A capsule wardrobe consists of a relatively limited collection of clothes that work great when combined, and can be worn on all occasions. This type of wardrobe must be made considering the quality, not the quantity, and identifying the one that is right for you. Many people have huge and unorganized wardrobes, full of uncoordinated clothes bought over the years, many of which they don't even like anymore. The point of creating a capsule wardrobe is to keep only the items of clothing you adore and value you. In theory, each top piece should go well with each bottom piece.
Steps
Step 1. Find clothes that flatter your body
This is the most important factor to consider when shopping for clothing. What kind of body do you have?
Step 2. Determine if you have a pear shape
Your breasts are smaller than your hips and you have a defined waistline.
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Wear tight-fitting shirts that however have patterns or pockets in the breast area, wide-necked sweaters, jeans and trousers of all kinds, short jackets and cardigans and A-line skirts.
Step 3. Determine if you have an inverted triangle physique
Your breasts are larger than your hips and you don't have a defined waistline.
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You can wear any type of trousers or jeans (except skinny jeans), wide and flared skirts, baby-doll-style tops, belted coats, brightly colored shoes, sweaters and dresses with a V-neck, tight at the waist and wide on the hips. Avoid tops and dresses that have thin straps.
Step 4. Determine if you have a rectangular physique
Your breasts are the same size as your hips and you don't have a well-defined waistline.
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Wear low-cut V-tops, any type of trousers and jeans, especially flared ones, pieces that define the area under the bust or waistline, wide skirts, jackets with shoulder pads, sweaters and tops featuring details in the chest area and coats that widen from the waist down.
Step 5. Determine if you have an hourglass physique
Your breasts are the same size as your hips and you have a defined waistline.
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Bring all items of clothing that feature a belt at the waist, tops and figure-hugging dresses, all types of skirts or pants.
Step 6. Determine if you have an apple physique
The central part of the body is more prominent than the rest of the body and you do not have a defined waistline.
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Wear sweaters and dresses that fit you perfectly, dark solid colors, deep V-neck sweaters, empire-cut sweaters, flared trousers and jeans, single-breasted coats and jackets and wide skirts.
Step 7. Find out which colors work best for you
This depends on the color of the skin, hair and eyes.
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Fair skin and hair. You have a fair complexion, blue, green or hazel eyes, blond, red or light brown hair.
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If you have this type of complexion and hair, wear blue, deep red and gray.
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Don't wear yellow, orange or off-white.
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Light skin and dark hair. You have a fair complexion, dark brown or black eyes and hair.
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Bring the deep blue, red and bright pink and black.
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Don't wear pastel colors, brown, beige and white.
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Dark skin and fair hair. You have a dark complexion, blue or green eyes, blond or light brown hair.
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Wear beige, brown, green and orange.
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Don't wear burgundy, navy blue or white.
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Dark skin and dark hair. You have a dark complexion, dark brown or black eyes and hair.
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Wear blue, bottle green and orange.
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Don't wear beige or yellow.
Step 8. Find out what fits your personality
Just because a garment looks good and fits you doesn't mean you should buy it. Make sure you like it too and that it allows you to express yourself. Are you sophisticated, feminine, chic, fun, playful, sensual, seductive, bohemian, intelligent? The list can go on and on. Let your clothes allow others to better understand what you are like.