A few years ago, I counted the clothes in my wardrobe and realised I was regularly wearing about a third of them. The rest existed in a kind of holding pattern, too good to donate, not quite right enough to reach for, taking up space and contributing to that daily low-grade frustration of standing in front of a full wardrobe feeling like you have nothing to wear. So, I thought, why not build the ultimate checklist to build a Minimalist Capsule Wardrobe?. That is the paradox that capsule wardrobe thinking solves. Not by having less, exactly, but by having less of the wrong things. I am not a minimalist in…