LAURYN GOLDBERG

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Data Made Me Wear It

A monthly study of how a real wardrobe evolves over time. I track what I wear, what I buy, what I let go of, and why—through the lens of data, sustainability, and long-term collecting.

Runway shows might look like fantasy, but they’re really just outfits—and a great source of ideas if you know how to break them down. This month I’m walking through my process for translating @chanelofficial runway looks into real-l
The inspiration vs. shopping my closet, Chanel Spring 2026 edition!
Can you believe this gem of a find from @therealreal?! It’s early 2000s @prada and fits almost perfectly. Next stop is the tailor. The skirt will be taken in, and the jacket is missing the lower button. #secondhand #alterations #vintage
One of the largest gaps in my wardrobe is boots. The only rain boots I had until recently were my tall Hunter boots gathering dust in the garage. When it snows or rains, I relied (and ruined) sneakers or bumbled around in my tall rubber boots for sma
This month’s post is about what changed when I packed less. A winter weekend trip to Montreal forced me to fit everything into a carry-on—and it unexpectedly made getting dressed easier and my outfits better. 🔗 link in bio #wearingmywar
Shopping my closet inspired by my saved folder. 30 outfits styled from what I already own. 🔗 link in bio to read #wardrobedata #outfitinspo #stylinginsporation #wearingmywardrobe
Why another pair of black shoes? There was strangely a gap in my closet for black flats with arch support (my ankles be aging) but do not require socks.
The inspiration vs. shopping my closet
I’ve built a strong foundation of most-worn items from a small list of favorite brands, but in 2026 I want to shake things up and experiment with how I style what I own, and try new brands. Some of my inspo for 2026 is new and some are years ol
This cashmere cable knit sweater is one of my greatest secondhand finds. It retails for almost $500 but I found it lightly used on @ebay for $60. You may also recognize it from my menswear post last month! This sweater gets a lot of wear in our house
It’s my favorite post to write - the annual wardrobe recap! This is my largest recap ever featuring my 20 most worn items from 2025, a brand trend report, and what’s on my wishlist for 2026. 🔗 Link in bio to read #wardrobedata #closetaud
This month I’m exploring what l’ve been calling Husband Corner-the shared pieces I don’t track, but wear often. A look at the wardrobe outliers that live between two closets and why they still matter, whether you’re borrowing
Womenswear loves to market “boyfriend” everything but if you want that oversized lived-in fit you’ll get a more honest version buying true menswear.
November’s most worn shows how earth-colored my Fall wardrobe has been. I’m back to wearing trousers almost every day.
If you’ve ever put off fixing a loose button or hemming a skirt, this one’s for you. This month’s post is a how-to guide on repairing, repurposing, and recycling your wardrobe—with or without the help of a professional—a
It’s repair and repurpose season! This month I dive into what I’ve been tailoring, dyeing, cobbling—and what to do when it’s time to let something go. 🔗 Link in bio #SustainableFashion #FashionData #SlowFashion #wearingmyward
 

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