3 tips for creating a capsule wardrobe for winter

3 tips for creating a capsule wardrobe for winter


Find out how to invest in versatile, timeless pieces to create cold-weather looks

With the change of season it is necessary to take the hottest items out of the wardrobe and also prepare to invest in new ones. Even if the winter models cost a little more, it is possible to renew the productions without spending much. To make this process much easier and more economical, Indira Magalhães, style coordinator at Caedu, offers the capsule wardrobe concept as a solution.




“Although recently popularized, this proposal emerged in the 1970s by fashion designer Susie Faux, who presented the idea of ​​creating a wardrobe with few pieces, but with timeless and versatile models which, in addition to matching each other, do not leave aside everyone’s personal style”, shares the professional.

According to her, the dynamic is simple: a certain number of bottoms for a few more tops and some overlap. To better understand the quantities and which pieces to invest in, Indira Magalhães explains how to create a capsule wardrobe with just ten pieces that allow up to 36 combinations. Watch!

1. Bottom



Neutral-toned bottoms are easy to pair with top pieces

The professional recommends starting by choosing the lower parts, as they will form the basis of the it seems. “Three pieces are enough, but they must be well thought out. Focusing on neutral tones is always a good choice, such as black, white, grey, beige or navy blue. This way it is possible to combine them with the widest variety of pieces high up and overlapping,” he comments.

Another piece of advice from the style coordinator is to look for models with quality fabrics: “since the idea is to create multiple looks with the same garments, it is important to enhance durability!”, she explains.

2. Upper parts



Neutral-toned long-sleeved blouses are easy to match and perfect for the start of the day

The tops will be responsible for giving the look a new look. According to Indira Magalhães, to choose these pieces you can follow the same principle as the lower pieces, but with an additional addition. “I suggest investing in neutral pieces that are easy to mix and match, but it’s worth adding a few styles in complementary or brighter colors.”

For the professional, four tops are ideal for a cabinet cold capsule. As an extra tip, she recommends opting for collared blouses, which give a particular charm to the outfit. Cropped tops and long-sleeved blouses for the start of the day are also welcome.

3. Overlays



Cotton fabrics are perfect for comfortable and elegant looks

To complete your winter capsule wardrobe, Indira Magalhães recommends investing in at least three pieces to overlap. “Cardigans, sweaters and denim jackets are great options for creating layers in your outfit. Cotton, linen, viscose and wool fabrics are the right choices for a warm, comfortable and elegant look during the cold season. In this case, it is worth it’s worth changing the cut of the pieces that will give the final touch”, concludes the style coordinator.

By Carolina Miranda

Source: Terra

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