I think this wardrobe looks very diverse; if anybody is able to detect that you have only 33 garments, they are paying WAAAAY too much attention.
Camel blazer – Gucci, camel cardigan – Jil
Sander, navy cardigan – L.L.Bean,
striped sweater – Gerry Weber, tweed cardigan – Paul & Joe, rust crewneck –
A.P.C., navy blazer – A.P.C., blue shirt – D&G, rust blouse – Raquel
Allegra, navy v-neck – J.
Crew, yellow sweater – Acne, white shirt – Theory, navy shirt – J. Crew, navy
dress – A.P.C., argyle sweater – Pringle, rust cardigan – Allude, camel dress –
Phase Eight, Fair Isle sweater – Brooks Brothers, denim
bow shirt – A.P.C., blue striped shirt – Golden Goose, rust tee – James Perse,
navy turtleneck – N. Peal, floral skirt – Miss Selfridge, checked pants –
Mango, twill skirt – L.L.Bean, camel pants – Max Mara, navy skirt –
A.P.C., jeans – MiH, plaid skirt – Blumarine,
navy pants – A.P.C., tweed skirt – Viyella, pinstriped pants – J. Crew, camel skirt
– Max Mara
Sander, navy cardigan – L.L.Bean,
striped sweater – Gerry Weber, tweed cardigan – Paul & Joe, rust crewneck –
A.P.C., navy blazer – A.P.C., blue shirt – D&G, rust blouse – Raquel
Allegra, navy v-neck – J.
Crew, yellow sweater – Acne, white shirt – Theory, navy shirt – J. Crew, navy
dress – A.P.C., argyle sweater – Pringle, rust cardigan – Allude, camel dress –
Phase Eight, Fair Isle sweater – Brooks Brothers, denim
bow shirt – A.P.C., blue striped shirt – Golden Goose, rust tee – James Perse,
navy turtleneck – N. Peal, floral skirt – Miss Selfridge, checked pants –
Mango, twill skirt – L.L.Bean, camel pants – Max Mara, navy skirt –
A.P.C., jeans – MiH, plaid skirt – Blumarine,
navy pants – A.P.C., tweed skirt – Viyella, pinstriped pants – J. Crew, camel skirt
– Max Mara
Blazer – Gucci, pants – Max Mara, dress –
Phase Eight, skirt – Max Mara
Phase Eight, skirt – Max Mara
Once I found this floral skirt, the accent color seemed obvious.
Floral skirt – Miss Selfridge, tweed
cardigan – Paul & Joe, navy cardigan – L.L.Bean, tweed skirt – Viyella
cardigan – Paul & Joe, navy cardigan – L.L.Bean, tweed skirt – Viyella
Argyle sweater – Pringle, striped sweater – Gerry Weber, checked
pants – Mango, pinstriped pants – J. Crew
pants – Mango, pinstriped pants – J. Crew
Navy shirt – J. Crew, blue striped shirt
– Golden Goose, blue shirt – D&G, camel turtleneck – J. Crew
– Golden Goose, blue shirt – D&G, camel turtleneck – J. Crew
sweater – A.P.C., blouse – Raquel
Allegra, cardigan – Allude, tee shirt – James Perse
Allegra, cardigan – Allude, tee shirt – James Perse
Denim bow shirt – A.P.C., navy sweater – N. Peal, plaid
skirt – Blumarine, yellow sweater – Acne
skirt – Blumarine, yellow sweater – Acne
Fair isle sweater – Brooks Brothers, cardigan – Jil Sander,
navy v-neck – J. Crew, twill skirt – L.L.Bean, jeans – MiH
navy v-neck – J. Crew, twill skirt – L.L.Bean, jeans – MiH
Pam @ over50feeling40 says
That floral skirt jumped right off the page at me…love it!!
Pam says
Your first statement is so very on target. This is a beautiful set!
Kasi L says
I adore this collection and I really appreciate the step by step breakdown. I am taking lots of notes here and can't wait to see how my own wardrobe breaks out compared to this one.
Cornelia says
I too thought that this looks like more than 33 garments and I adore that Jill Sander cardigan. Pure styling at its best.
luv2sewalways says
I love the colour in section 6. What would you call it?
Janice says
I found these garments searching the internet for "rust", but I think of it as sort of softer than rust… anybody have any good ideas?
JaninJabitt says
Raw or burnt Sienna, perhaps. On my screen, they appear to be on the rosy side of that, so maybe Rose Sienna?
Elizabeth says
I am finding, in seeing your blog every day, that while I have a lot of variety in tops and dresses, I have very little variety in pants or skirts. I have a ton of black trousers. One or two off-white or brown, maybe a few grey ones.. and that is it (and they are all biz-casual trousers, too). I need to branch out there, for sure. I love that this is getting me to think about combinations.
JaninJabitt says
Oooh! First timer here(via Trish's), will be back. Love, need, WANT blogs about process.
I'm a Janice, too, only J-a-n-i-s. I'm taken with your Janus logo and our two sides! Have you ever noticed that most of the Janices/Janises in literary or film fiction are either mean girls, unattractive girls or the girl who gets killed first. Or is it just me?
Will be back often!
Jan Graham-McMillen
FloridaLady46 says
Wow, you have created another perfect core with a totally achievable and wearable capsule. You are very talented and a jean-e-ous! :):)
Coco Colmani says
Janice, this is delicious! You've created something varied, interesting, stylish and fun – who'd have thought, with such basic colours as camel and navy? There's nothing conservative-looking or safe about this one. And like Kasi, I'm benefitting from the step-by-step approach.
Also realising just how much work and time go into your blog. I've been trying your format to get my head around my summer wardrobe (I'm in Tasmania), and it's really fiddly work. But worth it! Thank you for all that you do for us!
Marla says
Some of my favorite colors-camel, grey, black, and winter white. I love this collection.