Despite the rapid development of the fashion industry, the so-called capsule wardrobe is increasingly popular - the wardrobe is only 10-15 basic things. And often they are treated by the richest and successful people.
1. Less solutions. The more solutions you need to take, the worse than their quality. For example, this opinion adheres to the founder of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg. For people who take important work solutions every day, deleting even the slightest point from this list - such as morning choices that wear, it frees more time and place in the head for other thoughts.
2. Ligger spending time. We do not even imagine how much time it goes to choose from clothes, until we refuse it. Five years ago, an experiment called "333" was held in Moscow: within 3 months it was necessary to wear only 33 objects of clothing. The tests confirmed that they began to save the lion's time, in the morning it became easier and quickly gathering to work.
3. Less stress. As noted by the art director of Matilde Cal from New York, adhering to capsule wardrobe, she is less worried about clothes during the day. There are no such thoughts: it's not too official? Not too discovered? "I almost always regretted what I put on, as soon as I approached the metro platform." But now in the corporate white shirt made of silk and black pants with her one point for anxiety less daily.
4. Ligger waste of energy. This idea adheres to Christopher Nolan, a famous director. He notes that energy requires not only the selection of a large wardrobe, but also its further maintenance, guidance in it, the analysis of things, washing, etc., what successful people would like to spend a minimum of time and energy.
5. Less, but better. Often the big wardrobe does not mean that you wear everything in it. "Previously, my closet looked like a confectionery with her huge and overwhelming diversity," one young mother shares. - And most of my outfits I did not like, I felt in them uncomfortable. Now my capsule wardrobe is like an elite restaurant. I have a smaller choice of options, but I am sure that each of them is perfect. I not only look better, but I feel better. "
6. Cult status . The writer Alice Gregory from New York celebrates: "To wear the same thing every day is a cult. This is a cheap and easy way to feel famous. The same costume reflects your maturity, stability, constant values. That is why heroes in children's books always wear the same thing - they are as an example for imitation, unchanged and reliable. "
7. Less costs. We admit honestly: there are many such things in our cabinets that we did not even wear. And now calculate how much the excess money spent.
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