I started out by pulling anything that caught my eye because of color, pattern or texture. After sorting the items into piles of shirts, dresses, bottoms and jackets, I started building looks one by one.
A sampling of the shoe selection.
At Work: Casually Cute
Because Ella works as a pre-school teacher, comfort is key. But that doesn't mean we have to sacrifice style. This look features a short-sleeved navy blazer layered over a vibrant fuchsia v-neck tee, khaki capris with brasstone button details, a pair of cute, comfy leopard flats and a lightweight, multi-colored scarf as a finishing touch.
A Day Out: Easy Chic
For an afternoon downtown with friends, we kept it simple. This look features a textured robin's-egg-blue mock turtleneck, a denim skirt with trendy exposed zippers, a colorful stone necklace and a pair of red peep-toes that really pop.
A Night Out: Sleek & Sexy
Perfect for a night out on the town, this look features a fluttery patterned top tucked into a simple black pencil skirt, a bold oversize belt and a pair of pretty turquoise peeps.
The aftermath! I have a knack for wrecking closets.
My styling assistant, Oslo.
6 comments:
i need this! but my closet might just be too small!
if you're ever in KC and feel like a project let me know haha
You're sister is really cute! :)
Btw, I'd seriously need to do this as well! :S
Erm, YOUR sister...
*emabrassed eyes*
wow! this inspires me to attempt my own closet! :]
Though I'd love to raid all your closets, vicki.lynn makes a great point! You can do this yourself by trying to toss aside opinions about your clothes and go-to outfits. Try to look at what you've got from a new perspective. Make piles of categories, and experiment with new combinations. You'll be surprised by what you already have!
Ahhh Very nicely done, my sister!!I think I like sexy night out the best! And I know you could not have done it without your assistant (Oslo)! It was fun!
Ella
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