Dresses & skirts capsule wardrobe: 26 summer outfit ideas.

[@lacklustreplough]

I only wear dresses and skirts because they flatter my curves. I find them versatile: I pair dresses with biker jackets, light cardigans, longer unbuttoned tops, and silk scarves; boots, heels, sandals, ankle boots; I wear the back as front, add belts, put skirts over dresses (rendering the dress a top), add tights, etc. Most of these looks still work in summer. I'd love to see more dresses incorporated into your capsules... because, well, they're lovely!

[@adrianinhha]

you gave me so many options for dresses in just one comment thank you sm

[@SoNick25]

DaNiel O'hara you should have a channel on KZbin! i think there are a lot of us dresses／skirts wearers out there! i am a long skirt/dress wearer!

[@klcampy]

I wear mostly dresses, so this one was perfect for me. I purchased nearly all of my wardrobe second hand, as that is the easiest way for me to shop responsibly. I am going on a cruise later this month and needed a formal dress, so I headed to my favorite consignment shop this morning. Not only did I find the perfect dress, brand new with tags, but I also managed to find a strapless bra to wear with it! Both fit perfectly, and the two items together cost less than $80. I didn’t actually have to pay for the items since I took clothes that I could no longer use with me, and received store credit for them. Thank you for inspiring me to seek out sustainable brands when I do need to shop retail.

[@garlicgirl3149]

GREAT job!

[@AcidCandy25]

I do exactly the same1

[@SkyeAten]

This is such a great idea for a sustainable wardrobe that isn't expensive at all. I aspire

[@andreakalvin4257]

I am an hourglass and mainly wear dresses and skirts and still only have two pairs of jeans. I started to dress heavily in dresses when my daughter was born, it was just easier with a baby, a dress is a full outfit it makes you look pulled together and I only had to add a necklace or earrings- that was my styling. I had three dresses from Baby Ceylon ( plus a pair of jeans, a skirt and a few tops- that was my capsule). I wore these in the daytime and for going out, I simply amped up the jewellery, added high heels and changed the bag. I also wore them all year around- in the summer with flip flops, in the autumn with opaque tights and a trench, in the winter with woolly tights and boots, a turtleneck under the dress, in the spring with fishnets and ballet flats. Almost 13 years later I still have these items, they have been dyed different colours ( I did that to cover stains) and I will have to cut one of the dresses down to a skirt. I also have two other dresses at the moment that I can wear all year around and style the same way. I also have two shirt dresses that I wear on top of other dresses either completely open or belted at the waist but the other dress still showing underneath. I also wear them over jeans.

[@bluegypsy71]

Thank you so much! I NEVER wear pants, so this was a wonderful inspiring video. I use a variety of tops to layer under sleeveless dresses, or layer long kimonos/blazers over short dresses & wear light cardigans over long dresses (tying a basic white collared shirt to make dresses more casual and nip in the waist too). I refresh old dresses by shortening the hemline, cutting off sleeves or dye them a different color. 😃👗💃🏻

[@sattvadevi]

Inspiring!

[@jojomojo6569]

I understand the logic but dresses are sooo comfortable! 😄

[@garlicgirl3149]

Yes!!!

[@lfkilcran]

I have several dresses. When I buy a dress, I look for versatility. Usually, lighter fabrics that are longer (at least half-way down the calf or ankle length), that button down or in some cases wrap dresses are what I find most useful. I wear them as dusters, tunics, and as dresses. I also look at button down mini-dresses as tunics. Since it is the outer layer, I look for a lighter crepe-like or cotton fabric. Sometimes, linen works. A sleeveless button down can be worn as a long vest. I also have dresses for special occasions....opera, theatre, weddings and other events. When I take ocean cruises, there is a dress code. I pack a couple of dresses....particularly if it is a button-down. I sometimes pack an evening gown...in a silk. Slip dresses are legendary pieces. Wear a top and they look like a skirt. Styling is key.

[@raraavis7782]

I like this one a lot. I‘m a fan of dresses, although I totally get your point about versatility. I never thought about it like that. But then, I never planned a wardrobe from scratch and considered, what a given amount of money could get me. And, of course, Northern Germany has a very moderate climate, so dresses that go with both sandals and tights/boots/cardigans cover a lot of the year here. I‘ve found, that I actually need 3 different ‚types‘ of clothing. One main wardrobe for temperatures between 5 and 25 *C, which covers most of the year. And then ‚add ons‘ for freezing cold and really hot weeks...And those are the ones, I exchange in spring/autumn...my staple garments pretty much stay in place, year round. I tried switching between a summer/winter wardrobe, but that just made me want to buy ‚doubles‘, of stuff that I already own.

[@SkyeAten]

I don't know though... I don't think dresses are less versatile at all. Versatility is not only about switching tops and bottoms to make new outfits. I have a dresses only wardrobe, and the climate here is from about -3° in winter and 35° in summer. My winter dresses are wool (a lovely natural and very warm material) with thick tights, a wool or down jacket, gloves, and boots. Very warm. And then for summer, you simply can't go wrong with a linen or cotton dress. There just isn't anything breezier and cooler. If you want more variety in summer, just thrift or make dresses, and you'll have enough to never to be bored (with it still being both affordable and sustainable). Your accessories really change the vibe and I haven't felt like anyone thinks my wardrobe is limited. Especially if you have a few basic style dresses, in simple colors, no one notices. I feel like it's the shoes or handbags that people seem to remember haha. And I play with my hair and earrings, so I have a lot of fun with those. And I have plenty of unique and interesting dresses too; ones for specific occasions. I just don't get bored. My wardrobe is a bit extreme because it's only dresses, but I think people shouldn't be scared of adding a few dresses as well. Honestly, I think Daria is a little caught up in the idea that you need to always swap tops and bottoms for it to be "fun" and "versatile"... It's the whole premise of her wardrobe style after all... But since pants and shirts look the best on her body type, she sticks to it. Don't get me wrong, I love her and learn from her. But I think the idea that other methods are limiting.. is actually a limiting believe in itself. Dresses are very versatile too.

[@Bina.Adamina]

So cool with more dresses. It would be nice also to se at winter or aurtum version of this video with the different layering teknics you talked about 😊

[@garlicgirl3149]

Yes!!! I agree.

[@SoNick25]

I agree too!!

[@jacquelinejefferson1876]

Yes please.

[@ariklinkman293]

Since I live in warm climate and close to the beach a dress is always great choice to stay cool. Can you do a capsule for tropical climates? Thanks and love your work. Cheers.

[@mariabarnes9197]

That would be nice, wouldn't it! I don't know about you, but usually jeans, & pants feel too warm, particularly if you're in the tropics with only fans. In the states, it's not so much of an issue because of air conditioning. I too would love to see a warm climate capsule that's not related to a vacation.

[@mieschelloh1662]

I have the same issue, the summer where I live is way too hot for most of what is in this summer capsule. Tropical climate outfits would be amazing!

[@mariebeswick-arthur1189]

I live in Mexico, on the coast, but I am not a tourist. Originally a British and Canadian citizen, I spent all my time here. I am a young fifty-nine and work for myself as a writer (in my home office) I would love to have a capsule wardrobe that is classic-casual and for this climate. Thank you for all you do. I love all your videos.

[@klcampy]

Maria Barnes Even sir conditioning doesn’t help very much once you enter menopause. FL is already hot as blazes and I’m melting. A warm/ hot weather capsule would be great!

[@kymmulvey]

I’m from a subtropical climate.. I’d love a clip on a wardrobe for humidity and heat !

[@toyaJM]

I think dresses are very versatile. From wearing jackets/blazer over a dress, sweaters over and turtlenecks under, tucking them in to pants or wearing a skirt over them turning them into a shirt. It just depends on the season, type of dress material, and the length of the dress.

[@feraguilar4175]

Yes exactly what she said!

[@kajamagdalena330]

Yeah i love tucking in dresses into mom jeans, you cant see the fabric under bc its loose denim and it looks cute af

[@abigaelmacritchie1365]

@@kajamagdalena330 I was wondering how you tucked in trousers, but yeah obviously wider jeans could accommodate the fabric!

[@SkyeAten]

My whole wardrobe consists *only* of dresses. It might not be not as "versatile" in summer, but I'm still not bored. You can really play with accessories, hair, shoes and bags (which I love). And if you can make dresses (which is very easy), it's not only sustainable but *seriously* cheap (and I only buy sustainably sourced linen and cotton for summer dresses). So much more affordable than buying (although I do buy some things when it's too hard to make). But I'm below $600 with even more outfits than the example wardrobe. Not to mention the custom fit! It's also *much* easier and enjoyable to get dressed in the morning. I feel like I always used to waste hours (added together, maybe weeks and months of my life) getting frustrated trying to decide what to wear and match things.. 😩 (I do wear black trousers for work, as it's corporate, and I also have yoga pants for gym, and a spare pair of jeans if I ever would need them - have not yet lol). Highly recommend trying a dress only, or dress heavy, wardrobe if you like dresses.

[@ritatocta7583]

I actually find dresses very versatile and a wonderful way to spice up even a small wardrobe. I also have a dress set that has buttons on the waist and can be used as a dress or a midi skirt and knoted top that I love!! One of the reasons I LOVE dresses is although I get your points about they not being son interchangeable as other pieces, and I wouldn't start with dresses if I was starting my wardrobe from scratch too, but what I love about dresses is that I feel that dresses are more intemporal and timeless than other pieces. Like coats too! I have dresses that have 20 years!!! And since they are not as worn as a pair of trousers for example they are in great shape and they always break the monotony of the closet. So if added with time through life I think dresses are a wonderful investment piece. Anyway, long comment when what I wanted to say is: ARE you EVEN human Daria 😀? This wonder wardrobe is Beautiful!!!! What a masterpiece. That striped sweater with the dress or the skirts. The cardigan. The different cuts on the dresses. Bravo!!! You SPOIL us! Thank you. ❤️

[@ЕкатеринаЯковлева-х4у]

I really like this capsule! Colors and style are very nice, romantic and perfect for feminine ladies 🥰

[@thisisme2681]

This is so helpful. I only wear skirts and dresses, so getting capsule wardrobe ideas is so hard...

[@nuyorkina1]

I love this video, now finding sustainable fashion for tall women. That is a challenge.

[@heidimordhorst6340]

Packing away my tights and boots here in the DC area, and your dress capsule has inspired me! I keep to 32 pieces--8 "layers," 7 tops, 7 bottoms and 8 shoes (well, my half-dozen scarves count as one pair of shoes)--and usually only have 2 dresses, one solid and one print. But this time around I'm replacing one layer and one additional top and bottom with dresses, for a total of 5--feels exciting, especially because one is a lightweight denim jumpsuit! What's different from yours is that all my four dresses are rather eye-catching prints, because to me a dress is the perfect place to put a print or pattern that doesn't have to go with everything else (except a few neutral layers). Last thing: my very first go-to with that red-striped sweater would be over the navy dress! Surprised you didn't include that because of the fluttery sleeves & tie waist, but I woulda made that work. : ) Thanks, Daria!

[@TheRozylass]

This is soooo pretty! I was wondering how to incorporate more dresses into a capsule because I prefer dresses. Thank you, thank you for sharing your expertise and experimenting with this capsule.

[@agnesed12]

Your new logo is really beautiful and stylish. You're really admirable Daria, keep on being of inspiration please!

[@daisy6035]

63 dresses :):):) I love dresses and wear them a lot. Sometime I put a sweater over it. but now I give more attention to blouses and skirts, because I think you are right :)!

[@wonderwardrobe]

Oh wow 63! That’s a lot! Yes it might be a time to change things up :)

[@daisy6035]

Yes:) @@wonderwardrobe, But all are vintage or second hand

[@garlicgirl3149]

I am so happy you finally did one with skirts and dresses👗. YAY! I always wondered why you never did one before but I see now it is the money issue. I thought it was just me. You see 3 years ago I did a self assessment and realized I am the most happy with dresses and skirts. After 3 years of trying to find affordable dresses I gave up until I found a great second hand store. Then the closed😣. Even the most basic dress is expensive...at least for me. I went to skirts and blouses but skirts are hard to find for work and play. Ugh! Why is wanting skirts and dresses so hard in this day and age?! I feel I feel so alone...in a sea of pants👖☹

[@Martina_E]

Yes i switched to an all dress and skirt wardrobe, but skirts are truly hard today find. I don't want a mini or midi. I just want plain aline or wrap skirts good for work and play. I don't know where to look I've looked many places.

[@annicks7385]

Perfect for church . I love it. My favorite so far.

[@melanieborsack7139]

I don’t always feel myself in overly feminine dresses, but I’m currently living in Australia and I’ve found dresses and skirts are the best way to deal with the heat in summer! Plus I also have the typical pear shape. So I’ve found a few items in a slightly simpler design which work for me with chunkier shoes and accessories to suit my style. Shirt and tee shirt dresses, slip style and a pinafore style midi dress work well for me especially as all of these look great layered in spring and autumn. And I love skirts with boots and chunky sweaters in winter. Thanks Daria! 💜

[@mariabarnes9197]

Loved it!!! I wear layers as you've shown plus, I wear different blazers (think freezing buildings over air conditioned), light weight wrap sweaters, mock turtlenecks, silk, satin, rayon or pashmina scarves. I also rotate different style shoes, for example: flats, sandals, pumps with the dresses, change up my make-up, hairstyle & watches.

[@slapperorange]

I can’t get over how stunning the dresses are in this capsule! With so many I just wanted to directly encorporate them in my own wardrobe, very well done!

[@kooltom4]

Before learning about ethical fashion & sustainability, I bought a navy blue sleeveless v neck sheath dress about 6 years ago from a chain brand. Still have it & its versatility comes from being able to wear a range of tops & shirts under it, or cardigans and jackets over it, or scarves and jewellery - which changes the look of it every time. So a very plain dress can be extremely versatile in this way. My dress is fully lined so I hope I can make it last another 6 years 😊 If not longer!

[@jessicateeuw5711]

I love layering my dresses with jackets and cardigans, since temperatures can vary a lot where I live. However, I do gravitate towards the shirt-skirt option because it is so versatile!

[@SoNick25]

I am a skirt and dress girl! Hope you do this for fall and winter too...please!!!!

[@mmesanaa]

Wow she made all those decisions in a single hour! it would take me dayyyys! My money my problems I guess. lol

[@abigaelmacritchie1365]

It would take me ages too 😱 but then she's a professional with a lot of experience, and also I think she keeps track of the collections in a lot of her favourite shops, so she might have had a few ideas before she started

[@cassyschuette]

I really loved this capsule with great ideas. I'm not a huge dress person but I ended up keeping my spring/ summer dresses active in my winter wardrobe to have more professional options. Another trend that I know may not fit a capsule wardrobe is the jumper. But I now have two a summer and winter one. Any tips on how to style and differentiate are welcomed

[@vhapco]

Love this wardrobe! I have about 10 dresses,5 for summer and 5 for winter, and it never seems enough. :). But of course my wardrobe is not just dresses. Gotta mix and match skirts, pants and cute tees for those hottest days.

[@ahsylegnp]

I primarily wear dresses and skirts for the comfort and fun, so I love this capsule! What colour style is this?

[@brissabal1869]

I have 7 dresses and i just wear them in summer... In winter i used to wear skirts I have 5... 😉 I love your videos... You give us many ideas... 😎

[@merrymaid2890]

I really LOVED this capsule wardrobe. Being pear shaped and not into wearing shorts in the summertime, this is perfect for me. ❤️ Thank you for giving me new ideas!

[@beatrizsandoval4395]

One of the reasons I don’t have a capsule wardrobe is my obsession with dresses all kinds and colors. This video was on my suggestions and I have to say it’s amazing what you have done. Thank you 🙏

[@breerodriguez258]

WOW, just WOW. Daria, you never cease to amaze me with your work. Amazing and thoughtful wardrobe example. This especially helped me since I am a pear shape. This video got me thinking about my own wardrobe this summer! Thank you, keep up the excellent and incredible work!

[@wonderwardrobe]

Nice! Glad you found some useful ideas ;) have fun building your summer wardrobe!

[@vanessaleighl7093]

I haven't even watched this yet but I am so excited for it!! I am actually trying to incorporate more separates. At one point I owned no pants. But I look forward to the inspiration for faux dress and jumpsuit minded separates I am building up my wardrobe with!

[@TheErinmaui9]

Hi Daria💖. Your creativity and aesthetics are so fluid👍🏻💖. Pls dont ever get tired of doing what you love to do and that is styling and curating pieces into fab capsule wardrobes 👚😍

[@orhidejaskale6452]

Pink is my go to for the summer!

[@reins9330]

This channel really helped me a lot.

[@laoisenichabhail]

Thanks for another great video! I love the grey wrap top - where is that from?

[@evraalexandrite3770]

I am not wearing my dress with another shirt because it's too hot in here. But i do wear it with vest/belt/necklace/veil if it's a bit cold then i will wear it with cardigan or denim jacket

[@eleinb]

this looks so much like my spring wordrobe! I used to live in a tropical city so this what I have the most and know better.

[@pjalexandra]

Too many dresses to count!!! Partly because i run events, perform, etc. Since I live in Canada and summers in this area rarely get past 25 Celsius, I can layer bodysuits, t-shirts, tanks/camis, thin turtlenecks + leggings, pullovers, biker jackets, velvet blazers, menswear blazers, tights, and special boots much of the year. I also like to wear certain dresses as tunics over wide-leg pants or jeans, with a duster-length coat or sweater as well for a more boho romantic vibe. I wear most of my shirt-dresses as dusters over other outfits, especially over slip dresses and wide-leg trousers. I like a lot of high-low combos, like a fancy floral dress with black biker jacket, or prairie ruffles with sneakers. I actually find dresses more wearable & comfortable than the bulk of tucking blouses/camis/sweaters into skirt waistbands. Also, for hotter weather i like them better than shorts for coverage and temperature, because you can wear a light, long-sleeved midi dress to keep the sun off, but still be cool.

[@tatjana2273]

I love your creativity! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. 💕

[@earthlingreggie3986]

Loved this one

[@siabug7748]

I have 5 dresses and I love to use scarves and cardigans as accessories to make dem more versatile. I love the idea of only dresses and skirts for summer wadrobe. I am getting very excited about it and will try to incorporate this idea in my summer capsule with exception of one additional trousers.

[@dianabarbu546]

Admirabil și de bun gust

[@Joesy015]

*This is also great to see because some people might be religious or don’t personally like to wear pants and would like more ideas in order to be fashionable and dress for the weather so would love to see this for fall/winter as well please*

[@jirafasgrandes]

This was great food for thought, thanks. I’m very pear shaped and I gravitate towards dresses; I have 25+! It’s too hot for layering half the year here so putting together outfits depends on your accessories far more than anything else.

[@olagerta8199]

All summer i wear almost all the time dresses. Daria, I have a question to you: Once in another video you said that through history had created 20 types of dresses. Could you create video about it? And to which body type match each dresses? Thank you :)

[@izzopia9550]

Love this capsule!

[@klaudiakosarko5928]

I really love your work, this capsule is again so interesting and inspiring. As I really love colors and dresses it is so nice to see how these different shades can make so beautiful outfits when paired thoughtfully. Thank you for doing this amazing videos! :)

[@gvantsaokropiridze9873]

Daria, you are genius! Bravo!

[@efanden]

I love dresses but I never know how to wear them in a less casual context. But the comments and the video are so helpful ! Time to layer and transform dresses into bottoms ! I'm so happy just thinking about all the new outfits I'm about to create ! 🥺🥰

[@notbroken4342]

As a tall woman with a large bust but slim hips, i find it very difficult to find ready-made dresses which fit me and the proportions for seams, darts, etc are always out. I have to go up one or two sizes to accommodate my bust and then arms/shoulders are often too big. I would love to have a wardrobe full of flattering dresses but I tend to only wear dresses in hot weather when loose ones are appropriate and I care more about feeling cool than looking slim.

[@giuau5204]

Thanks for changing my view on style. I love your videos.

[@amydillardGypsySoul]

Thanks for another great video Daria! I love your capsules.

[@monicaperez9723]

Love the palette color :)

[@kgigi2555]

I'm a little bit oversize figure, normally wearing size in xl or europe 40 or American 16. I love wearing a dress but I normally need to cover by blazer or jacket on the top, because I don't want show up too much of my waistline. Is there any suggestion for me.

[@andreacruz853]

Fantastic!

[@ZannaKatoka]

It makes economic sense, but I still love dresses over all my clothes. 90% of the time when I'm not feeling creative, I will west a Dre's and instantly feel like a lady. Its summer here so I'm going to recreate this dress based capsule. Merci encore Daria. 😊

[@kurtd0naldc0bain]

Thank you so much! Great video as always

[@gittevandevelde2208]

I have 3.. One is an 2-year old winter dress from zare that I've already worn a gadzillion times in all possible ways and am boring of. I plan to change it in a matching set. Another dress is an umpulse buy: it was, legitly, the first dress I ever tried on that gave me CURVES, but I realized I don't like the style as much so, same story, I plan to cut it up and change the bottom into a pencil skirt. The third is a dress I once bought for a wedding; it CAN be dressed casually, but it is quite loud (pin-up style with big colourful flower pattern on a white background) and, same thing here, very tired of it. I think I will dye it over with olive green, so that everything is a bit 'calmed down' but you can still see the flower pattern through vaguely, and eventually, again, change it into a matching set even though I will probably yse the skirt a lot more. A nice olive green flower print circle skirt, why not? Long story short: dresses are not my thing, particularly summer dresses. They give very little versatility. It's just that: a dress. Throw a jacket or cardigan over but that's all. A matching set you can wear together so it looks like dress, but you can also recombine, like you pointed out in the video. I don't plan to buy any new dresses and if I do I will first do a big versatility and layering options check. Even for my prom that's in a small two months I plan to just buy a skirt and wear it with a blouse I already have (my school prom isn't hyperformal)

[@wonderwardrobe]

Great idea for a prom, very practical ;)

[@gittevandevelde2208]

@@wonderwardrobe Together, the skirt and blouse (it is short-sleeved and with an open back) looks quite dressy though. The skirt is also a satiny (polyester, but it's secondhand) ankle-length skirt.

[@JayCy-no6md]

i love it also! my style! thank you Ms Daria!!!

[@wonderwardrobe]

Perfect! I am glad you found a bit of inspiration! ❤️

[@mariondapsance7803]

wonderful!

[@janazahalkova283]

I am pear, love this video 😍😘👌

[@simplywonderful8484]

You do such a great job!

[@eljustina]

I love dresses and my wardrobe balance is more like this video (I'm a pear) but I've got a problem. I'm reluctant to wear my more elegant clothes on daily basis because I'm afraid to stain or tear them while going about my day with a toddler (we get messy). I end up wearing the same 2-3 shirts and jeans. Should I make a separate wardrobe for this? Or be more brave?

[@wonderwardrobe]

I’d say there’s no need to build 2 different wardrobes but you should think of how to make that t-short&jeans outfit more elegant so you feel like yourself.

[@marthadiaz8296]

How about making a capsule with sleeveless dresses and blouses. Where I live in summer it is not possible to wear sleeves. Needless to say, it is also difficult to wear pants better with shorts or skirts. All your tutorials are extremely interesting, Thank you very much.

[@bindujacob]

You are doing an amazing job..keep it up.. can't wait to see more from you. I do also mix and match clothes.. Indian way.. love from India.

[@maryroseayuban2036]

Very practical advice.

[@muhlenstedt]

I have had many dresses but they are not my prefered pieces because living in Germany for me means wearing warm clothes for the most part of the year.This beautiful video makes me wish I were not so sensitiv to the cold.

[@christinamanucy8037]

I have three dresses, either midi or long, and I wear them with layers in cooler weather, or with different belts, scarves, or shoes. Dresses are fun, but I don't wear them often. Perhaps because my workplace is casual? Or more likely, because I tend to "perch" rather than sit properly.

[@Mr23pallavitiwari]

Wow awesome

[@amyturner1695]

I have this very style and I love dresses for summer. Thank you for doing this episode from a girl with ten dresses!

[@croitoriafaraformule]

Hello, Daria! Have you ever done an all jumsuit wardrobe? I recently counted my items and realized I have 14 jumpsuits and only about four jackets and three scarves. I never want for more, I save time dressing up and I can go wild in accesorizing. I have freedom of movenemt, I can ride my bike and I feel comfortable too. Have you ever considered trying this as a Womder Wardrobe? Best wishes, Lorelei

[@abigaelmacritchie1365]

I admire you!! I need about 2 billion pee breaks a day, I couldn't live my life in a jumpsuit, which is sad because they are so beautiful and practical otherwise. But taking my top off to drop the bottom? I wouldn't last a week...

[@croitoriafaraformule]

Ok, that's a point :-) Ease up on the coffee :-))) Just kidding! I am a huge expresso fan myself. There are no universally perfect outfits, but, hey, this works for me!

[@heidimordhorst6340]

Yeah, @@abigaelmacritchie1365, and if you are a teacher and you can't go when you need to and even then you better be done in 2 minutes, jumpsuits have been off limits for me--until I found one elasticized around the neck and waist! It's like pulling pajamas on and off! Thank you, Walter Baker! bit.ly/2VgIexR

[@asobral5447]

Daria, this was amazing, the colour pallete and those dresses, simply amazing!! and that long lavender dress is soooo pretty! I know you usually don´t reveal the brand but would it be possible to know where it is from? thank you so much!!

[@wonderwardrobe]

It’s from a Russian brand, they don’t deliver abroad yet :(

[@nanal1964]

For south Europe this is more very nice spring collection because some of this items you cannot wear in the summer... it is to warm here...

[@ritatocta7583]

So what do people wear? Naked 😂😄? A midi skirt with a shirt being cotton for example are fresh, same with a dress..

[@nanal1964]

@@ritatocta7583 No, we are not naked... but you won't see cardigans and jackets, long sleeve shirts, dresses with long sleeve on usual sunny days... yes, some parts of this capsule you can wear in the summer but many tops and dresses will wait cooler weather... summer temperature is not the same everywhere and I just pointed this fact

[@cowgirldepot1234]

Oh, yes, I too find it interesting that climate plays a huge role in wardrobe planning, so this is most definitely NOT a summer wardrobe where I live. We have already had temperature over 100F this year. There is nothing as cool as a dress for summer, even shorts and skirts that sit at your waist can be miserable in our scorching summers here in Phoenix, Arizona, but I find I must always bring a light sweater or jacket indoors, where the air conditioning can make offices and restaurants quite cold by contrast. You can have the same issue with shoes in hot climates, where closed toes are less comfortable outdoors but sometimes more comfortable indoors here!

[@giuau5204]

@@nanal1964 yeah In summer we dress very casual... Sometimes only tops and very short jeans

[@ritatocta7583]

@@nanal1964 I am sorry, I was trying to be funny not rude but it didn't came across in English 🙏 I live in South Europe and I actually have felt sick/seizures in Summer in the city because I was not covered up and the sun was too intense. I prefer to be covered in the Summer but it all depends on the fabric. I have two cotton crochet sweaters that I have used in hot days that are better than some strappy poliéster tops. But of course I understood what you mean, in my opinion (it would be different in my 20s probably) I prefer long sleeves and skirts in Summer or "floaty" dresses. Also most people don't spend too much time outside during the week, even the bus has air conditioning this days. But sorry if I came across as rude!

[@lizlemonwantsitall]

I'm a petite who would love to buy ethical clothing however all the brands I like, the clothes would be hanging off me.... any help?

[@UswatunKhasanah-dp3jc]

I wear skirt and dress because I wear hijab. Thank you for the inspiration

[@danielleceleste4791]

Hi, is the online course available in US dollars to purchase? Thank you.

[@wonderwardrobe]

No, sorry. Most of our students are from the US and had no trouble purchasing the course. The currency conversion will happen automatically when you pay and according to your bank’s rates. Let me know if you have more questions :)

[@danielleceleste4791]

Daria Andronescu Thank you, I tried to purchase the course on my phone. I will try accessing your course on my laptop. Hopefully that will allow,e to purchase.

[@tony3e412]

Where did you get the color squares?

[@wonderwardrobe]

The colour squares and templates come with the Wonder wardrobe course. wonder-wardrobe.com

[@mj7177]

The prices are incredibly incorrect for my lifestyle. I am in USA. I have two kids, 26 and I suffer from depression. Dresses and skirts have been a life saver for me. Its easier on the mind and more comfortable. Since I am young I like to be comfortable and sexy. I mostly have pin skirts, long belly skirts and crop tops. I can wear a pair of gym shoes long skirt and a crop top and ride my bike, go grocery shopping and a coffee date lol