Wardrobe Planning for 2026 (Part 1): Identifying my style goals and making a gaps list скачать в хорошем качестве

Wardrobe Planning for 2026 (Part 1): Identifying my style goals and making a gaps list

Going into the new year, I want to work on gradually making my wardrobe more cohesive. This doesn't mean immediately throwing out anything that doesn't align with my style goals, nor does it mean that I will never have any outliers in my closet (I'm not a cartoon character!), but I think it will be useful to have a clear and spelled out list of all the core style elements I like to wear, and a mood board to help visualize those elements together. This is just something I thought I would do for myself, and I'm sharing in case it ends up being helpful for anyone else. This will be a two-part process, and in part one you will find: 1) defining my core style elements in both list and visual form, 2) doing a quick pass through of my wardrobe to remove some of the major outliers and take stock of what I currently have, and 3) making a list of gaps in my wardrobe and things that need to be replaced. In part two (to come in the next couple months), I will further define the wardrobe wishlist/gap list and make a plan to add those things either through thrifting, sewing or thrift flipping them, or buying them new as a last resort. Stay tuned! If you're new here, welcome! My name is Melody, and I make videos about customizing your wardrobe through sewing and thrifting, making costumes (whether that's Halloween, the Renfaire, or something in between), and generally just being a crafty woman who dabbles in many different mediums (eternally a renaissance woman/jack of all trades). You will also frequently find me frolicking in the woods or fretting over my vegetable & herb garden. Where else to find me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/0utfit_repe... Pinterest:   / melodysophia93   2nd channel (vlogs & woodsy stuff):    / @welcomewearytraveler   Some keywords to feed the algorithm monster: slow fashion, thrifted fashion, secondhand fashion, thrifting, wear your clothes, personal style, sewing, thrift-flip, reworked clothing, seamstress, self-sewn, cottagecore, dark cottagecore, dark academia Filmed on my iPhone, edited with iMovie. I’m not fancy.