The 3 most serious wardrobe mistakes we make. To prevent number 3, use this quick little exercise - 1. Draw two large circles on a piece of paper. One is for your life and the other is for your wardrobe. 2. In your life circle, divide it in portions (pieces of cake if you will) equivalent to the different parts of your life. Work/family life/ hobbies/ events etc. Make the size of the piece appropriate to how big part of your life you spend in that role. 3. Do the same in your wardrobe circle, use them same categories, but estimate how big each part is taking up in your wardrobe right now. 4. Compare the circles. Is the piece of the category in your life circle matching the size of that part of your wardrobe circle? It’s quite common to realise for example that we have a small party slice in our life circle, but a larger slice of party wear in our wardrobe circle. This exercise will show us exactly where we are over spending and over allocating in our wardrobes compared to our actual lives. The ideal wardrobe matches each portion of our lives perfectly. If you found this useful and want more great tips on how to build your dream wardrobe on your own budget, have a look at the clever shopper framework. You can find it in my bio. slowfashionstyle sustainablestyle