(excuse the all lower case… my shift key is still stuck, but i should be getting my new thinkpad tomorrow!)
wow, i just realized i’m wearing nearly all pre-owned clothes today. Continue reading “outfit: pre-owned galore (+ a new non-fiction book I’m reading about ‘inconspicuous consumption’ and the ‘aspirational class’)”
This is my entire closet in one photo. The only thing not shown is my underwear and sock drawer. If you’ve been a long time reader here, you’ll notice that not much has changed about my closet except I added a hanging closet organizer on the right to store my knitted sweaters the proper way (as opposed to using hangers). I found a good closet organizer at the Container Store with shelves that don’t bend (a minor thing about most hanging organizers that I find so annoying).
I’m lazy about folding and hanging up my clothes, but since I do wear pants many times before washing, I find that storing my pants by throwing them over the lower closet rod is the easiest way to arrange them. This keeps me from throwing my pants all over the floor like I used to.
In other news, I had a nice time this weekend with the BF and his mom. She brought over several eye glasses inherited from the BF’s grandpa who recently passed away. I thought they looked cool all lined up like this. There’s a bunch of hipsters out there rockin glasses just like these. Isn’t it interesting how some styles loop back in time. I love “old people” style. When I’m old I’ll already have been dressing my age for decades.
When it comes to beauty and self care regimens, minimalism doesn’t come natural to most women. We are bombarded with endless marketing that tells us we need a gazillion things to keep ourselves looking good. It’s maddening. Guys don’t even have to try. Continue reading “all my beauty and self care products in one drawer”
As my wardrobe evolves, I’m motivated to take better care of my things. Continue reading “wardrobe: taking better care of things”
