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Spring Capsule Wardrobe – Day 1

thredUP spring capsule outfit

thredUP spring capsule wardrobe

thredUP spring capsule wardrobe

thredUP spring capsule wardrobe

Happy Spring! With yesterday being the first day of spring, it’s officially time to don bright colors and floral prints. But who am I kidding? I never stopped wearing those! However, now the rest of the Northern Hemisphere will be joining me, haha.

And in celebration of spring being underway, I’m going to be doing something slightly different on the blog this week. I am partnering with the clothing site, thredUP, and will be showing you my “Spring Capsule Wardrobe.” Plus, I’ll be posting every day, Monday – Friday!

So, what is a “Spring Capsule Wardrobe?” A capsule wardrobe is made up of a handful of very versatile pieces that you really enjoy wearing. (And I’ll be showing you my spring version.) These are your “essential” pieces that can be styled for all occasions. What that means is this week I’ll be posting different looks, but with basically the same clothing items, just styled in different ways. And at the end of the week, I’ll be doing a round-up post of each item that’s in my spring capsule wardrobe.

thredUP spring capsule wardrobe

My first look is a more casual one. The key pieces in this look are my cardigan and accessories. I had selected this cardigan from thredUP because I knew it would go with just about all of my spring attire. It works fine on its own with jeans, but could just as easily be paired with a dress or skirt. (Stay tuned for those looks!) While it is a brighter color, it is still easy enough to mix and match because it doesn’t have a pattern. The scarf I am wearing is also from thredUP, and I am SO excited about it! Obviously, it’s pattern-less and a neutral color, so it will go with everything…but I’m super excited about it because it has been so hard to find a tiny, square, silk scarf, and I have always wanted one! (And I found this silk scarf for just $12 on thredUP!)

Also, a little more about thredUP…they are an online site that sells gently used & really inexpensive clothing! The only reason I don’t have more second-hand clothing is because 1.) I hate shopping in physical stores. 2.) Online second-hand clothing stores are always kind of hard to find the right color/size etc. And I’m not a seamstress, so, I have to buy clothes that actually fit me. ThredUP makes it super easy to search through tons and tons of clothing items, and you can filter it based on your measurements, color preference, etc. How awesome is that?

Machi Footwear floral heels

The plus side of selecting pattern-less clothing means you can have all kinds of fun with your accessories! While an ice cream cone purse may not be everyone’s first choice for a capsule piece…it honestly goes with all of my spring looks. (And trust me, I’ll prove it. Haha.)

Admittedly, my heels are not the most versatile in the world…but they just scream spring! And they do surprisingly go with quite a few of my spring outfits too. But I’ll be showing some more practical footwear in my upcoming “capsule wardrobe” looks. 😉

What do you guys think of building a spring capsule wardrobe? Does anyone else already have their “spring capsule wardrobe” bought? Let me know in the comments!

*Click here to see my entire spring capsule wardrobe.

Where to find it:
Cardigan: c/o* thredUP
Scarf: c/o* thredUP
Capris: Buckle (similar)
Heels: c/o* Machi Footwear (Sold out. Similar here.)
Necklace: Etsy (similar)
Purse: c/o* NewChic (Sold out. Similar here.)
Watch: c/o* Pink Basis (No longer available. Similar here.)

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*c/o = courtesy of, meaning the company gave me the product to be used on my blog, and I did not pay for it. All opinions are my own, and I am not being compensated for a positive review.

22 Comments

  1. What a great concept for a post! I love the little cardi, and I can see it going so well with dresses and skirts.
    This is a lovely outfit! Very springy, and you look gorgeous (as always).
    Much love,
    Mona

  2. You look like a cartoon character – I love it! The bright colors suit you, and I adore that sweet purse! I usually have no luck at thrift stores because the sizing and quality is so inconsistent, but thredUP might be a good solution!

    ~Jen
    dressingwithclass.wordpress.com

    1. Thank you so much, Jen! ThredUP was great for the sizing and quality issues that I also have at thrift stores. 🙂 I would definitely recommend giving them a try!

  3. I love the colour of the cardigan and I’d totally use that purse as a capsule piece. I could see it matching quite a few outfits! As for secondhand shopping, I wish I could sew. I’ve passed up so many incredible pieces because I knew the cost of tailoring would not be worth it.
    ~Lili
    www.thefashionsalt.com

    1. Thank you so much, Lili! Glad I’m not the only one who would use an ice cream cone purse as a capsule piece. 🙂 I really wish I knew how to sew too…I would be picking up entirely more second-hand pieces! Fortunately, thredUP makes it super easy for us non-sewing gals. 🙂

  4. Those shoes are perfection!!! And so utterly perfect for spring! Great look! XO
    Lauren-Blair
    www.prefertobedemure.com

  5. I love all of the pretty colors here and that cute scarf around your neck! ThredUp is such a great company and I love their prices. Yay for spring finally getting here!

    amandabrezovsky.com

    1. Thank you so much, Amanda! I completely agree – thredUP is awesome! And yay for spring…although, we’re supposed to get a snowstorm tomorrow. Haha. 🙂

  6. Love the bright colors in this look. Also, the heels are my fave, they scream Spring!!!
    Happy Spring!

    http://fashionradi.blogspot.com/

    1. Thank you so much, Radi! I get so much use out of these heels…even though I’m terrible at walking in them. Haha. Happy Spring to you too! 🙂

  7. Oh so CUTE! The ice cream bag and floral heels are adorable pieces!

    https://forsevenseasons.wordpress.com

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