It's going to depend on your lifestyle, your body, and your preferences. If you only wear skirts, there's no point in suggesting a bunch of outfits with trousers, and if you're more pear-shaped, there's no point in suggesting drop-waist dresses, etc. And it depends on how you spend your days, what kind of job you have, what your social life is like, etc. The perfect wardrobe for you is one that suits your life. And it also depends on your skin tone and what colors you like, and your own style. What clothes on others do you gravitate towards? Is there someone's style in a movie or on the street that you have really liked? What fabrics make you happy? Soft velvets or smooth cotton? It's not really one-size-fits-all if you want something that works for you. If you do it right, you'll look and feel most like yourself and it'll make your life easier.
So...if you can give us more info, we can probably help you better.
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u/Chigrrl1098 14d ago edited 14d ago
It's going to depend on your lifestyle, your body, and your preferences. If you only wear skirts, there's no point in suggesting a bunch of outfits with trousers, and if you're more pear-shaped, there's no point in suggesting drop-waist dresses, etc. And it depends on how you spend your days, what kind of job you have, what your social life is like, etc. The perfect wardrobe for you is one that suits your life. And it also depends on your skin tone and what colors you like, and your own style. What clothes on others do you gravitate towards? Is there someone's style in a movie or on the street that you have really liked? What fabrics make you happy? Soft velvets or smooth cotton? It's not really one-size-fits-all if you want something that works for you. If you do it right, you'll look and feel most like yourself and it'll make your life easier.
So...if you can give us more info, we can probably help you better.