Lately I’ve been finding myself erupting into the I’ve got nothing to weeeeear whine. When I stop and think about it, that’s a flat out lie. I have a full closet and overflowing dresser drawers. I just happen to be so stinking bored of it all.
I know you know what I mean. We’ve all been there.
It all seems even more grotesque when I’m reminded that I don’t have the money to go around spending frivolously (or, um, at all) on pieces that I don’t technically need. It’s just no fun to wear the same outfits over and over and over again. Especially when you’re not particularly thrilled with said outfits the first time you throw them on.
So what’s a (penniless) girl to do?
I’ve decided that I need to learn to shop my own closet. Yes, I’m bored. But it’s not empty. There are plenty of pieces in there that I haven’t worn in a long time. There are probably also plenty of pieces that can be donated, consigned to a place like the thredUP Women’s Shop (which will actually give me money for my gently used castaways. Hollerrrrr!) or just flat out trashed. Once I go through it all and clear some space, I’m going to turn to some of my favorite fashion bloggers for inspiration.
I started a Fashion Blogger Style board on Pinterest and my thought is to fill it up with as much awesome as I can. I might not have the same designer pieces that these lovely ladies have, but I’m hoping to create looks inspired by what they wear.
Here are a few of my favorite stylish blogger ladies…
I don’t know about you, but I’m pretty confident that I could take aspects from each of these looks and make them my own—and hopefully make my tired little wardrobe seem a little less sad and droopy.
Keep an eye out next week for my first inspired style post—and make sure to let me know how I’m doing. Momma can handle it 😉
Where do you get your style inspiration?
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Hi! I'm Jen, a freelance writer and girl mom who loves reading the newest children’s books as much as I love a good psychological thriller. I believe fiercely in the power of kindness, empathy, and really good quality chocolate. When I'm not knee-deep in glittery crafts and girl talk, you can probably find me sprawled out on my couch in the middle of a Netflix marathon with dark chocolate smeared on my face. The struggle is real. 
