From Closet Chaos to Capsule Calm Before starting anything, first I want to tell the story about "My Journey to Discovering the Capsule Wardrobe". For years, I thought having a full closet meant having endless outfit possibilities. Every sale felt like an opportunity, every trend a “must-have.” But the truth? I was drowning in clothes. My wardrobe was overflowing with tops I never wore, jeans that didn’t quite fit, and accessories I had forgotten I even owned. The real challenge wasn’t a lack of clothes—it was the clutter . Each morning became a battle. I’d stand in front of my closet, frustrated, whispering the same line over and over: “I have nothing to wear.” Ironically, I had too much. Too many choices, too many things that didn’t feel like me anymore. The turning point came one evening when I was trying to pack for a weekend trip. I had piles of clothes on my bed, but nothing felt right together. I sat there, surrounded by chaos, realizing that I didn’t need more clothe...
The Story of Silk: From Ancient Threads to Timeless Elegance When we think of luxury, softness, and elegance, one fabric instantly comes to mind: SILK . This shimmering textile has captivated royalty, merchants, designers, and fashion lovers for thousands of years. But how did silk go from a secret in ancient China to a global symbol of refinement? Let’s unravel the fascinating history of silk fabric. The Legendary Origins in Ancient China The story of silk begins in ancient China around 2700 BCE . According to Chinese legend, Empress Leizu discovered silk when a silkworm cocoon fell into her tea. As she tried to remove it, she noticed the cocoon unraveling into a long, delicate thread. Inspired by this discovery, she is said to have invented the silk reel and loom — giving birth to the first silk garments. By 1300 BCE, the Chinese had mastered the art of sericulture (silkworm farming), spinning, and weaving, creating a luxurious fabric that was worn by nobility and used in c...