Ok, I've given this more thought and feel the need to document - thanks again LaBelle for creating this thread!

1. As mentioned, start judging outfits by how I feel first and foremost. This ties into Ornella's great point about: "prefer feeling 100% me at the cost of appearing uninteresting". CPC (casual polished classic) will be my 'style north star' so to speak.

2. Start buying only 8+ items ... I've got plenty of stuff and don't need any more. I notice that there are a lot of "meh" items in my closet and I don't think I need to add any more! To qualify as an 8, I must EITHER really need it, or really love it - preferably it will deliver both, making it a 9 or a 10.

3. Try more of Angie's ensembles - seems like a good rut-prevention strategy.

4. Try more neutral-mixing. I think this may be a way for me to up my style in a comfortable, easy way.

5. Pretty much everything in Ornella's post.

We need some sort of reminder tool to keep us on these!!!

I have enjoyed reading everyone's resolutions -- thanks, LBD for starting this!

On Laura's thread I said that I thought mine would have to do with developing a signature style. And on Windchime's thread about purchasing, I said my purchases would be focused on: 1. Replacement basics (e.g. undies, gear) only as needed; 2. footwear (because it's key to a great and current look and because I wear through mine pretty quickly); 3. a few key statement items per season.

So...putting these together, I want to say that I resolve in 2015 to focus my purchasing in those ways, with the underlying goal of refining my signature style.

Thank you, everyone, for putting your replies - I am having so much fun reading this! There is a lot of inspiration and food for thought!

I am thinking now that I am going to play with a budget and/or an items calendar. I see where Mette and Mo have both planned out their purchases, and it sounds strangely like a fun strategy game. (Mette, I am so excited to see you're on this forum! I am a big fan of your blog!)

Elly, you said something so perfect: "Spend less time shopping and more enjoying wearing my clothes." Me too!

Suz, I am actually laughing as I type out this next part....Let me give you some perspective from outside of your own head: I think I speak for many of us, when I say you are the absolute epitome of what having a "refined signature style" looks like

Continue streamlining, simplifying, developing authentic signature style.

Continue wearing a column of color.

Buying only items I feel great in, and being very picky about them. Experiment with lighter colors and accessories.

Also, lightening up and incorporating more playfulness!

I am still sorting through my goals for 2015; however, they will include:

learn how to adapt my DC sensibilities (traditional & conservative) to my new Texas environs (DFW is bright & blingy)

transition a more traditional DC office wardrobe to a casual, work-from-home wardrobe

figure out how to dress for the Texas heat while remaining cool (temperature-wise) and still looking like me

Laura, I love your list. My goals are similar to yours, especially 1 and 2: trim/optimize wardrobe; and strive for better grooming everyday (not sure if I can be perfect tho!).
So thank you for the inspiring links in your first item.

As for grooming, maybe my goal is to be just a little less accommodated in my ways--to get out of my ruts. It's not that I'm lazy, but I'm usually so busy and tired that my outfits and appearance sometimes take a seat back (or many). Some days I realize I've left the house without even looking in the mirror!

And after reading replies here, I super appreciate the idea of planning purchases from both a budget and wardrobe/outfit point of view, so I'll adopt that goal too.

This is an excellent question. I have embraced the capsule formula. It makes everything in my wardrobe easer. Easy makes me happy.

I worked on my lounging/sleepwear capsule in 2014 and am quite happy with it. I decided for 2015 to work on my workout capsule. My workout capsule is much smaller and should be easier, but finding bottoms that don't "smile" at the crotch has been a challenge. I may end up trying lots of different brands in different sizes this coming year. I hope to find them earlier in the year rather than later.

This is really an inspiring topic for me. I can't believe it took me so long to realize, but I finally did - how I feel in something impacts me just as much if not more than how it looks. So one of my foremost goals (especially with what I feel are drastic size and shape fluctuations due to endometriosis complications) is to only wear things that are comfortable.

Another goal is to continue on the path to finding and maintaining my true style self. For a long time I wore almost exclusively hand me downs and/or thrifted items. I would keep and wear things I didn't necessarily like just to have clothes. In the last couple years I've been fortunate enough to be able to start building my wardrobe as I would like it to be, and while that is a blessing, I'm also finding I'm not sure what my true style is or should be!

Trekkie -- welcome to YLF and let us know if there is any way we can help you define your style!

I haven't really thought through my goals yet, although how to stay stylish as I age (turning 57 -- eek -- in 2015) will be on the list. As well as having a sensible wardrobe for for my lifestyle.