
My minimalist movement doesn't just stop at jewelry; it's worked it's way into my wardrobe and decor. I could LIVE in leggings and a longish sweater or t-shirt and boots. It's easy and cheap to accessorize this combo with scarves, cheap jewelry or jackets. I do have a really hard time finding t-shirts or tank tops that are long enough so that I feel covered up, though. Any suggestions on brands I might try?
As for the decor, I am changing up my (our) bedroom. I had my upholstered headboard recovered in a neutral linen and had a matching bedskirt made. I am on the prowl for a white duvet cover or quilt, also. My thinking is that if I have a neutral background, I can change shams, throw pillows, bed scarves, or blankets on a whim with minimal expense. I'm not going to lie, I'm just following Rachel's lead.
Basically, the repurposing of old jewelry, easy wardrobe, and neutralizing my bedroom comes down to being able to get a new look quickly without having to spend a lot of money.
Happy Monday!
Marlene

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