I probably don’t have the details right but the concept was something like: A contest. Each contestant was given two empty shopping bags and told to go home and fill them. When they returned they would participate in a fashion show. The winner would win a month long cruise.
One woman returned with only one bag of clothes: tops, slacks, skirts, shorts, swim suits, etc. The other bag was filled with accessories: shoes, purses, belts, jewelry, and scarves.
Long after the other contestants had displayed all their outfits this woman just kept right on making more combinations. She won, of course.
How many shirts do you see in the pictures below?
One. How much room would those scarves take compared to seven more shirts? Can you imagine the variety if those scarves were tied differently? Maybe some as a belt? And how much more variety there would be if you added different combinations of necklaces, broaches, bracelets, earrings, belts, shoes, and purses with only three different bottoms? Maybe a pair of slacks, a pair of palazzo pants, and a pencil skirt? Or wore a swim top with each of those bottoms?
You really don’t need a lot of clothes to have a widely varied wardrobe. Do you?
TTYL,
Linda
ps. You do need a place to do laundry, though.