What's in YOUR closet? BlogHers tell all

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I have way too many clothes, but I know that just looking at my closet, didn't need this list. Next up, how to make time to clean out your closet...

What's in my Closet ( http://notjustaworkingmom.blogspot.com/2008/03/wha... )

Nicole/wksocmom
Not Just A Working Mom ( http://www.notjustaworkingmom.blogspot.com )
Silicon Valley Moms ( http://www.svmoms.com )

I've been pondering the question of white jeans for *years*. Up until now my reaction has been pretty much like yours: "are you kidding me?" But this winter I took a huge leap of faith and bought a fabulous pair of 7 For All Mankind white jeans. There's something about the cut - fitted around the hips, long flare legs - that elongates the legs and is really flattering. The white shade provides for an instant glamour and any stains can be bleached right out of the garment.

So I am surprised and delighted to say that I am very happy with this purchase.

Except for the white jeans, our closets look pretty much the same.

Vered DeLeeuw
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My "real" closet is pretty basic. I wear jeans to everything. so i have lots of jeans - they run the gamut of cut, color and style. Lots of black shirts that run the gamut from t's to sheer silk.

BUT, the closet i really love is my costume closet. It's just as big, and is filled with crinolines and wigs and corsets and boas and sequins and hats and...... you name it, i got it. It makes me very happy just to open it.......
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Alyssa Royse
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I mean seriously, I'm not sure you can distill every woman's unique tastes, habits, and lifestyle to a list of ten items every woman should have. White jeans? Are you kidding me?

You are oh, so right that washable is a must and so are coordinates. Of course, I pretty much only wear jeans or khakis, which makes coordinates rather easy ;)

OK, here's the list of a work-at-home Mom whose style is somewhere between tom boy and "Colorado casual/outdoorsy":

1. Jeans. Lots of them. Dark & long and boot cut or slightly flared.
2. V-neck long-sleeved/short-sleeved t-shirts (My bust does not look flattering in Oprah's turtlenecks, so I go for the v-neck instead). These layer or stand alone, wash well, and the white ones (ready for an eco-conscious mama's confession?) bleach well if needed.
3. Tank tops. Like #2, these layer great and are wonderful for our 100-degree summer days.
4. The ubiquitous hoodie. Everyone needs a hooded sweatshirt, right? Even my children have them.
5. Full-length wool coat. Although I wear this less now that I have kids, a dressy long coat battles the cold and looks great with dressy clothes.
6. Kate Spade bag. OK, technically not clothing, but a major fashion accessory all the same. And mine is on the big side for a KS, so it can hold a snack or a diaper in a pinch, and definitely has room for lip gloss, my phone, my glasses, wallet, etc. My one hold-over from a more fashionable child-free "youth."
7. Any Dansko shoes. Yes, my best friend teases me for my comfortable shoes. But with plantar fasciitis and two young children, comfortable shoes are a must. So why not buy cute comfortable shoes?
8. A wrap. As in a large scarf. I have a couple of really cool ones from my husband's business travels (including a brand-new one from Brazil, hand woven, soft & lovely). These are so much nicer than a jacket on a cool spring/fall evening and really make a statement with a dressy outfit. Funky but cool.
9. Mary Janes. I have really sporty Eccos, but any type will do. If you wear jeans every day, these shoes are a must have.
10. Capris. Because once you've had children, you may not want to show your thighs to the world, but it's often too hot for long pants.

OK, I don't blog much about fashion, but this is a fun idea. I'm looking forward to seeing what other women have in their closets. Maybe we should do a parallel list of what we wish we had in our closets (like I wish I had some stiletto heals, the ability to walk in them, and a place to wear them!). Maybe when the kids are less likely to run past, knock me down the stairs, or otherwise make them impractical...

;) Julie
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