Wardrobe Experiments: Breaking My Own Rules

When it comes to my wardrobe, I have several rules, such as 333, or everything must match, and so on. But you know, sometimes it is good to break some rules. The shift from rigid, minimalistic, or capsule wardrobe rules towards a more flexible, intuitive approach to personal style is what I needed to do. This shift has helped me in gaining control over my wardrobe and being creative with it, rather than just being stuck on item numbers or strict colour palettes. 

Moving from Rules to “Practices”

Instead of having a capsule wardrobe and having the 3 3 3 rule, I have now shifted to the “practice” mindset rule. This has helped me in removing the guilt of “Cheating” and allowing the wardrobe to be a dynamic, breathing entity that changes with the seasons and moods. Now, I am not stuck with the same 3 piece suit for women; I now have a wide variety of clothes that I can wear. 

Redefining Rules

To look good, you don’t need any 333 rule. Also, your every outfit doesn't need to match. Your every piece, whether it is an ethnic dress for women or any Kurta sets online purchased they can be paired with each other.  Also, it is not compulsory that your wardrobe needs outfits of the same colour; it can be neutral, as it allows you to style clothes freely in any colour. 

Experimenting in Style

When it comes to fashion, I always love to experiment with it. If you also like to do so, you can apply the 30 for 30 remix, which allows you to mix and match 30 items and allows you to create multiple outfits out of them. Also, to uplift your outfit, you can add some items such as belts, scarves, or any other accessories. 

Why Break the Rules

Well, now comes the question, “Why is it important to break the rules?’ Well, rules are always made to restrict you, and for a person like me, rules are made to be broken. Applying the 333 rule to your wardrobe limits your creativity with the outfits, and you can feel bored by wearing the same outfits again and again. 

Conclusion

These rules can never restrict me from trying new outfits, as for me, breaking the rules means having a wardrobe which serves my lifestyle, not the forced one, but the actual one. For me, it is necessary to have a wardrobe that makes me feel alive, not stuck in someone else’s pre-defined wardrobe. If you want to build a wardrobe that reflects your style, the Desirang might have some perfect clothing pieces for you. So what are you waiting for?

Visit their website today and break the rules that were made to restrict your style!