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1. I love these pieces! I really need a new chambray shirt. I’m SO looking forward to wearing jeans again.

2. Love this capsule wardrobe! I really struggle with fall clothes and this makes everything so easy!

3. what a great idea, I have not yet participated in a capsule wardrobe but looks very interesting

4. Hello, I purchased the fall 2016 capsule wardrobe, which I love. Ever, the black ruffle top Nordstrom link is not working. Please help. Thank you!

5. Oops, *however.

6. Thank you for letting me know about the link.

7. Saving money on clothes is a great thing…because then, you can buy more! 🙂 Thank you for sharing with us at the #HomeMattersParty

8. Love all the capsule fashion wardrobe ideas. Thanks for sharing at the #InspiraitonSpotlight party. Pinned & shared. See you again soon.

9. Very good material and great styling ideas. I do like the idea behnd the capsule wardrobe, but I feel ike I like clothes too much! I am only buying pieces that are versatile in the wardrobe, and cleaning out things I dont wear.
   Thanks for liniking up with turning heads tuesday
   jess xx
   http://www.elegantlydressedandstylish.com

10. Great post. My wardrobe is in desperate need of a revamp and I keep wanting to try out the whole capsule wardrobe trend, this has just inspired my next shopping trip!
    #brillblogposts

11. Oh I need that suede jacket!!

    Thank you for being a part of TBT Fashion link up and hope to see you soon!

    Alice
    http://www.happinessatmidlife.com

12. I have always wanted to try creating a capsule wardrobe but I love shopping & statement pieces too much!

    http://www.michellespaige.com/

13. My problem is this: how to find pieces that look like this that actually fit me. I’m short and petite, so I almost guarantee the long cardigans would be so long they’d look like a trench coat; button-up woven shirts usually make me look like I got swallowed; and don’t even get me started on how hard it can be to find a pair of pants that fits right and not too tight! 🙂

    I love how your outfits are put together; I’m just really bad at shopping to find pieces in my budget that fit me well. (And for that matter, how do I know what “fits well”? How do I know if it’s the fit that’s the problem or that the style in general isn’t good for me?)

14. Diana,

    If you’re petite, try wearing cardigans that are the classic, waist-length, button-up style. Those look great on smaller women. Also the open-style, just below the waist cardigan look great too. Also, look for the “petite” version when shopping online. I know Loft and Old Navy have petite sizes and their clothes are always in-style.

    Leanne,
    ClassyYetTrendy.com