As I get older, I’m becoming much more interested in simplifying.
I don’t want more things just because I can buy them. I don’t want an overflowing closet when I already own pieces that work. I don’t want a schedule so full that there’s no room left for me. And I certainly don’t want to carry unnecessary stress into another season of my life by worrying about this economy and the need to spend more money if I don’t have to.
I want to restyle, repurpose, and refresh what I already have—including myself.
Fall is the perfect time to shop your own closet. Refreshing your style doesn’t require buying an entirely new wardrobe. Look for ways to transition and restyle some of your summer favorites.
Could a favorite skirt work for fall simply by adding boots and a jacket?
Could that scarf you’ve forgotten about become the pop of color that makes a basic outfit fabulous?
Could something you’ve labeled “old” become a favorite again when you style it differently?
That’s one of the things I love about style over fashion. Style reminds us that something doesn’t have to be new to feel renewed.
And that lesson applies to more than clothes.
Look around your home. Look at your routines. Look at how you’re spending your time.
Some things may simply need refreshing rather than replacing.
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