More than a mere buzzword, minimalism is a means towards a more meaningful life. This way of life encourages you to eliminate things that are unnecessary and stick to those that are essential. Because of this ethos, practicing minimalism can help us stay on the sustainable path, too — from lessening our purchases to making better decisions about what we get and keep. And the best place to start is with your wardrobe.
In today’s relentlessly trend-driven fashion industry, minimalism means resisting the urge to buy more just to keep up. It means making peace with our own unique fashion sense, and following the more important trend of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and discarded clothes that go to landfills. That said, the key to building a minimalist wardrobe is similar to those on our guide on ‘How to Buy Ethical Fashion’: buy less, buy second-hand, buy ethical, and buy smart. But as for what to buy or keep in your own wardrobe, here are the 5 key pieces you’ll need:
Cris A Santos says
Awesome essentials Love this selection xoxo Cris
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