Capsule Wardrobe: 5 Things I Can’t Stop Wearing This Summer

August 3, 2022 (updated January 31, 2023) — Written by

When steamy temps roll around, all I want is cute, easy-to-wear clothing that I don’t have to think about. Enter my summer capsule wardrobe, which includes these 5 pieces I JUST CAN’T STOP WEARING. Keep reading for my must-haves.

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By: Lisa Fennessy

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My summer 2022 capsule wardrobe

Okay, it’s not an official capsule wardrobe, but I DID bring nearly all these pieces with me on a two-week East Coast trip, all of which fit into my favorite carry-on. So that’s essentially a capsule—and to me, that’s a good-enough definition, since I CAN’T STOP WON’T STOP wearing these.

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What are you loving this summer?

xo, lisa in cursive

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By Lisa Fennessy

Lisa is the founder of The New Knew. Passionate about clean beauty, organic eats and nontoxic lifestyle, Lisa writes to create awareness. Conscious consumerism and informed decisions will impact the marketplace, our health and THE WORLD!

2 Comments

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    JJ

    Sigh. I have been trying to find a wire free version of a bra too. Also one that is breathable. I don’t want polyester lace and other things when I am dying of heat. With all the wireless options I found, the problem for me is that there is the natural sag. It doesn’t give a good shape like wired(non-padded) versions do. Plus things are still bouncy if I walk too fast or jog. If I do find one that is supportive, it’s because it presses everything down like spanx does and I cannot breathe. Ugh. Why is this so hard?

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      Lisa Fennessy

      Hi JJ! I know, why is this SO HARD! I totally hear you. Please report back if you find your holy grail! xo, Lisa

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