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r/capsulewardrobe • … • u/Born_Joke

Help! Just inventoried 685 pieces and still going!

I am at a complete loss. I created a spreadsheet to inventory my wardrobe and define "my style" in order to pare down but I'm still going (probably another 100 items to go, not including pajamas, some workout wear, and under garments).

One of the problems is that I am drawn to almost all styles or fashion cores. I live in a 4-season climate (-35C to +35C), work from home with sporadic in-office appearances (once per month or less), and have some medical issues revolving around not wearing anything to tight around my abdomen. I find lower waistlines more comfortable.

To give you an idea, I currently have:

* 363 tops (camis, tanks, t-shirts, shirts, blouses, sweaters, cardigans, blazers, sweatshirts, etc.) * 116 bottoms (jeans, joggers, skirts, shorts, capris, crops, skimmers, leggings, etc.) * 29 dresses, rompers, jumpsuits * 31 items of outerwear * 33 pieces of swimwear (I have access to a pool, a lakefront cabin, and a condo on a Florida beach) * 53 of footwear (from flip flips to winter snow boots) * 60 accessories (scarves, belts, hats, winter accessories -- no jewelry included)

Style or fashion-cores in the inventory (sorry, don't know some of them and used my own descriptor:

* Beach * Boho * Casual * Classic * Cozy * Cute * Edgy * Everyday * Feminine * Floral * Formal * Glam * Holiday-specific (Christmas, Halloween) * Lounge * Outdoorsy * Preppy * Smart Casual * Sporty * Tropical

If it matters, single 51F, and just became empty nester.

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