Well, basically, I managed to succeed! I picked six items from my wardrobe:
- A Traffic People dress (for the young adult in me)
- A pair of mink coloured tapered trousers from Topshop
- A Topshop striped breton style capped sleeve tee shirt
- A Uniqlo mink coloured A line skirt
- A sheer cream silk blouse
- A pair of jeans from H&M
I found that instead of resorting to my usual 'throw on a random dress' attitude (that's how many dresses I have...), I found myself reinventing ways I could wear the six items I had chosen. For example, the sole dress I chose could have been tucked into the skirt; the silk blouse could be tucked into the tapered trousers or it could have been worn as is with the jeans... There were different options for me to choose from, and these different options were enough for me to not have to recycle the same outfit over and over!
All in all, this challenge has been good for my wardrobe and for my own creativity. Usually, I open my wardrobe and say 'Argh, I have nothing to wear' but now, knowing that I managed to live a month with only six items, I know that the phrase no longer stands. This challenge has also allowed me to consider what clothes I really love and need to keep, instead of 'oh I should keep this, just in case'. In case of what? Most of these in case scenarios rarely, if ever, arise so now I have a good idea of what to go and list on eBay!
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