I wore the exact same thing as yesterday with a different scarf. Nobody noticed or said anything.
I switched out a base layer for a cardigan, so a black silk ribbed cardigan is item #5, although it is almost visually identical to the black ribbed turtleneck.
I had to sit in 2 long meetings. The outfits and the challenge didn’t help. My life isn’t transformed. I didn’t even stress less about my outfit because I just worried about how to survive the freezing cold and dryness of my basement classroom (which I have adapted to) without basting in hell in the stifling airless meeting rooms.
lesslessyes 
Have you heard of Tynan? He blogs and travels and has his wardrobe down to basically the same outfit everyday. I used to backpack outdoors all the time and loved the simplicity of it. So now after raising two children and dealing with everyone’s wardrobe needs, I pretty much fantasize about the one perfect outfit that could handle every situation and that’s all I’d have (I said fantasy, but still). I am really looking at !00% wool for this reason. Thoughts?
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I haven’t heard of him! What’s his blog?
I don’t think wool is that great. I have sensory issues and find it completely itchy against my skin, even very fine wool and cashmere. I don’t think a perfect outfit for everything exists, in wool or any other fabric. The temperature varies by about 90°F depending on the season, but maybe it could work in a temperate climate like San Fransisco. Or just wear whatever Tynan is wearing 🙂
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Tynan.com He travels all the time and basically has three shirts, one pair of pants and a swim suit.
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