Sewing a 90's Capsule Wardrobe

Today we will be focusing on a 90s inspired capsule wardrobe. The 90s brought a plethora of designs and styles that are synonymous with the time and styles we want to be looking at today. There is a great variety of options to look through and we can’t wait to hear your thoughts on them!

Ria is with us to go through this capsule wardrobe, she will be talking you through what a capsule wardrobe is and what the 90s style is all about! She will also be providing pattern and fabric pairing suggestions for you – Which was your favourite?

We’d love to hear which are your favourite patterns and fabrics, would you add any to the list? Join the discussion in the comments and let us know what you are sewing up and if anything has inspired you today!

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We’ve popped the links to the sewing pattern, fabric and any tools below. If you have any questions, drop us a comment below and we can try and help you along in your sewing journey.

Music: The Nerve

#90s #capsule #wardrobe

[anne-mareesleigh]

very cute, and as somebody that lived through the 90s I'd say I agree with most of these. Just 2 things I'd add. a pair of cargos and a button front long line skirt, preferably in a ditzy print floral. Other than that, spot on! Love it.

[aktualnie.piotrowska]

What fabric was used for teh shirt that Ria is wearing? :-) So cute!

[NellMckay]

Great combo thank you, brings back memories!

Please whoever puts the M on the video at the end don't put it on the presenters face. I don't think its necessary. As a professional artist putting the M over the face looks domineering and not in a nice way.
I know why you have put it there, firstly its central to the screen and so usually is the presenter, and because of the shape of it you have replaced their face with a similar shape; they become in effect the face of Minerva. It doesn't work. The M should be in a position of support and to the side of the presenter. So you could finish with the presenter to one side and the M in the middle or have the presenter in the middle and the M offset, in which case the M could be bigger if you want to maximise its impact, in my opinion. X

[dianemontavon]

very nice video except the music is too much. It must be just me but it's annoying and it's harder for me to hear you over it.