Following someone else's wardrobe essentials list can be extremely helpful, but how do you know which of those styles actually make sense for you?
Whether you're buying clothes because you like them, following recommended wardrobe lists, or shopping in hopes of creating more outfits, it's easy to spend money on pieces that don't make much difference in what you can actually wear.
You may still find yourself reaching for the same tops, struggling to pair certain pieces, or wondering what you should buy next.
The difference is knowing what your wardrobe needs before spending money trying to figure it out.
That's what Understanding What Belongs in Your Wardrobe is designed to help you do.
This 24-page workbook is the first in a series that helps you determine which clothes belong in your wardrobe, beginning with your tops.
Through two phases of guided exercises and worksheets, you'll:
Explore the tops you already own,
Understand which styles work best for you and why,
Learn what you can add to create more outfits with your existing clothes.
Instead of simply deciding whether you need another shirt or sweater, you'll consider the details that matter, from fit and silhouette to neckline, sleeve length, color, and pattern.
You'll finish with a personalized list of tops that make sense for your lifestyle, personal style, and the clothes you already own, so you're no longer relying on someone else's list to decide what belongs in your wardrobe.
This workbook uses the same approach I've used for well over a decade to decide how to spend money on clothes.
Today, I rarely shop, yet I almost always feel like I have a new outfit to wear whenever I get dressed.
That wasn't always the case. I used to waste so much money on clothes I'd only wear once or twice. I knew there had to be a better way to shop and get more out of what I already owned, so I developed my own approach.
Instead of buying clothes just because I liked them, I started paying closer attention to what made sense for my lifestyle, which styles worked for me, and how those pieces complemented the rest of my wardrobe.
That changed how I shopped, what I bought, and how many outfits I could create without constantly adding something new.
And it's the same approach I'm sharing with you in this workbook.
What Can You Expect Inside?
This isn't a workbook you simply read and put aside. Over 24 pages, you'll work with your own wardrobe, answer questions, complete exercises, and make decisions specific to you.
The two phases take you from discovering what your current wardrobe reveals about your clothing choices to identifying opportunities to strengthen your top selection.
You'll use dedicated worksheets to record your findings, explore your options, and turn your decisions into a personalized tops plan you can reference beyond the workbook.
Phase One:
This is your discovery stage. You'll take a closer look at the tops you already own to identify which ones you consistently wear, rely on, and build outfits around. Through guided exercises, you'll uncover the common characteristics of these tops—from color and fit to neckline, fabric, and style—so you can understand what already works in your wardrobe and why.
Phase Two:
You'll move from understanding what already works to figuring out what your wardrobe needs next. Through guided exercises, you'll identify opportunities to expand your outfit options, narrow down which tops are worth adding, and create a personalized shopping list based on your actual wardrobe needs, not another generic list of must-haves.
No more depending on wardrobe lists to make your decisions.
No more buying tops without knowing how they'll improve your outfits and wardrobe.
No more guessing what works for you.
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OPTION 1: WORKBOOK ONLY
OPTION 2: WORKBOOK + ONE-ON-ONE HELP
Receive personalized one-on-one guidance throughout each step of the workbook. Share photos of your actual tops, ask questions, and get feedback to help you confidently decide what belongs in your wardrobe.
Workbook is emailed to you immediately after your purchase as a PDF file
24 pages