I’m working with a client right now who needs a fun spring capsule wardrobe to help her style match her business savvy. Because she is a small business creative, there is no need for all the suits and stuffy business attire. Instead, we get to create something that’s fun and flirty, with bits of romance. As I spoke with her and perused her Pinterest Board, I imagined smelling flowers in spring in Paris or riding a boat through rows of colorful houses in Venice. I was so excited to create something so fun, so I figured I would share it with y’all too.
I created this Mood Board to help guide me as I did my initial wardrobe build. I like creating a mood board for clients so that they can see my vision and make sure it’s accurate. I can use it to guide me as I create a shopping list and have a vision in mind as we do the actual shopping. I create a list so that it keeps us focused while shopping but also gives options if we’re not finding what we want in store.
I’m not going to list every single item I chose for her because it’s fairly extensive, but wanted to show some of my favorite pieces from the list.
- Visby Wrap Blouse Anthropologie
- Pineapple Eyelet Wrap Top Anthropologie
- Elspeth Linen Shirtdress Anthropologie
- Pull On Drapey Pants Gap
- Pleated Midi Skirt Gap
- Jennifer Bootcut Beija-Flor
- Caramel Leather Wrap Sandal Sseko Designs
I wanted to add a couple of notes
- This wouldn’t be the capsule in itself because there aren’t enough pieces and pairing them would be difficult, but these were my faves
- Beija-Flor is a denim company based downtown here in Greenville. They are actually having a sale this weekend for 20% and I am 100% going to be there so you could check it out too. I think shopping local anytime we can is the best
- Sseko Designs is a company dedicated to fair trade. Their story is amazing and you should 100% check them out. I am in the process of researching clothing companies because ultimately, I would like to create wardrobes for people with clothes made from certified b corp companies or at least, fair trade companies. That just means they are made in an area that pays fair wages and has good working conditions.
Overall, this was a fun wardrobe to build and I can’t wait to see the end result. If you need to help with your wardrobe, please contact me and we can set up a time to have a free consult.
