Most people buy a co-ord and only ever wear it one way. Here's why that's the biggest wardrobe mistake you can make. I've always loved a co-ord. Easy to throw on, looks expensive, feels effortless. For me it's the ultimate summer outfit. But it was during a wardrobe audit with @annamewes that something really clicked. She told me to make sure every co-ord I own works hard in my wardrobe. That I can wear it more than one way. That each piece stands alone just as well as it does together. That one piece of advice changed how I shop completely. So here I am showing you exactly that. One co-ord. Six different outfits. All styled with pieces I already owned. Because a great co-ord shouldn't just work as a matching set. It should slot into your existing wardrobe and multiply what you can do with it. Before I buy any co-ord now I ask myself three questions. Can the top work without the bottom? Can the bottom work without the top? Can I style each piece at least two different ways? If the answer is yes it earns its place in my wardrobe. This one passed every test. Everything is linked on my LTK @ltk.europe 🔗 Save this if you're rethinking how you buy co-ords 👇 CoordStyle CapsuleWardrobe StyleTips WardrobeEssentials slowfashion

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