Building a Balanced Wardrobe
If you struggle putting stylish outfits together, you’re probably missing two things from your wardrobe.
It has nothing to do with your personal style. Too many anchors and your style feels flat. Too many accents and nothing seems to work together. For easy, everyday outfits, I've found a sweet spot that is around 70% anchors, 30% accents.
It's all about finding the right balance.
Wardrobe foundations aren't just about ticking boxes like "own jeans, own a white tee, own a blazer." They're about how those pieces fit, feel and function as well. A tee with the right fabric weight and structure looks polished instead of flimsy.
- Denim in a cut and wash that works for your body feels intentional, not random.
- Proportion is everything — from a rise that elongates your legs to a neckline that balances your shape.
Foundations should also reflect your personal style. For some, the go-to outerwear is a blazer. For others, it's a trench, a bomber, or a chunky cardigan. The point is, your anchors should work for you.
Author's summary: Balance is key to a stylish wardrobe.
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