Build your wardrobe
Building a wardrobe takes time. The clothes you wear will different through different stages of your life. Take your time finding your style.

When you are young, you are dressed by your parents, but as time passes, in your adolescence you will find yourself searching your identity, so the old clothes that you already have, it will begin to fade away in your eyes. So, in your teens you will begin to express your opinions and dress accordingly to the idea of you. Your image will continue to evolve, you will begin slowly to take decisions regarding to your future and you will want to dress more professionally. At university, college or after high school, the clothes you had no longer correspond to the next chapter of your life.

Let’s assume you graduate, and you want to start living as a an adult. STOP, do not begin to buy a full new wardrobe for interviews, you do not need that, you do not need a bunch of new clothes for a job that has not even attained. Have 2 options for interview clothes and that will be enough, you will be interviewing at different companies, so no one will ever know that you wore the same outfit twice. As you GOT a JOB, probably not the one you wanted, but it will something that will pay, start studying people around the workplace/office, and then adapt yourself, maybe everyone is casually dressed and then you saved money by not buying a full wardrobe of elegant clothes that will not fit your new environment. Go, dressed with the clothes you already have and then build slowly your wardrobe by adding a few pieces that easily mix and match. People do not expect you dress on point on your first job, most probably they do not pay attention to you at all, you are not the TOP EXECUTIVE, so dress accordingly to your budget. As you career progresses, your wardrobe will evolve as well, you may add more expensive pieces, but please be careful to check the fabrics so that they can last longer.

Choose wisely the clothes you wear, after all having a lot of clothes means wasted money that were better used elsewhere. Having a mindful approach towards clothes helps also the environment.








