As a woman, it's highly likely you've had the following experience: opening your closet, staring at its abundant sartorial offerings, and stating to yourself (sometimes aloud), "I have nothing to wear." When it comes to dressing oneself, there is perhaps no feeling quite as miserable as this one—we think it's the fashion equivalent of poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge's famous line: "Water, water everywhere, and not a drop to drink."
As a woman, it's highly likely you've had the following experience: opening your closet, staring at its abundant sartorial offerings, and stating to yourself (sometimes aloud), "I have nothing to wear." When it comes to dressing oneself, there is perhaps no feeling quite as miserable as this one—we think it's the fashion equivalent of poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge's famous line: "Water, water everywhere, and not a drop to drink."
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