Multitasking Fashion

To me, having a green wardrobe is not only about buying organic or vintage garments, but also about creating a functional wardrobe with lots of potential for remixing. I want to be able to make the most out of the clothing I have rather than constantly buy trend-based clothes that will most likely be out of style in a few months' time. I'll be the first to admit that I'm not as adventurous and creative with my clothing as I'd like to be. That is one reason why I'm always looking for videos and images that show multiple ways to wear an item, to help get me some inspiration for my own closet. Today, I wanted to share some of them, in hopes that they'll be just as inspirational and help you get the most out of the clothes you already have - and so, be on your way to creating a functional and, most importantly, greener wardrobe.

Scarves are probably my favourite accessory and though there are endless articles and videos on different ways to wear them, these are my 2 favourite ones:

25 Ways to Wear a Scarf in 4.5 Minutes by Wendy of Wendy's Lookbook

50 ways to wear a scarf by Sydney of The Daybook 

 • Images via How Does She •

As it turns out, a skirt can be worn in many different ways too:

Profresh Guide to 1 Skirt 24 Ways by Profresh Style

And finally, the possibilities with a round piece of fabric seem to be practically infinite:

20 Ways To Transform A Piece Of Fabric Into A Shirt, Skirt, & Dress by Chriselle Lim

Last week-end, I discovered Chriselle Lim's fashion videos, where she shares plenty of tips about how to create a functional - and fashionable - wardrobe. After watching just a few of them, I was inspired and filled with ideas about how to improve my own wardrobe. These are just some of the ones that I liked best:

• What To Wear When Travelling - Repeat & Rotate
• 7 Basic Pieces 14 Looks
• Back To School - Bring Your Summer Wardrobe Into Fall

I'd love to know, what piece in your wardrobe do you think is the most versatile?