Another benefit is that because my wardrobe is so tightly planned, it frees up my limited budget to consider pieces I’ve long wanted and didn’t think I could afford.
I still browse Pinterest for inspiration, but Canva whiteboards is where I’m continuing to actually build my looks. While doing my usual online window shopping or reading all the great posts from TheMomEdit, I’ve been dropping screenshots of things I wanted to buy into a whiteboard to collect them and add a little note about what store it’s from. This has helped me curb the desire to buy things out of impulse and is letting me see what types of pieces are showing up in multiple formats. Another benefit is that because my wardrobe is so tightly planned, it frees up my limited budget to consider pieces I’ve long wanted and didn’t think I could afford. I’ve got my eye on you Eileen Fisher coordinates. I’m looking forward to culling these down to modules.