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My next business trip involves three days of meetings, so I want a compact wardrobe with a few useful combinations. My starting pieces are navy trousers, a grey jacket and shoes that are comfortable enough for walking between offices. The difficulty is choosing tops that work together without making every outfit look almost identical. To give my question some context, I have been looking into [url=https://outfitinspiration.top]color analysis[/url] although I want to compare the clothes I own before buying pieces from any particular seasonal palette. Does alternating light and deeper tops create enough variety, or would you choose a narrower range of shades? There is also an informal dinner, and I would like to use the same jacket without looking dressed for another meeting. Which two changes would you make first if you were packing around these pieces with very little room to spare?

[Lucasbom]

My next business trip involves three days of meetings, so I want a compact wardrobe with a few useful combinations. My starting pieces are navy trousers, a grey jacket and shoes that are comfortable enough for walking between offices. The difficulty is choosing tops that work together without making every outfit look almost identical. To give my question some context, I have been looking into [url=https://outfitinspiration.top]color analysis[/url] although I want to compare the clothes I own before buying pieces from any particular seasonal palette. Does alternating light and deeper tops create enough variety, or would you choose a narrower range of shades? There is also an informal dinner, and I would like to use the same jacket without looking dressed for another meeting. Which two changes would you make first if you were packing around these pieces with very little room to spare?