This article is based on an expert interview with Ashley Kahn, conducted by wikiHow Staff Editors. Ashley Kahn is a Wardrobe Stylist based in Houston, Texas. With over 10 years of experience, Ashley styles women both in-person and virtually and is passionate about empowering women through the art of personal style. She believes every woman deserves to feel comfortable, classy, and confident every single day. Ashley holds a business degree from Sam Houston State University. She has been featured on KPRC's Channel 2 Houston Life and ABC 13's Check This Out Houston and in the Houstonia magazine. Ashley has also hosted Macy’s “The Wardrobe Edit” and the “It List” fashion shows.
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By now you’ve probably heard about capsule wardrobes and how they can be a total game-changer when it comes to your personal style, but what exactly is a capsule wardrobe, and how do you go about putting one together? Don’t worry—in this video, fashion stylist Ashley Kahn answers all of your questions about capsule wardrobes, including what they are and how you can start making your very own.
Key Takeaways
- A capsule wardrobe is a collection of clothes where every piece goes with every other piece.
- Having a capsule wardrobe makes putting together an outfit every day super easy.
- To make your own capsule wardrobe, focus on buying basic staples and foundation pieces. Make sure everything you buy will go with everything else in your wardrobe.
Video Transcript
So a capsule wardrobe is awesome because it makes sure that when you walk into your wardrobe, everything easily mixes and matches together. You don't even have to think about it. Getting ready in the morning is easy. Some people decide to do smaller capsule wardrobes and keep a smaller amount of items. What I do for my clients is I make it broader, but it's still a capsule because I ensure every single piece goes with every single other piece. So if you're wanting a capsule wardrobe, you're gonna really want those staples, you're gonna really want those foundational pieces, and you want to get that built up and then, again, the whole thing with a capsule wardrobe is that when you buy a piece, you know it goes with everything else in your closet and it's a very efficient way to have your clothing.