Capsule wardrobe for a person with v limited wardrobe space

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Anyone want to help? I live in London in a tiny flat with v little wardrobe and drawer space. Also new to the UK and not used to so many seasons:). So trying to figure out a basic capsule wardrobe. Size 10-12, 5"7. Would describe my style as classic and tomboyish. Wear mostly solid jewel colours, not pastels as they do not suit me. Low budget for now. I WFH and have no need for very fancy clothes. Spend a lot of time on public transport and walk a lot.
So far I have:
Classic navy parka: 1
Black puffer: 1
Black wool coat: 1
Denim jacket: 1
Jeans: 2
Jeggings: 2
Leggings: 2
Black trousers: Probably 3 though I have to see which ones fit
Tops and tees: Maybe 10 but most "wintery" in black, grey and navy.
Beige chinos: 1 ( tho again shd see if they fit).
Cropped trousers: 1 that fit
Classic white shirt: 1
Denim shirt: 1
Prob some bits I have forgotten abt.

Am thinking a pair of navy chinos and some basic colourful tees shd be the first thing on my spring list.

I never feel it's wise to make a list first. Find a few shops whose style and quality suits and then just choose from what they offer each season. And even though we do theoretically have four seasons, no one has informed the weather of this fact. There will be at least three days in May when the heat is punishing and all you want to wear is the tiniest, least clingy dress - that you haven't bought yet. Then you'll need nothing but your parka till August ...

Where have you been shopping so far?

I was thinking of taking advantage of the sales. So far have bought from Uniqlo ( v much my style), Joules ( not my style, but did see a nice dotted dress) M and S, and John Lewis.

Try cross referencing this thread:

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/style_and_beauty/4197069-Please-suggest-some-places-I-should-start-getting-clothes-from?msgid=105729843

I wouldn’t worry too much about the seasons - living in London there’ll be a few days a year when it’s really hot and a few when it’s freezing. Everything is will be middling :) So get items that can layer up - vest tops can go under cardigans or worn alone. Jeans - get a style that can be worn full length or rolled up a bit. I think you’ve got enough jackets and coats. Jumpers - rather than getting really thick chunky ones for winter, how about some fine merino or cashmere that’s cooler in summer and warm in winter. If you’re not buying a lot quantity wise, I’d look out for quality items that’ll last and that you love.

I am in a similar position space wise and thinking you have enough.

My tops are more jewel colours though and no grey because it washes me out.

Thanks everyone, this thread has given me some ideas. Definitely need some lightweight jumpers for spring which fold up small.