The Classics – Timeless Clothing
When I was younger, I wanted to wear the latest fashion craze. I spent a lot of money trying to keep up with the trends, some of my purchases were well worth the investment, others…not so much. Most (not all) of the stuff I wore has been given to Goodwill or Platos Closet because they were not classic pieces that I can wear today. You’ve seen the man or woman walking down the street who you can’t help but stare at, who makes you want to double check the year you are living in – I refuse to be that person. Now that I’m older (and hopefully wiser), I look for pieces that are classics, so no matter the year, I’m still in style. Oh and I save lots of money!
Below is a list of items I feel are essentials for any closet:
- White blouse – great with a pair of your favorite jeans with heels or flats and also great for slacks or skirts.
- Black tank – this is a universal piece that can be worn under a shirt or alone (not really alone – alone but with pants of course).
- Demin Jacket – you can’t go wrong with white or blue, both will give a classic look to your outfit.
- Khaki pants – flat fronts will give you a casual yet classy look. Add that white blouse I spoke of above, a cute sandal and jewlry and you’re ready!
- Jeans – fitted jeans that flatter your curves, a nice dark colored bootcut is always good. Skinny jeans are no longer just a trend but a wardrobe staple.
- Wraps – You can’t go wrong with a nice wrap, period.
- Flats – practical, sophisticated and a great break from heels without loosing your polished look.
- Pumps – black and taupe are a must in any closet. This shoe can take you from the office to a night on the town.
- Black dress – need I say more.
- White t-shirt – long or short sleeve.
- Black t-shirt – long or short sleeve.
- Open front cardigan – in a neutral shade can go with just about anything.
- Trench coat – timeless and classy. An essential piece to the coat closet.
And lastly, there are certain colors that are just as classy like navy, black and gray – you can’t go wrong with these.
~ Lisa
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