Last Updated on September 16, 2021
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Time for another capsule wardrobe! I’m pretty excited for spring and have brought a few lighter colours into my closet through natural dyeing (which I’ll be doing a video about later). Here are the pieces I have in my spring capsule wardrobe:

- Knit tank – handknit
- Velvet bodysuit – Underprotection (read a brand review)
- Purple silk tee – secondhand/dyed
- Navy tee – Lanius
- Black tee – Funktion Schnitt
- Grey jumper – People Tree
- Flower shirt – Amour Vert & dyed
- Grey/brown sweater – Izzy Lane
- Black sweatshirt – Dedicated*
- Long shirt – ArmedAngels
- Plaid draped shirt – secondhand
- Beige cardigan – old
- Gold/green jacket – secondhand
- Brown jacket – handmade
- White jacket – old
- Denim jacket – secondhand
- Grey jacket – Näz
- Black pants – People Tree
- Light jeans – MUD Jeans* (I will be replacing these this season)
- Wool trousers – secondhand
- Linen skirt – NotPerfectLinen* (read more about my love of linen)
- Yellow skirt – handmade & dyed
- Ikat jumpsuit – Matter Prints* (more about ikat and the jumpsuit)
- Black dress – People Tree
- Tee dress – Kowtow
- Tank dress – old
- Draped wool dress – secondhand
- Beige purse – Angela & Roi
- Backpack – Matt & Nat (please read why I no longer support Matt & Nat)
- Black hat – secondhand

My capsule wardrobe is adapted from the Project 333 challenge. Over the course of creating many capsule wardrobes I’ve been fine-tuning them to figure out what works best for me. Last year I decided to no longer include shoes as part of my capsule wardrobe, I feel I have a good core “shoe capsule” and the one thing I occasionally seemed to miss was a certain pair of shoes. This has worked well this last year and I will continue to have a separate shoes from my wardrobe. My “shoe capsule” includes a pair of boots, heeled boots, sneakers, sandals, slip-ons, heels and athletic/running shoes.
I also no longer try to hit a specific number, just build a wardrobe I think would work well. It usually ends up being 30-35 pieces, often on the higher end in the fall/winter and lower in spring/summer.
Hope you have a beautiful spring! 🌼🌷
June
Pretty but buying 17 or 18 new items per season is in no way ecological.
Verena Erin
I’m not sure how you got the impression I buy that much? Typically I might have 3-5 new additions to a capsule wardrobe.
Ava
Hi, I am quite interested on the way you are arranging wardrobes. I wanted to ask you which app you are using to mix and match the clothes. And after u take pictures to your piece of cloth how do you trim the picture and upload it to the app. If you please explain that step by step.
Verena Erin
Hi Ava,
I don’t use an app, I just take a photo on a white wall and edit them a bit and put them together in photoshop.