Lately, the fast fashion industry has been reeling. As the cost of living rises and awareness of sustainable behavior spreads, more and more people are steering away from trends and leaning towards enduring investments. Despite years of fast fashion ingraining ever-changing trends into consumers’ minds, many are tired of the overflowing wardrobes, decision fatigue, and unnecessary spending. ‘Capsule wardrobes’ have become more common on social media because they are centered around the idea of sustainability and minimalism. But what is a capsule wardrobe? The idea of a capsule wardrobe has existed in the fashion industry for a long time, but now more than ever, the concept is timely, because consumers have become more inclined to maximize their outfits with minimal items in their closet. Crafting a capsule wardrobe essentially means filling consumers’ wardrobes with timeless pieces that stand the test of time—and trends. The notion has become more common because a capsule wardrobe has many benefits, including sustainability, lessening decision fatigue, and saving money. The practice of keeping a capsule wardrobe can be simplified in four ways: understanding one’s personal style, decluttering closets regularly, remixing and alternating items, and shopping…
