A functional wardrobe easily satisfies any normal occasion or activity in a person's life. It eliminates the need for emergency shopping when an invitation arrives in the mail. Over the weekend, while trying to decide what to wear to the wedding, I realized I currently have a "dysfunctional closet."
I'm set for everyday wear. I have a good supply of active pieces for working around the house and yard as well as watching my grandsons. I also have several nice knit pants, good-fitting jeans, and essential tops for weekend activities. What I don't have any more are dressier pieces due to all the purging I've done in the last six months. I got rid of all ill-fitting and worn garments, pieces I no longer liked, and anything extremely out of fashion. It's now apparent a lot of those items were for special events.
Fortunately, I've got a shopping trip scheduled with a friend in a couple of weeks. In the meantime, I'm doing research to determine what pieces I need. I no longer have the time or patience for emergency shopping!
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