Generally, a capsule wardrobe is a strategic, minimalist approach to creating a wardrobe.
And if you think a capsule wardrobe must be bland, no worries.
With just a little planning and strategy, you’llbuild the perfect capsule wardrobeand travel the globe in style.
If you’re the kind of traveler that values spontaneity in your wardrobe, using this blueprint will help.
This combination uses olive green as the foundation and complements that with neutral accessories.
The magic, however, comes from two key elements.
First, the accessories create distinct casual and evening looks.
And, then, there’s that little pop of excitement with the zebra print shoes.
They’re still neutral in color scheme, but the pattern adds a bit of pizazz.
Plus, we love that you’re able to add a blazer or jacket for a third look.
Wear it loose or cinched at the waist, and accessorize strategically for day and night looks.
Plan ahead for the weather
Don’t underestimate the power of an oatmeal-hued sweater.
So, be prepared and tuck some lightweight outerwear in cream or beige into your tote.
And, of course, the jeans and cardigan are staple pieces at the ready.
Rather than a cotton tee, opt for themerino wool teeshe wore.
Plus, it can be hand washed and dries very quickly.
This holds true for regions prone to heavy rain as well.
Just remember to wear them to the airport to save space in your suitcase.
A colorful capsule?
Instagram influencer @thebrightblooms is known for using great colors, and her bright linen travel look is perfection.
If you add a pair of jeans and two more tops, you’re ready for a long weekend.
And kudos for the fabric choice since linen is comfortable and dries quickly.
But then the look gives a one-two punch of color and pattern with a red blazer and patterned top.
Capsule basics are represented easy-to-match colors and essential wardrobe pieces but they also have personality.
Again, this patterned tee is a strategic way to add a little vibrance without crowding your suitcase.
And thisTerez shirtis actually mesh, so it’s thin and easy to pack.
One dress for endless travel scenarios
Frequent travelers should always have one go-to dress for unique scenarios.
