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I am sorting my wardrobe before moving, and the number of almost identical tops has become a problem. Most pieces look fine separately, but combining their colors with the trousers I actually wear is much harder. I want a smaller collection that still leaves room for different moods, rather than a uniform of identical outfits. My first step has been comparing clothes I already own, especially combinations that can work without another purchase. I found a page about color analysis and would like to use the idea as a starting point for these comparisons. Dark blue is easy for me to combine, but I am less certain about cream, rust, and muted pink. Should I settle on a pair of practical neutrals before testing accents, or approach the decision in reverse? I would also like a way to separate an unflattering color from a garment whose cut simply feels wrong. I would appreciate a practical sorting rule from someone who has kept fewer clothes without losing useful outfit choices. |
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