Hi All, since becoming a mother, and not returning to the corporate world, my lifestyle is different compared to before. And what I found is that my wardrobe hardly evolved with my lifestyle changes.
when I was in the post pregnancy - nursing phase , I hardly made an attempt to look good , I stayed in some of my pregnancy tops and jeans with the view that I will buy stuff once I achieve my ideal weight.
but of course I'm still far away form my ideal weight, and what I found is my wardrobe is filled with bits and bops that doesn't really work and its depressing every morning to find something to wear on the go.
Anyway I plucked up the courage to pay for a personal stylist and it was the best thing I did. I don't mean to sound shallow, but she saved me time finding me clothes that fitted my pear shape, casual attire that I could use with my boys . all ym reservations about will they know what suits me, what if I don't like ( just say no haha) , and finding items within my budget turned out to be positive.
it has certainly had/has an uplifting effect on me, I'm now feeling more confident, Im happy to pick stuff out of my wardrobe, as I have downsized tremendously to just a capsule wardrobe.
I know not everyone might want to invest in a stylist, though I wondered how many of you have thought of changing your wardrobe but haven't plucked up the courage and what is stopping you from doing so and what does it mean to you to have a wardrobe that works for you?
Im just trying to understand if its just me feeling this way, or is anyone out there in the same boat as me.