You don’t always have to buy something new, you can simply try new ways of using your clothes.
We present three residents, with the help of which you can assemble fresh-looking, stylish outfits from the contents of your own wardrobe. This way you can get more out of your favorite clothes.
Watch the video and pictures to see how the outfits change in the eyes.
Inka Soveri
Add playful tights to the outfit
Try changing your traditional – and maybe a bit boring – black tights to something more stylish. Decorative patterns, colorful models woven with metal threads stand out from simple everyday wear.
Vero Moda’s rooster-patterned jacket 59.99 e, Sokos. Satin mini skirt 29.99 e, Lindex. Ribbed polo shirt 24.99 e, Lindex. Glitter tights 16.99 e, Vero Moda. Maihars and earrings throughout the story are the tavis model’s own.
Technical training shirt and straight pants
Combine a sporty top with classic trousers. An interesting contrast is created in the outfit when the technical training shirt is combined with timeless straight suit pants. It goes without saying that the sports shirt has been through the washing machine after a sweaty workout before you head out on the town in it.
Technical, long-sleeved sports shirt 34.99 e, Only Play. Grey, wide straight pants with pleats 89.99 e, Esprit.
A shirt dress also works well with a jacket
A shirt dress is a convenient piece of clothing, as it is both casual and dressed-up at the same time. But did you know that a shirt dress can also easily be used as a substitute for a carefree jacket.
The patterned cotton shirt dress with undersized sleeves from the Finnish brand Papu is organic cotton 249 e, Bean. The off-white t-shirt is a viscose-elastin blend 19.99 e, Vero Moda. Elastic olive green pants that widen downwards 189 e, Sand. Black Mary Jane suede open-toe shoes with straps and patent leather toe 145 e, Sleepy.