This week's wardrobe reality was inspired by a recent staycation in Cornwall. This laid back coastal setting definitely has no need for anyone to be pulling 'looks' along the beaches and country lanes.. but, I am who I am, and so I did my best to bring 'the fashion!' *well enough to at least feel like my best 'on holiday' self..

I upcycle and rework second hand men's shirts and blazers and you can shop and support my sustainable fashion business here: https://www.melissamunrodesign.com/

And if you'd like to shop in person you can find the details for PAVEMENT store in London here: https://pavementstore.co.uk/

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*NICE TO KNOW
There is a lot of content out there, and I don't have all the answers, nor do I think there is a finite number of steps to be truly content with your wardrobe - if if that's even possible? What I do have a is a story. I've had a career in fashion, as a designer, stylist, pattern cutter and now as a reworked fashion designer and champion of slow fashion, supporting independents and buying second hand. I'll take you through how I have found, and continue to reaffirm my confidence in my personal style and how it relates to my lifestyle changes, as well as I how to stay content with what I own and purchase.

I am no minimalist, and I am always looking for ways to keep my wardrobe feeling fresh and modern and to keep my style moving forward, evolving - I need to be inspired by the clothing and outfits that I wear. It's hard to navigate this while also staying conscious of the impact fashion and our consumption of it has on the outside world. There is so much to think about and lots more to say here, buuuut, I'm just one gal, trying my best! That's where we start, by trying to make a change - here's how I do that..