- White blouse –
 - one with classic tailoring, fitted or slightly loose
 - another with unique cut
 - Blouses (2+) - unique cut and color of choosing
 - T-shirts (4+) - V-neck, crew, loose
 - LS shirts (4+) - casual or more blouses, depending preference
 - Camis (4+) - silk, slub cotton…comfortable, flattering cut
 - Cardigans (2+) - preferably wool/cashmere (for warmth and durability), any cut or weight
 - Sweaters (2+) - any style, preferably of natural materials (linen, cotton, wool, cashmere, etc.)
 - Cocktail dress – DOES NOT have to be black!!!
 - Dress pants - straight or trouser leg
 - hemmed for flats
 - hemmed for heels
 - Black pants
 - Casual pants (2+)
 - Denim –
 - dark wash, straight leg
 - another comfortable, flattering pair
 - Shorts (2+)
 - Dresses (2+) - style, cut and color/pattern of choosing
 - Casual dress - cotton or linen, good for weekends, etc.
 - Black skirt
 - Skirts (2+)
 - Jackets (2+) - tailored to fit, any color or style
 - Trench coat - khaki or black, classic cut (knee length or cropped)
 - Leather jacket - any color or style
 - Jacket - mid to light-weight, any style - for spring/fall
 - Coat - heavy weight, wool - for winter
 
- Boots (2) –
 - heeled but walkable
 - flat
 - weather boots - rain and/or winter
 - Heels (2+) –
 - nude
 - black (low or mid)
 - black (stiletto)
 - Flats (3+) –
 - black, pointed or round toe
 - metallic
 - moccasins
 - Casual shoes - sneakers, Keds, Toms, etc.
 - Sandals (2+) –
 - leather flip-flop
 - strappy, gladiator, etc.
 
- Scarves
 - Tote –
 - leather - for work/school
 - everyday/travel
 - Shoulder bags
 - Clutch/wristlet
 - Jewelry (so subjective, I’ll only give my inspirations and some suggestions for stores…)
 - Hair pieces - headbands, clips, etc.
 - Hats
 - Sunglasses – you can easily get away with a single pair, but I suggest having at least two pairs if not more
 
Bold items are marked because they will most likely receive heavy rotation, and are therefore worth the investment; if you have the money, splurge on these items, especially leather goods (they’ll last a lifetime), shoes (they’re almost always better engineered), sweaters (higher quality fabrics last longer and wear better), and items like cocktail dresses (find the perfect one – don’t settle – it may take a while and cost a bit more, but the difference in price will be compensated for by the way you feel in it)