I did my final numbers for the month, and came up with these wears:

3 out of 8 dresses (38%)
16 of 28 tops (57%)
8 out of 12 shoes (67%)
7 out of 13 toppers (54%)
3 out of 7 skirts (43%)
6 out of 7 pants/jeans (86%)
3 out of 7 handbags (43%)
1 out of 13 accessories (belts, scarves, and hats) (8%)

Overall (again, without gear/sleep/lounge), I wore 46 items, or 48% of my wardrobe.

My biggest repeats (besides my purse and gear items) were at 5-7 wears. I didn't wear any top more than three times. That feels like a lot less repeating than some of you (and I can't wait to see more wrap-up posts!), but I'm still only wearing less than half my wardrobe in a given month.

Some of the things I didn't wear were high-season items--summer dresses, snow boots, winter coats, pullover sweaters, etc. I didn't wear any of my scarves or hats, light or heavy. I didn't have an occasion for cocktail or business wear (I only have 1-2 options for each of these). Dresses and skirts were really out of favor this month, but I think that's because I'm a bit tired of them after wearing them all summer. Being able to wear pants felt novel.

Some things I learned:

  • I'm on Team Wear, and I repeat new items. I should probably do my buying in-season.
  • I enjoy my outfits most when they're functional for my day, and I enjoy them more when I associate them with something fun.
  • About half my wardrobe works for transitional weather. The other half is split about 50-50 between hot and cold. (This was a surprise to me...I thought most of my clothes were trans-seasonal).
  • It's more or less impossible to wear everything I own twice a month, but 30 wears over 2-3 years is pretty realistic.
  • No more lightweight scarves.