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I’ve realised overbuying was never really about no I’ve realised overbuying was never really about not having enough to wear (I have plenty!). It’s more about mindset, habits, and the impulse to chase that ‘new’ feeling. Lately I’ve been buying way less, only shopping secondhand, and avoiding fast fashion altogether. Honestly, I have a much healthier relationship with my wardrobe, not to mention even more outfit options when I actually wear what I already own! It’s definitely been a journey though some days are easier than others. What’s one thing that’s helped you buy less or appreciate your wardrobe more? #slowfashionstyle #secondhandbutgrand #nobuychallenge #consciousconsumption
7 days, 7 outfits from a wardrobe I’ve had for yea 7 days, 7 outfits from a wardrobe I’ve had for years. I love a versatile wardrobe, and since I stopped buying new and started focusing on rewearing the clothes I own, it’s as versatile as ever! That shift in mindset has also helped me get a better sense of my personal style. Getting dressed is so much more fun than it used to be. I felt like I never had anything to wear, so I’d go out and buy something new that I’d end up wearing once and never again. Filming this definitely prove that I have enough clothing. What it’s really about is styling and rewearing what I already own. What’s your favorite outfit here? What would you like to see me style in a different way? #wearrewear #stylingnotshopping #outfitrepeater #shopyourwardrobe #rewearyourwardrobe
A small print from a local market turned into one A small print from a local market turned into one of my favourite pieces in my home. I found this little beauty from @geoberri at @saladdaysmarketlondon a few weeks ago and as soon as I saw it, I thought of going to summer camp as a child. But the perfect print needed the perfect frame, so I decided to try out this DIY project I’ve seen floating around for a while. It turned an unused frame into something a little more personal. I love taking simple things and styling them in a way that makes my space feel more personal and lived in. It’s the small details that make a home feel like you. #upcycleproject #homedecoridea #smallbusinessfinds #cozyhomeaesthetic
New job, same old wardrobe ⚡️ I’ve had a few week New job, same old wardrobe ⚡️ I’ve had a few weeks of change recently: ending one job, taking a pause, and starting another. And somewhere in the back of my head, that little voice popped up: ‘maybe you need something new to wear!’ BUT I already have a wardrobe full of pieces that feel like me. AND I’m still smack in the middle of my 6-month shopping ban. It made me realise how natural it is to want “new things” for a new season of life. I’ve definitely been that person before. Why do we tie new beginnings to new purchases? It feels like buying a new outfit and school supplies for the first day of school. It’s not just me, right? Do you feel that too when you’re in a transitional period? 💬 #secondhandstyling #wearrewear #stylingnotshopping #shopmywardrobe #rewearyourwardrobe
POV: your long-distance bestie says “I’m coming to POV: your long-distance bestie says “I’m coming to London and I’ve got us tickets to see Henry V at the RSC!” Booking train tickets is the only appropriate response. 💪🏾🎟️🚆 Because we’ve been besties for nearly 20 years, and Shakespeare nerds for even longer. Visiting Stratford-upon-Avon was a lovely day trip though k have to admit I did get a bit emotional when we visited the church where he’s buried. They had his will on display and seeing his handwriting scrawled across the page was something else. And the show? Phenomenal. Of course. #shakespeare #stratforduponavon #daytrips
Back in January I pressed pause on buying new clot Back in January I pressed pause on buying new clothes. 4 months in, it’s changed more than I expected. I’m already pretty mindful with shopping, but even the secondhand impulse buys were starting to add up. This just helped me slow everything down. Here’s what I’ve noticed so far: ✨ I’ve rediscovered pieces I forgot I owned: When nothing new is coming in, it’s easier to actually *see* what’s already there. ✨ I’m planning even more intentionally: Anything on my wardrobe wish list gets revisited, reconsidered and in some cases, just plain removed! ✨ I’m more aware of my changing tastes: Some purchases were definitely just moods or passing fancies. Focusing on my current wardrobe makes that really obvious. I still have 2 months to go, but I’ll be honest, I already feel more at home in my wardrobe than I have in a while. #slowfashion #wardroberepeat #consciousstyle #styleoverconsumption
If there’s one thing I’ve learned as we turn our h If there’s one thing I’ve learned as we turn our house into a home, it’s that rooms don’t come together overnight. Instead, they go through a slower kind of transformation, evolving little by little. I think there’s this idea that we need to buy loads of new stuff to make a space feel like home, but I think it’s more about rediscovering things you already had, moving things around and if you are buying, buying with intention. It’s not perfect, and it’s definitely not finished, but it already holds little pieces of me. Because it’s not just decorating, it’s curating peace… and the magic is in letting it come together slowly. #hometransformation #housetoahome #greathomestaketime #renovationdiaries #myhomethismonth

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