Hi Michele! Thanks so much for reading and I’m glad you liked the post. Yes, I did a whole series last year about building a wardrobe that works for you. You’ll find all the post in this link: https://dressedformyday.com/category/fashion-2/building-a-wardrobe/ Or you can access those posts in the future through the FASHION tab at the top of my blog, under BUILDING A WARDROBE. But here’s the post where I talked about choosing the colors of your wardrobe: https://dressedformyday.com/how-to-choose-the-colors-of-your-wardrobe/ It’s one of my favorites! Thanks so much for reading Dressed for My Day.

I completely get it. We all have unique personal preferences. I was just curious. Many of my readers have very specific opinions about shoes. Hahaha! I guess I do too. As much as I like some – but not all – mules, I don’t own any because I’m afraid they won’t stay on my feet. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. ?

Hi Kay, I wore heels for many years in an office environment, mostly pumps with 2-1/2 – 3″ heel. Now I’m 65 and retired & working 12 hrs a week in retail for fun (basically on my feet for 3-4 hrs at a time). I live in the Midwest & frankly I have a difficult time with shoe selection between the seasons of booties & sandals! Most flat shoes don’t feel comfortable to me, unless they are fashion or athletic sneakers, so I prefer a wedge or heel. But really I just can’t get used to the look of loafers or mules. I follow you & Jo-Lynne regularly & a few others occasionally and it’s just me, I guess. I like comfort especially now being older (what does happen to our feet???), but I also like a flattering feminine shoe & these menswear looks just don’t appeal to me. Am I the only one? Thanks for your reply. I wish I had better answers for you. I really appreciate you, though!!