MILKWHITE APPAREL

I used to think minimalist fashion meant throwing out everything I owned and buying a capsule wardrobe straight from Instagram. White shirts, beige coats, black trousers… all the same. But here’s the truth: you don’t need to start over. Most of us already have half the pieces we’d need, buried under the “meh” clothes we never wear. So if you’re staring at your closet and wondering how to shift toward a simpler style—without torching your wallet—let’s talk. Step One: Notice What You Wear  Ever convinced yourself you “love” a certain dress, but deep down you know you haven’t worn it in years? Yeah. Same. We trick ourselves because of sales, trends, or guilt. Here’s what helped me: I paid attention for a week. Just noticed what I pulled out every morning. Spoiler: it was the same few things. Black jeans. White tee. That one blazer that somehow fixes everything. That’s your real wardrobe. The rest is just noise. Step Two: Colors That Actually Get Along Minimalist fashion isn’t “no col...