How to sew a capsule wardrobe: My 5 steps in the design process of planning my Autumn/Winter capsule

[@ClaudiaDavZam]

Thank you, now I'm inspired to do the same for a spring /winter 2023

[@91JudithO]

I’m working through the Curated Closet right now and your process with Pinterest and the moodboard reminds me of that. It’s a wonderful way to discover your style and to construct a coherent wardrobe! Thanks for explaining how you plan your capsule!

[@TheGabygael]

going on a whim really helps to highlight the direction your style has to go to,i made akilt out of curiosity last year i thought i would never wear, bought a paisley shawl i thought looked a bit tacky at a thrift shop, a cheap flannel shirt i thought i had no use for already owning one and a black satin shirt oversized shirt i thought would look too plain during sales; all of those items were things i couldn't have planned for, would go with very few stuff in my wardrobe in some case but they truly caught my eye and are now some of my most favorite articles of clothing. i like to see capsule wardrobes as a strong basis to experiment on or the essence of one's visual identity, the condensed most valuable essence of someone's unique style upon which they can experiment with cheaper ore trendy stuff (with moderation, fast fashion hurts the ecosystem, the society and your mental health). I also think it's a great tool to use if like me you like to move between different styles, decades or gender expressions

[@LeticiaDuqueBeauty]

I love ❤this video and the process! I’ve been going through the same process this year! Right now I am organizing my clothes in boards and figuring out what I still need and what I am going to sew 🪡! Thank you!!

[@becomingmama4376]

Finally found the video ive been looking for

[@jamies82]

I loved seeing your steps for creating a capsule wardrobe. Also, I totally get what you mean about the harmony created by likeness vs contrast! I try to do that too!

[@gwenheng]

You've put it so much more eloquently than I did! Yes, harmony created by likeness and contrast! This is why I need to talk to like-minded folks more often and learn how to describe my thought process hehe. Thank you! xxx

[@CeCee-no8bg]

Enjoyed this. Thank you.

[@KateShaw2]

❤❤❤

[@ReinaElizondo]

Great ideas here! Love the pieces and colors

[@gwenheng]

Thank you!!!

[@HauteKewture]

Love love love the run through of your process!!

[@gwenheng]

Yay! So glad you enjoyed this video xxx

[@TheLoralieLove]

hello! I saw your post on ig about this topic and went to youtube for more info. I didn't know you had a youtube channel so I am very happy to have stumbled onto *your* video with more detail, tysm

[@gwenheng]

Yay! So glad that you found my channel! ☺💓

[@thissettlefashion]

I loved hearing and seeing your thought process. All of the pieces came out so lovely! This is very helpful as I am planning to make some pieces and am trying to narrow down how wearable they will be with the rest of my wardrobe. I love the idea of focusing on a specific decade/era (like you did with the 70s ) each season. I think that would help me greatly with the decision making process and I would be able to build a vintage inspired wardrobe little by little each season in a very manageable way. Thanks for these tips! Also I’d love to see the collection together 💛💛

[@gwenheng]

Yay! I'm so happy to hear that this video helped you. Yes, I love doing different decades for each season! I'm a 50's / 60's gal for spring and summer mostly. Hope you'll have fun putting your capsule together! xxx

[@florenceprevost-gregoire4354]

Very interesting video!

[@gwenheng]

Thank you!! xx