Thank you ladies for your support and insight! Yes I have become very selective also because I work in the fashion industry, so I do look at clothes and fabrics a lot. When I (did) shop, I always want the best value. I never paid full price for any Helmut Lang. I found great deals at Nordstrom Rack and TJ Maxx. I'm also an eBay person. Cost per wear is also pretty important to me!
I made a list of things that I want/need for the Spring. I want a lot of white pieces (tees, tanks, button down shirt). But I will be using most of my existing Spring/Summer wardrobe like how I did this winter. I can't wait to go through my Spring clothes (they are put away in space bags). When you forget what you have, it's like finding something new again!
How is the Stylebook app working out for everyone so far? I can't imagine having to photograph all of my clothes!
I like that you put so so much thought into how you spend your money. It think the way people shop tells a lot about who they are. You don't waste your money, so you don't waste your efforts.
The app helps a lot figuring out the cost per wear and I must admit I haven't thought about that enough in the past. Yes, taking pictures is a pain, but you start with the items you wear a lot and there are a lot of good pictures online. Sometimes, if it's just a basic white T or black leggings, I don't even take a picture of my own, but download one from the net that looks similar. After all, the app is just for my own pleasure and information. So far I've only taken fotos of most of my winter clothes, I'll have to start again for spring and summer. After a while you become quite good with it and if you watch the tutorials it's pretty easy. And considering how much time I've saved not standing in front of my wardrobe in the morning by just choosing one of the looks I've created or worn before, it is not as time consuming as I thought it would be.