Which Day Wear New Clothes : Style Guide for Women

Tired of looking in the mirror every morning and asking yourself the same old question of “What to wear today?" or "Which Day Wear New Clothes?" then you are not alone. There are just so many options, and the trends on social media do not help. One day, it’s all about timeless classics, and the other day, a new trend is going viral. And most clothes you order online are a disappointment.

But you no longer have to worry about finding new clothes or chasing trends. Forget the fashion rules that don’t apply to you. In this blog, we’ll guide you through the process of discovering your own unique style. And effortlessly curate outfits that make you look and feel good about yourself.

Build a Capsule Wardrobe

Have you ever stood in front of a closet full of clothes and yet you have nothing to wear? Then you definitely need a capsule wardrobe. A capsule wardrobe includes a collection of carefully selected outfits. These fits are intentionally selected, and each serves a specific purpose. 

The focus is to choose high-quality, timeless clothes which can be mixed and matched to create multiple outfits. And no, it will not look like you are repeating outfits or boring.

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Here’s how you can start building your wardrobe:

• Take out all the clothes from your wardrobe, and only keep the ones you love and wear often.
• Know your personal style. What’s your lifestyle? What fits you feel most comfortable in?
• Select a colour palette. Neutrals like black, white, and grey will be your base colours. And colours like pink, green, or red will be your accent colours.
• Invest in high-end clothes. They might be more expensive, but they will last longer and look better.

And no need to worry about your favourite ethnic wear. You can pair your favourite salwar kameez set with jeans or skirts for a fusion look. The goal is to have fun experimenting and exploring new ways to style.

Here’s how a capsule wardrobe can be a game-changer for you and the environment:

• Saves money, as you no longer impulse buy that expensive blazer at 2 AM. And since you’ve already invested in a high-quality outfit, you don’t need to repurchase outfits.

• Saves time, you don’t have to spend hours curating an outfit. With limited choices, and everything mixes and matches, you get to look put together with minimum effort.

• Less mental clutter. According to Vastu, each object in your house carries energy. When you have too many clothes, it blocks energy and adds to your mental load.
  

3 Pillars of Styling

Once you have mastered these three fundamental pillars of styling. Your appearance transforms from basic to sophisticated and elegant. 

Fit 

The fit can make or break your outfit. The difference between the outfits which look expensive and the ones that look cheap comes down to how well they sit on your body.

• The right fit feels snug, without being too tight or too loose.
• Find the fits and cuts which look the best on your body shape.
• Choose a fit which enhances the natural features of your body, instead of one which highlights your insecurities.

Fabric

The fabric decides how comfortable you are going to feel in that outfit. And how it moves or wears over time. You may feel naturally more inclined towards the feel of some fabrics against your skin. 

• Light and breathable fabrics like cotton, linen, and rayon are a non-negotiable in the Indian summers.
• Warmer and thicker fabrics like wools and silks are best kept for winter.
• Always choose fabrics which feel comfortable. If a fabric feels scratchy or makes you sweat, you simply won’t wear it even if it looks beautiful.

Accessories

The right accessories can instantly elevate your outfit to look special. Like a simple black dress can look casual with sneakers or more formal with statement jewellery and heels. Accessories add interest and make your outfit look more complete. 

Dressing by the Days of the Week

Vedic astrology suggests wearing specific colours on a specific day of the week. It balances the planetary energies and removes any negative influences from your chart. It makes choosing an outfit each morning simpler and simplifies your morning routine.

We’ve made a simple table that you can refer to next time before you pick out your outfit.

Best Day to Wear New Clothes

Vedic astrology lists specific favourable time periods (muhurata) for performing certain activities. Specific days are considered highly auspicious for wearing new garments. The energy new clothes bring into your life depends on the day you wear them for the very first time. 

Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday are the most favourable days to wear new clothes. 

Wearing new clothes on Friday attracts wealth and happiness. While on Thursdays, increase knowledge and luck.

Avoid Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday for new clothes. Wearing new clothes these days means the garment gets damaged quickly, and or brings delays. 

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Simple style tips and planning can save you from this difficult question of “What to wear?” every day. A capsule wardrobe which suits your lifestyle and comfort helps you save time, money, and energy. Plus, choosing outfit colours according to the days of the week boosts your energy and protects you from negative influences from planets.

FAQs

Q1. Which colour clothes to wear on which day?

General colour suggestions include White for Mondays, Red for Tuesdays, Green for Wednesdays, Yellow for Thursdays, Blue for Fridays, Black for Saturdays, and Orange for Sundays.

Q2. What colour to wear on Friday?

Friday is ruled by Venus, a planet of love and beauty. Wearing white, light blue, or pink on Fridays attracts wealth and prosperity.

Q3. What colour to wear on Wednesday?

Wearing green on Wednesdays increases mental clarity and communication skills.

Q4. What to wear for a professional meeting?

For a professional meeting, focus on wearing neutral colours like blue, grey, black, or white. These colours show trust, authority, and professionalism. 

Q5. What to wear while going to a temple?

When visiting a temple, wear modest clothing which covers your shoulders, chest and knees. And if possible, go for traditional Indian wear.