Project 333 summer

What I'm wearing this summer. Exactly what's in my capsule wardrobe and why you might want to try the Project 333 Challenge.

"Project 333: Summer #1" by prips-esteves on Polyvore featuring A.P.C., Patagonia, MSGM, Monki, Lacoste L!VE, Bobeau, McQ by Alexander McQueen, River Island, American Apparel and Anine Bing

I was motivated to start the Project 333 challenge because of my recent over spending on clothing. It was making me feel like I was slipping back into my old ways. The ways where I spent far too much money on clothing and stuff. And because I had recently completed a 10 day clothing challenge,

June 22, 2022 By this time of year, most of us should be easily able to whittle down our warm-weather wardrobe to a tidy 33 pieces. While this is NOT what Courtney Carver suggests for her Project 333, I’m pretty confident that she wouldn’t be too upset with us starting at this point. So long […]

I completed my experiment with Courtney Carver's minimalist fashion challenge, Project 333. This is how I feel after 3 months of Project 333. Minimalism.

The frantic rush to get out the door in the morning is made easier with Project 333, a way to simplify one's life starting with what's in the closet.

We’re currently in the middle of a huge home renovation project so unfortunately I wasn’t able to make a capsule wardrobe video this season. So here is my summer capsule in picture form! I also like this format because it can be nice to … more

If you want to see exactly what’s in my summer Project 333 capsule collection, take a peek inside my closet and watch the minimalist closet tour below.

Dressing with 33 items or less started as a personal challenge in 2010 and has become something personal and rewarding for tens of thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands of people around the world. It started with my closet and then took on a life of it’s own.

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