Trend Development - Minimalist Lifestyle

Basically, minimalist lifestyle means that we live in the simple environment which enough to fulfill our needs. According to Marie Kondo's book, through minimalist lifestyle, people start to life in the simpler environment, become more manageable in term of their spending. Living in minimalist lifestyle doesn't mean that people must throw away lots of things, instead, keep things which is suitable to our taste such as color preferences, favorable details and details, and others. In term of fashion, minimalist lifestyle can be achieved by creating a capsule wardrobe. By creating a capsule wardrobe, it help us to manage our spending and help us to realized on whats our fashion preference in term of details, colors, fabrics, functionality, silhouette, and others.

Living in a minimalist lifestyle of course could bring advantages to ourselves. 

1. Decluttering helps people breathe
   Living a minimalist lifestyle we start to get rid of unrelated/unused stuffs and only keep useful and favorable things. This will give more room and space
   
2. Minimalism allows for refocusing
   When we have lots of things, its hard for us to focus on one thing and our concentrations are all over the place. Through this lifestyle, we could focus in one thing and work on it.
   
3. Less stuff equals more money
   As we get rid of luxurious stuff at home, we save money and we can use it for more important things such as, pay debt or student loan.
   
4. Save more time and energy
   Having less stuff at home or our surroundings make us focus on thing we need and use the extra time to enjoy what we like. Besides saving time, the energy used to dealing with other stuff will be available for other activities. As a result, people with less material lifestyle will be healthier and stronger 

(N.B: These are the PPT that I did in power point. I screen shot and put it here and add some description)


References:

1. https://nosidebar.com/why-minimalism/
2. time.com/3738202/minimalism-clutter-too-much-stuff/
3. www.theminimalists.com/radical/
4. https://www.forbes.com/forbes/welcome/?toURL=https://www.forbes.com/sites/deborahweinswig/2016/09/07/millennials-go-minimal-the-decluttering-lifestyle-trend-that-is-taking-over/&refURL