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A 30-day workbook

Get dressed in five minutes. Every morning.

Thirty pieces, three colours, sixty outfits — every one tried on me. Fifteen minutes a day for thirty days.

$29
PDF workbook · 96 pages · 6 printables
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You start with the clothes you already own.

Try day one free
Day 1 · Printablep. 18

The bed test

  • Take out everything you haven't worn in a year
  • Lay it all on the bed
  • Three piles: keep · tailor · let go
  • Don't decide yet. Just look.
1 EDIT2 TAILOR3 BUY4 WEAR
The 30-piece formulap. 12

Navy · camel · ivory — and one accent from your jewellery or a scarf.

Tops6
Knits4
Bottoms5
Dresses3
Jackets3
Coats2
Shoes4
Bags3
What it saves you
No more buying things that go with nothing.

That's day one. Twenty-nine to go.

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Why this workbook, darling?

01

Everything goes with everything.

So the morning takes five minutes, not forty.

02

You'll spend less.

Thirty pieces doing the work of a hundred.

03

One small suitcase for two weeks.

And never "I have nothing to wear" again.

What's inside

Pages from inside Capsule Wardrobe after 50
A 30-day programme — one 15-minute task a day: edit, tailor, buy, wear
The 30-piece formula — plus 3 palettes for your colouring
60 outfits from the same 30 pieces — all photographed on me
6 printables — the bed test, closet audit, spend/save list, tailor list, 30-day tracker, packing list
One camel coat · two of the 60 looks on me
Margot in a camel coat in a carMargot in a camel coat on a park bench
Three bonuses, from me

My own 30 pieces

Every item I own — and the story behind it

One suitcase, two weeks

My Riviera packing list

Colours after 50

What to wear near your face

30DAYS
30PIECES
60OUTFITS
96PAGES

Less than one coat you'll never wear, darling.

$29
PDF workbook · 96 pages
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Margot Belmont

I'm Margot.

At 22 I opened a little atelier in Paris. For fifty years I dressed women of every age and budget — and watched too many of them give their elegance away. This is everything I told them.