Open the wardrobe, lots of pants, skirts, shirts and shirts, an assortment of Sandals and Shoes and never the perfect ones?
How meny times has it happened and how meny times will it happen to all the women in the world? To always feel like you're missing something in your closet? Even though you have hundreds of garments and meny shoes to choose from?
How meny times do we literally turn around the closet, endangering our safety in the hope of finding the ideal outfit for the occasion we have to face?
It's everyday history, images like those side by side, despair and dissatisfaction. In reality, however, the problem is not the assortment of our wardrobe, but the little imagination that develops in everyday life.
In fact, wearing repeatedly "tested and working" combinations literally leads to restraining our fantasy in the combinations, closing our mind and imagination to less discounted and certainly effectful combinations.
It is not us who say so, but "illustrious" minds have spoken about the subject, the embarrassment of choice that meny women have leads them to repeat with custom the same matchings and to buy new clothes or shoes, invading the house with models of sandals, take-offs, pants, skirts and sometimes useless shirts. Sometimes even forgetting the contents of your wardrobe and doubling your purchases.
This factor is in fact linked to the custom of our mind that leads to a kind of closure in the face of changes, raising the stress index to the point of making us feel a lack of something, which we then translate into shopping! In fact, it would be enough to organize, reflect and test new combinations, colors, accessories and garments. Sometimes a small cue makes a difference and a detail encloses the elegance or simply the missing element to be original, while fully exploiting the resources we already have.
The effect is evident at once, just test it and surely someone will ask us with amazement: "How beautiful...is it new?" is the classical phrase, because not only the habit in clothing "proposes us to others" as they see us, but also the others "see us" in a certain scheme that sometimes breaks makes the difference.