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Restyling your wardrobe as you mature into your found style and look.

Steve M.
Apr 7, 2023
2 min read

As we age, our style and wardrobe can sometimes feel stagnant and outdated. While it may be intimidating to think about giving your wardrobe a much-needed refresh, it’s actually easier than you think. With a few smart strategies, you can easily restyle your wardrobe while promoting sustainability and staying within budget.

One of the best ways to keep your closet organized and up to date is to follow the 10-in, 10-out rule. Every time you purchase some new items, make sure to donate or recycle at least 10 existing pieces. This will help you keep track of what you have and ensure that the pieces you’re adding to your wardrobe are necessary and stylish.

To begin your restyling journey, start by evaluating the pieces you already own. Do you have any timeless styles that you can reinvent with different accessories or styling tricks? You can also look at items that are a few years old and see if they can be tailored or updated with a few DIY projects.

If you’re looking to make some new purchases, try to focus on quality over quantity. Invest in pieces that are classic and timeless, and aim for pieces that are versatile enough that you can wear them in multiple ways. Additionally, look for clothing made from sustainable fabrics, such as organic cotton, hemp, or bamboo.

Finally, consider shopping second-hand. There are many online consignment shops and thrift stores that are full of great finds. Not only will you be able to find unique pieces that are one-of-a-kind, but you’ll also be helping to reduce waste and support the circular economy.

Restyling your wardrobe as you age doesn’t have to be a daunting task. By following the 10-in, 10-out method and shopping with sustainability in mind, you can easily update your wardrobe and feel confident in the pieces you’re wearing.