Wardrobe investment pieces

And for that reason, there are some investment wardrobe pieces that every woman should own. These pieces are classics or even iconic staples, and once you own them, can help you save time and money in the long run. True investment pieces transcend age, demographic, decade, and the economic climate. Although buying really high-end items is expensive, because they will never go out of style, versatile, high-quality pieces should convert their price tag into pennies-per-wear over time.

There are so many amazing things to celebrate in your 30’s, and a better wardrobe is definitely one of them. If you're wondering which wardrobe staples to invest in, I'm sharing 10 investment pieces that will last you for years. From blazers to leather jackets and casual jeans to designer handbags, here are the pieces worth buying. #fashionblogger #style #womensfashion

Looking for wardrobe basics to refresh your closet? This post is a complete guide on what you need to have in your closet to ensure you are always dressed the best and most stylish! Save this post to find all your wardrobe essentials.

The ultimate checklist of 21 basic essentials that every woman must have to build a timeless wardrobe to look "put together' every day!

Wondering when to go cheap in your wardrobe and when you should spend more? Here's a great list on the clothing pieces to invest in!

Explore timeless investment pieces that strengthen your closet and learn how to shop for them. Find out what pieces to avoid splurging on.

Investing in your wardrobe and style is one of the best ways to make a long-term impact on your life. But, it can be difficult to know where to start when investing in your wardrobe and style. That’s why I’ll provide you with 15 smart ways you can invest in your wardrobe. Whether you’re investing your time, money, or both, these investments will help you look and feel your best!

I actually am not a big fan of the term quiet luxury, but it is a huge fall 2023 trend and that is what it is called so I have to go with it. I do prefer to think of it more as elevated wearability though. This makes it more accessible to everyone and keeps the focus on the clothes while steering us away from the problematic history and classism that goes with the old-money aesthetic, where this trend comes from.

Wardrobe essentials to make getting dressed in the late winter, early spring months easy.

Fashion expert and author Andrea Cheong shares her five favourite quiet-luxury brands, plus the pieces from each that are actually worth the investment.