Now, now. Everyone deserves to have clothes on that make them feel pretty! “The clothes make the [wo]man,” as they say. I can wholeheartedly agree. Days where my PJs are still on as I make lunch are lame and useless in regards to creative- or housework. Days where I’m dressed to house shoes and braided my hair back before even making breakfast are charged with a positive energy.
I’ve even taken example from Monica–better less but of better quality when it comes to clothes. (Yes, even the ‘unmentionables’.) After repeated purges of the ‘don’t like’, ‘don’t flatter’, and ‘don’t fit’ clothes, I’ve got maybe 10 shirts, 7 pants, and 15 skirts in total, but that means less clothes to launder, and I’m always wearing something I like.
Hm. I should try that someday. Not that I have that much pretty underwear.
Don’t need many pieces. One reason this works is relative rarity and knowing it is special compared to what you normally wear/have/eat/etc.
Now, now. Everyone deserves to have clothes on that make them feel pretty! “The clothes make the [wo]man,” as they say. I can wholeheartedly agree. Days where my PJs are still on as I make lunch are lame and useless in regards to creative- or housework. Days where I’m dressed to house shoes and braided my hair back before even making breakfast are charged with a positive energy.
I’ve even taken example from Monica–better less but of better quality when it comes to clothes. (Yes, even the ‘unmentionables’.) After repeated purges of the ‘don’t like’, ‘don’t flatter’, and ‘don’t fit’ clothes, I’ve got maybe 10 shirts, 7 pants, and 15 skirts in total, but that means less clothes to launder, and I’m always wearing something I like.