Style Notes: Back In Uniform
Bring back the uniform.
Well, not exactly, but if we had a uniform how easy would it be to get dressed in the morning"
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Bring back the uniform.
Well, not exactly, but if we had a uniform how easy would it be to get dressed in the morning"
What a time saver if we knew what to wear with what. Facing this dilemma and massive time waster put me on the path to “uniform” dressing.
Smaller than a capsule wardrobe, my idea of a uniform is the one outfit I can repeat, that works for me and that I feel well put together in. I never become anxious about whether I have been seen in the same before because I don’t mind. If I like something, I am happy to sing its praises.
Uniforms have always been a practical way to solve dressing. So why not borrow from the concept and create our own unique uniform. “Uniform” dressing isn’t for all occasions, that might frustrate our inner fashionistas a bit too much, but I do favour a consistent look for work most days. The pants may be different lengths, widths and fabrics but they are still trousers. The sweaters, tees and blouses may alternate but they work in the same category. The same goes for shoes and jackets. Jackets might be part of a suit or they might be alternate fabrics; either way all the pieces tell the same story.
Finding a “uniform” is the easiest way to dress for rou...
Well, not exactly, but if we had a uniform how easy would it be to get dressed in the morning"
The post Style Notes: Back In Uniform appeared first on Vicki Archer.
Bring back the uniform.
Well, not exactly, but if we had a uniform how easy would it be to get dressed in the morning"
What a time saver if we knew what to wear with what. Facing this dilemma and massive time waster put me on the path to “uniform” dressing.
Smaller than a capsule wardrobe, my idea of a uniform is the one outfit I can repeat, that works for me and that I feel well put together in. I never become anxious about whether I have been seen in the same before because I don’t mind. If I like something, I am happy to sing its praises.
Uniforms have always been a practical way to solve dressing. So why not borrow from the concept and create our own unique uniform. “Uniform” dressing isn’t for all occasions, that might frustrate our inner fashionistas a bit too much, but I do favour a consistent look for work most days. The pants may be different lengths, widths and fabrics but they are still trousers. The sweaters, tees and blouses may alternate but they work in the same category. The same goes for shoes and jackets. Jackets might be part of a suit or they might be alternate fabrics; either way all the pieces tell the same story.
Finding a “uniform” is the easiest way to dress for rou...
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