Most people buy clothes wrong. They chase trends, overspend, and end up with a closet full of stuff that doesn't go together. Here's what I learned the hard way:

1. Build around neutrals first. Black, white, grey, navy — these are the foundation. Every piece you add should work with at least 3 things you already own.

2. Fit > brand. A $30 tee that fits perfectly will always look better than a $200 one that doesn't. Learn your measurements. Know what silhouettes work for your body.

3. Less pieces, more outfits. The goal isn't having the most clothes — it's having the most combinations. 20 versatile pieces will outperform 60 random ones every time.

I break this stuff down in detail inside F.V Cloth — styling tutorials, outfit formulas, seasonal guides. Come through if you're serious about leveling up your wardrobe.