel free to click here for the beginning of my experiment in frugal living. Click here, then here, for my other recent posts on a frugal wardrobe.



















