I love these posts you've done where you show us how you wear the 33. In particular, I like seeing your thought process. I hope you can keep these posts up, as they are incredibly helpful for putting the 333 into a real life context.
Mine are from Lands' End – I actually own FIVE of them; purchased when I wore them every day in the bakery. They make Petites, so the sleeves are a good length for me, and they seem to be holding up very well so far.
I thought that once I stopped working these considerations were gone. But you've reminded me that assessing the day's needs really helps when choosing what to wear, even in retirement. My day might look like: freezing rain, two mile walk anyway, daily shopping/chats, baking bread, tea with friends. So I think: corduroy jeans, boots with good soles, warm scarf, little hoop earrings, turtleneck and cardigan. Change boots to loafers for baking and add pretty cashmere lace scarf for tea. Oh and really fun socks. See? Thank you!
Laughing because another Idahoan checking in. We werent that cold tho! Just single digits. I was inspired last summer to get a Lands End cardie when they went on sale and I love it! Not sure how it manages to keep me very warm on quite cold days but is also fine when it is just moderate out.
Love this series. Keep it coming, please. This time I missed seeing what you picked for your weekend wear. I'm in a similar situation to Swissy. I'm retired and still want to look sharp each day. Could you throw in the down time choices also. Thank you for the Land's End suggestion. I'm always looking for a white shirt. It's also really helpful to know that you own 5 of a basic. I could easily have 5 white shirts and use them.
I have recently discovered this blog and am planning on trying my own variation when I travel next. I am so jealous of those gorgeous boots, where did you get them I would love a pair? Keep going strong.
I love the inspiration for Project 333. It has helped me immensely to see the different outfits one can make from a {seemingly} small amount of clothing. I'm on the second round (started in October) and while I did a great job planning for the winter phase, the incredibly warm weather is forcing me to dig out my summer clothes! I'm with you on navigating this warm winter. I'll have to redo my entire wardrobe this weekend if I'm going to have anything to wear for the next 3 months. When will you do the Spring version? Can't wait!
Laura says
I love these posts you've done where you show us how you wear the 33. In particular, I like seeing your thought process. I hope you can keep these posts up, as they are incredibly helpful for putting the 333 into a real life context.
twotoast says
Great selections! Very inspiring.
Deborah Flanagan says
Love that you shared your motivation for what you chose. You are a jewel, Janice!!
Jana Miller says
Where can I get a great white cotton blouse? I want to spend under $50 so if it gets ruined in the wash, I won't be devastated. Any ideas?
Janice says
Mine are from Lands' End – I actually own FIVE of them; purchased when I wore them every day in the bakery. They make Petites, so the sleeves are a good length for me, and they seem to be holding up very well so far.
Jana Miller says
Thanks!!
Swissy says
I thought that once I stopped working these considerations were gone. But you've reminded me that assessing the day's needs really helps when choosing what to wear, even in retirement. My day might look like: freezing rain, two mile walk anyway, daily shopping/chats, baking bread, tea with friends. So I think: corduroy jeans, boots with good soles, warm scarf, little hoop earrings, turtleneck and cardigan. Change boots to loafers for baking and add pretty cashmere lace scarf for tea. Oh and really fun socks. See? Thank you!
happyface313 says
Great choices! I really enjoy these posts :-) Have a HAPPY weekend :-)
Anonymous says
I really like it when you show us how you are wearing your 333, especially with accessories.
By the way, I will trade your weather for mine. It was 15 below 0 (Farenheit) last night here in Idaho.
Pam says
Laughing because another Idahoan checking in. We werent that cold tho! Just single digits. I was inspired last summer to get a Lands End cardie when they went on sale and I love it! Not sure how it manages to keep me very warm on quite cold days but is also fine when it is just moderate out.
Anonymous says
Love this series. Keep it coming, please.
This time I missed seeing what you picked for your weekend wear. I'm in a similar situation to Swissy. I'm retired and still want to look sharp each day.
Could you throw in the down time choices also. Thank you for the Land's End suggestion. I'm always looking for a white shirt. It's also really helpful to know that you own 5 of a basic. I could easily have 5 white shirts and use them.
Anonymous says
Here's a question: Would you still dress 'like a grownup' if your coworkers dress like preschoolers?
Many of my (middle-age) coworkers wear 'comfy' clothes to work. Jeans and running shoes. Broomstick skirts and Birkenstocks. Bulky, droopy sweaters.
Recently, I saw my boss' boss at work — in a velour track suit.
So, how do you recommend fitting into such a casual culture?
[name withheld on purpose]
petrichore says
Just read through your entire blog and loved it so much! Keep up the wonderful work!
Lisa says
I really enjoy this series you are doing. Great ideas and a fun peek into your thought process.
Kim Clarke says
I have recently discovered this blog and am planning on trying my own variation when I travel next. I am so jealous of those gorgeous boots, where did you get them I would love a pair? Keep going strong.
Anonymous says
I love the inspiration for Project 333. It has helped me immensely to see the different outfits one can make from a {seemingly} small amount of clothing. I'm on the second round (started in October) and while I did a great job planning for the winter phase, the incredibly warm weather is forcing me to dig out my summer clothes! I'm with you on navigating this warm winter. I'll have to redo my entire wardrobe this weekend if I'm going to have anything to wear for the next 3 months. When will you do the Spring version? Can't wait!
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