"classic wardrobe" is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase is typically used to refer to an ensemble of clothing items that are timeless in style, such as blazers, dress shirts, trousers, etc. For example: "This classic wardrobe will never go out of style, so no matter the season, you can always stay fashionable”.
That is, making classic wardrobe staples seem suddenly covetable.
"Our customers have really understood the versatility of the brand and their purchases reflect that – they're gravitating towards classic wardrobe staples that have longevity and great wearability".
The line is full of basic classic wardrobe staples like a military jacket (spring version, $515), which mixes well with so many of the designers we carry.
True, who is fair and has striking blue eyes, was also known for her elegant New England manners and her classic wardrobe.
Customised, clashing pieces were mixed with classic wardrobe staples and nothing was off-limits in terms of style; in fact, the more outlandish the better.
"I think part of the reason it has garnered so much interest is that, ultimately, it is a classic wardrobe buy," said Russo.
On the catwalk vintage denim sundresses had a 70s feel, retro tracksuits were re-imagined into sporty mini-dresses, logoed T-shirts and silky cocktail frocks all served to complete a classic summer wardrobe.
Obtain a classic, refined wardrobe.
Each piece is a new wardrobe classic that will update every man's spring wardrobe with great style.
A fruit-print shirt is this year's spin on the Hawaiian shirt, which can inexplicably claim to be a BBQ wardrobe classic.
INTRODUCED in 1975 by Christian Restoin (the French Vogue editor Carine Roitfeld's longtime partner), Equipment was, for its two-decade span, the Levi's 501 of buttoned shirts: easy, cool, classic -- a wardrobe staple for a who's who of style icons.
