I'm Sari and I'm Haley and this is Seamwork Radio.

Welcome back to Seamwork Radio where we share practical ideas for building a creative process

so you can sew with intention and joy. So it's August and that means it's time for the

fall session of Design Your

Wardrobe. So over the next four weeks, Haley and I are going to be taking you along as we do

the entire Design Your Wardrobe program so that you get a peek inside our personal processes.

And today, we're talking about week two of Design Your Wardrobe as we set goals and make our mood board. All right, so we'll

start with our icebreaker for today. So, Haley, my question for you today is, do you feel like

your vision for your wardrobe this fall has changed very much from your vision from last fall?

Do you see a lot of change there? My answer would have to be yes and no. There are a lot

of through lines. There's even a handful of images that are exactly the same as some of those

that I included last fall. And I would say that those aspects are kind of the coziness, classic, almost kind of French

inspiration.

I think what feels different is there's a lot more like playfulness and a little bit more of a sense of fun in the mood board that I've been working on for

this collection. What about you? I think for me, looking back at last year versus this year,

I think if you were to look at them side by side, you'd think they're very, very similar.

Aesthetically, there's a lot that they have in common. And some of the same pieces that I was really

drawn to last fall are back on my mood board for this fall. So I think in a lot of ways that are really

similar. And to me, that's pretty comforting because I think, you know, I have a pretty solid style that I stick with. And that's, I like that. Yeah. Because it means, you know,

I can own less stuff and still feel like myself. I think aesthetically, they're very similar.

I think where I see some change is that my ideas, my vision and my mood board for this fall is maybe a little bit more focused on practicality.

Now that I've lived where I live right now for a couple years and have lived in this environment and this climate,

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