Most people do not need a completely new wardrobe. They need a wardrobe that stops arguing with their life. You know the feeling. You open your closet on a busy morning, already thinking about emails, school drop-off, errands, a lunch meeting, or a long commute. There are clothes in front of you, maybe plenty of them, but somehow very little feels right. One top is too dressy. Another wrinkles too easily. A pair of pants looks good when standing still but becomes uncomfortable after two hours. A jacket matches nothing. The shoes are stylish but not made for the day ahead. Choosing everyday clothing that fits your lifestyle is not…