I started with casual, the stuff I actually wear everyday, and threw in approximated screenshots of the stuff I already owned and actually liked wearing (sweatpants, my jacket/sneakers, yoga pants).
At first, I didn’t know it would work. I hoped it would. But I’d been burned before! To test it out, I did something totally different–instead of Pinterest, I went to Canva. Canva whiteboards, to be exact. I started with casual, the stuff I actually wear everyday, and threw in approximated screenshots of the stuff I already owned and actually liked wearing (sweatpants, my jacket/sneakers, yoga pants). Following my constraints and the idea of 2 pants/3 shirts, I started visually building outfits out of what I had. That exposed the places I actually needed stuff.