Awhile back, I found a really fun post, outlining 20 "quick-fix" ideas to refine your wardrobe. In particular, I found #1 very useful: "Find 10 outfits on pinterest, your favourite style blogs or lookbook.nu, that you would wear exactly as pictured." Inspired, I created a Pinterest board specifically with this goal in mind: outfits I would wear exactly as pictured.


I love the specificity this has given me in making outfit choices! Over time, (of course) I have found more than 10 outfits - and just recently I created a second board, so that one has spring/summer outfits, and the other has fall/winter outfits.

http://pinterest.com/demimonda.....ng-summer/

http://pinterest.com/demimonda.....ll-winter/

So in general, if I am putting together an outfit and find myself stuck, I go to my Spring/Summer board, and assemble an outfit using what I already have.

There are some differences - I don't own any cropped tops or sweaters, but my longer tops still have similar shape. What I do wear, although fitted, has to be able to have a bra on underneath!

And while I love my heels, very often I swap out the shoes in photos for a lower heel.

These boards represent a good cross-section of my every day, working wardrobe. I am planning to add more studio-to-streetwear looks as I find them, because there are days when all I do is work on theatrical stuff, and it's good to be able to stretch out and warm up, grab a bag, go to a rehearsal, go to a class, etc., grab lunch, etc. and not have to change my entire outfit or drag along a small suitcase.

So my question - (see? Eventually I got to the actual point of this post) - is this: what style descriptors do you see from my Pinterest boards? While I have a secondary wardrobe of dance and theatrical pieces, that I sometimes borrow for everyday use, I think the boards really represent what I wear about 90% of the time, from about October of last year to the present.

I really want to be able to streamline my everyday wardrobe, to put some brakes on my tendency to overshop and overspend, and to free up a little space.

If you made it this far, thanks for reading I can't wait to hear what y'all come up with!