The Budget Wardrobe Upgrade

Most of us are tired of the same old clothes and the same old outfits. But what if we had the chance to renew our wardrobes completely?

Sure, you may buy a few pieces every so often. But even when the budget is strict, it doesn’t mean you need to stick with the same old clothes. You may just need a fresh perpsective on how to revamp your wardrobe while on a budget. Here are a few tips and tricks to help you get on the right track.

Sell the Old

We tend to collect clothing pieces over time, and then they stay in our closets for months or even years. But it’s time to look at your wardrobe and really think about what you want to keep and what you want to sell. You can use apps like Poshmark and ThredUp to make the process even easier and get your money faster.

Donating your clothing is also an option, but if you’re looking to purchase new pieces, that extra cash may be a big help.

Look for Sales

Look online for deals in your area. Some stores may stock their shelves with clearance items after a season—so get your clothes at the most reasonable time.

Additionally, you’ll get the most bang for your buck if you try to wait until the holidays, when many stores offer huge discounts on their products. One quick tip, however, is to make a list of the items you really need beforehand, so you don’t get swept away by sales marketing and end up with ill-fitting items or pieces you don’t need instead of the ones you do.

Get Staple Pieces

Speaking of, some clothing items will most likely never go out of style. For example, jeans are a great staple to keep in your closet because you can wear them with virtually anything.

Also, consider getting a new LBD (little black dress). It’s a staple you need in your closet in case of a last-minute night out with your girlfriends. Or, you know, just watching Squid Game with a glass of wine—we know where your priorities are at.

Switch Up Your Style

Revamping your wardrobe may include completely switching up your style, and that’s where you really get to have fun. Maybe you’ve always wanted to be a dress-and-high-heel person; now’s the time to start taking control of your fashion. Be sure to follow the top fall/winter trends to end 2021 in style; New Year’s parties are all about dressing better than each other anyway.

Your other house projects can wait because—let’s be honest—your closet is way more important. So start following these tips to revamp your wardrobe while on a budget today!

StyleStaff