"Start with the basics," they like to say. But they never quite explain what the basics are nor how much damage it'll actually do to your wallet. Your wardrobe speaks volumes about you. Some people care about the labels on the inside of their clothing, while some don't (and to each his own and for their individual reasons). But, if you've been caught up in the label-whore whirl-wind, my guess is your end goal is to have labels spilling out of your closets. Yes, plural.
The real goal is to invest in pieces that will last you as long as possible. I have no intentions of downsizing my closet, just aim to upgrade everything in there. While labels, to some, are a fashion statement, they are also a testimony of quality. There reason "high-end" wear has extravagant prices if because whatever they are made out of is better quality. The fabric should last longer. Look better. Feel better. It should be made better. The craftsmanship should be impeccable. For all of this, you pay a price. At the same time, you are also paying for the right to expect it to last. All material things experience wear and tear, but please believe, as the red has begun to scrape very distastefully form the bottom of my Louboutins, your right to return shit and complain is justified.
Key in the world of fashion:
Spend more, expect more.
But where do you start? What should you buy? and how much can you expect to spend?
Keep reading, I'll show you how to do this, hun ;)
