It’s another weekday wardrobe where I share my daily looks for the week. Most of my looks are compiled of pieces that I’ve had for years, thrifted or vintage finds. I can honestly say at this point that I love my wardrobe. All the years of carefully curating my closet have been paying off. I can go into my closet and create creative looks that fit my personal style.
Weekday Wardrobe: What I Wore In A Week
Monday
I love a good ’70s vibe (see here)! So why not kick off the week with a 70s-inspired look? This vintage denim midi skirt is the focal point of this outfit.
Tuesday
Chunky sweaters are my favorite during the fall and winter seasons. They are so cozy and warm but also add a touch of sophistication to any look. The blazer paired with the sweater and flared jeans are perfect for this chilly day.
Wednesday
Add a vest to any look, and it will increase its style factor 10x. All the additional styling elevates this T-shirt and jeans look. The vest, belt, and scarf help set this look apart. This is my favorite look of the week.
Friday
One of my go-to outfit formulas for the fall/winter season has been a top, miniskirt, and tall boots. I’ve created so many different looks using that formula. Today is no different. In addition to the top, I’ve layered a sweatshirt.
Saturday
For a day of running errands, comfort is vital. I’m wearing this easy T-shirt and jeans look but adding a sweater for warmth. The scarf and the sweater are a perfect mix of prints that complement each other.
If you want to watch how I put these looks together, check it out HERE!
Most of the pieces from my wardrobe have been in my life for years and I’ve bought them pre-loved. Over the past several years, I’ve been focusing on my personal style and building a wardrobe that I love. You’ll also notice that I repeat my pieces (and outfits) because I truly believe in rewearing what you own.
Remember, Wear What You Love!
If you want to see more of my Weekday Wardrobe outfits, you can find them HERE!
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