Earlier I did an annual review https://youlookfab.com/welookf.....tions-2022, posted some numbers and photos of outfits representative of what I wear.
#1 two pairs of Levi’s 721 jeans racked up a total of 176 wears this year (+86 last year!) I may be beating a dead horse, here. Classic, but not trendy - they work for me. 2023 may be their last year due to wear issues.
#3 the navy patterned LE sleeveless button down was an afterthought when I purposely bought a white one in early 2021 as I prepared for summer. For two years it has been an MVP racking up double digit wears in a short summer season.
#4 my merlot puffer may not be fashion forward, but it’s light weight warmth and glowing colour make me happy. It is my go-to topper during the coldest winter days November through March.
#5 navy mid weight puffer. I love this puffer so much! When the original was swiped from the gym coat closet, I hunted down a replacement. Perfect for transitional weather, and can be worn layered over or under other coats.
#6 It’s funny how these boots can look burgundy and ‘go with’ my burgundy puffer and Coach bag, and then look red and co-ordinate with my hard working red cross-body bag and red beret. Their shearling lining ensures warm feet all winter.
#7 green pleather pants bought on a whim are one trendy item that is getting a lot of wear at 20 occasions in 12 months. They make even a t-shirt and puffer into a fashion forward outfit.
#8 navy and white checked flannel shirt and #9 purple heather sweater are two items purchased this year that have racked up 24 and 31 wears respectively.
#14 lighter tops aren’t my thing as much as darker ones, but after languishing in my closet in 2021 (8 wears) and almost being donated, I wore the cream sweater 26 times in 2022.
#15 It’s no surprise the lulu OTF cropped pants saw heavy rotation (21) but the lulu navy joggers #16 bought mid-year and already worn 19 times have been a surprise.
#17 purely bought as a whim the lilac Converse were popular from the get go, and are my #1 indoor shoe this winter.
What were your MVP’s and workhorses of 2022?