BUILDING INTENTIONAL FASHION
Your wardrobe checklist
Take a moment to look at your wardrobe. This checklist helps you see what you own, what you actually wear, and where your style could grow.
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What is in your wardrobe?
Record an approximate count of the pieces you own.
TOTAL PIECES COUNTED
Including clothes, accessories, and shoes
Which pieces are truly useful?
Sort your wardrobe into four levels of real-world use.
Worn often
Worn weekly, in regular rotation
Worn sometimes
Worn 2–3 times a month or on special occasions
Rarely worn
Worn once in a long while or left tucked away
Almost never worn
Never taken off the hanger
Your five most-worn pieces:
Five pieces you most want to pass on:
What makes you choose these pieces most often?
What are your rarely worn pieces telling you?
Mark the reasons these pieces stay untouched in your wardrobe.
Three pieces you rarely wear but still keep:
“If a piece has not been worn in a long time, it does not necessarily mean you made the wrong purchase. It may simply no longer belong to the person you are today.”
What did you learn from reviewing your wardrobe?
Listen to yourself so you can spend and dress more thoughtfully.
What does your next wardrobe need?
Set intentional shopping boundaries.
WARDROBE PROFILE SUMMARY
Your fashion portrait
- Total pieces
- 0
- Used frequently
- 0
- Rarely / never worn
- 0
- Usage efficiency
- 0%
Complete the sections above to see the proportion of useful pieces in your wardrobe more clearly.
ALONGSIDE QUỲNH UMODE
Want to dress better every day?
Dressing well is not only about buying more clothes. It is about understanding your silhouette, styling what you own, and feeling confident in your own style.
✨ In the Zalo group, Quỳnh shares:
Tips for dressing for your body shape • Practical mix-and-match formulas • Color analysis and ways to shape your personal style.
