Certain wardrobe pieces are considered classics, for the ages, never "out." The usual suspects include the mythic trench coat, black pumps, white shirt, et al. They're classics for a reason: they are versatile and functional, and look good on many women.
There's another category that I consider "timeless", although the fashion mags have likely declared some of these completely dead. That's okay with me, I am not a fierce enough fashion devotee to notice. ☺
In my world, and closet, these are some of the "always-in" items:
- Denim jackets. I understand they wax and wane in popularity, but they are rock-solid for me. I wear mine as comfort in the freezing movie theater, and to dress-down a more delicate look.
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Yes, I'll even wear acid-wash! Source. |
- Peasant-style skirts. Wraps, dirndls, I love them all and wear them whenever I like. I did enjoy the 70's revival of several years back, when eBay was flooded with cool wrap skirts.
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This is a favorite look of mine. Source. |
- A pussy-bow blouse. They were huge in the 80's when I was on the corporate treadmill. Now they look feminine and wearable, and there are tons of them available at vintage shops. I like to wear them with jeans and boots for mild Florida winters.
- Wedges. This is how I love to wear a higher heel. I've read they're on their way "out" in favor of slim heels, but I will wear them forever. I can wear them all day, and not fall down.
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I will always love you, wedge. Source. |
- Bermuda "shorts". The only length I like, now that I'm closer to 60 than 50. There are lots of good looks available right now, and I could hardly find a pair five years ago. So yay, I am "in style", if ever so briefly.
What are your "always-in, I don't care what the runway says" pieces? And do you ever have trouble finding them during the "off" years?
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