As we (hopefully) bid adieu to the pandemic in 2022, it’s only natural to want to start anew. Whether you resolve to run a marathon, lose weight, update your wardrobe, quit drinking, or become a more sustainable shopper, all these goals are within our reach.
Well, if you’re about to take this quiz, you’ve clearly got your closet on your mind and are trying to figure out how to update your look. If you’ve been following me and Mr. Hoppy Golightly, you know we’re all about styling, profiling, and clothing rentals. One of the main reasons I rediscovered rentals is because I pulled a Marie Kondo on my closet at the start of lockdown, listed items on eBay, threw away damaged pieces, and donated lots of clothing, shoes, and accessories to Goodwill and the Salvation Army. I know you did the same thing too.
So, what’s left? Um, not much. Some of it is now too small, tragically out of style, faded, or just too young for a woman who’s suddenly too old. Truth be told, before the pandemic struck, I barely owned any chill clothing, and then I went out and stocked up on leggings, sweatshirts, sweaters, sneakers, and tees, but now I have nothing else to wear! Yikes.
Luckily Rent the Runway and Armoire have helped fill in my wardrobe gaps with on-trend, and essential pieces, while Rocksbox introduced me to jewelry designers I’ve never heard of before. And then you’ve got clothing subscription boxes that’ll replenish your essentials, styling boxes that’ll help you pull it all together, and even boxes that’ll go thrift shopping for you!
Not sure where to get started on your 2022 wardrobe redux? We’re here to help. Take this short quiz to find out what you need, why, and how you can achieve that look for less - without all the stress and mess.
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