- What would the perfect balance of clothes look like for me?
- What types of clothes in what combinations would be the most functional?
- How can the clothes I have now be even more functional?
- What needs in leave in order for that to happen?
- What needs to stay?
- What needs to be slightly different?
I'm also completely fascinated with multi-functional, versatile clothing. I got a Le Sac dress last month and love it. I was wanting to get/make a circle scarf, too...until I found the Versalette. The $20,000 question is "does it actually look good?"
***well, that seems easy. Why don't you just make something similar? Because I would just never believe that I am doing it right. And I appreciate seamless/overlocked hems on jersey knits.***
A minimalist fashion project sounds like a lot of fun! I have also been thinking about this exact thing. I have stopped buying trendy items and instead look for classics. Something that I can wear for a long time, in many different outfits, and still look contemporary. The same with shoes. I have to see what this Le Sac dress and versalette look like on YOU though, cuz it's not really that cute on the models. Have you seen this dress? http://www.shopbutterbynadia.com/product/2-19-0/Signature-Jersey.html
ReplyDeleteThey sell a knock off version of it in Fremont for like $80.
I don't know what the Versalette looks like on me (they are still in production and I haven't been able to convince myself that its worth the money yet).
ReplyDeleteI've seen infinity dresses before - American Apparel sells something similar. But that is something that I would probably be willing to try to make myself first because visible seams wouldn't be as big of an issue. There are lot of DIY tutes on pinterest.