50 Fashion Blog Post Ideas that Don’t Require Buying Anything

Ever feel like you’re in a rut with writing blog posts? Same. It literally happens to me all the time. It happens to all of us actually. Even if you don’t take these ideas word-for-word, here are a few blog post ideas that I hope can get you started.

50 Blog Post Ideas

1. The 10 Best Purchases I Ever Made
2. The 10 Worst Purchases I Ever Made
3. 3 Ways to Wear *Your Favorite Closet Staple*
4. The 10 Things You Need In Your Wardrobe
5. How to Style (a trendy piece in your closet)
6. A DIY tutorial
7. How to Transition Your Outfit from Day to Night
8. Investment Pieces I Don’t Regret Buying
9. The Most Worn Item in My Closet (with a round-up of all the times you’ve styled it)
10. My Favorite Trends of the Season (+ How to Make Them Last into the next season)
11. Do a 10×10 Challenge with Your Wardrobe
12. Record your outfits of the week
13. Do an Instagram Outfit Recap
14. A post on the best-selling/most-loved pieces you’ve shared (If you use RewardStyle, you can see this in your analytics)
15. Create a packing checklist
16. Clean out your closet and write about how you did it
17. Create a lookbook (styling leather jackets or another trend you love)
18. Collaborate with another blogger on wearing the same piece in different ways (like a denim jacket)
19. The 5 shoes every girl needs in her closet
20. How to Find the Best Sales
21. A round up of your favorite outfit ideas
22. A guide on how to dress for a special event (like on how to dress for a wedding!)
23. A guide on how to change you look with just accessories
24. Recreate your favorite Pinterest look with only items from your closet
25. Create a season wardrobe checklist
26. A guide on dressing for your body type
27. A color guide for seasons and different skin tones
28. Share your favorite ethical fashion brands!
29. Share your other favorite fashion bloggers
30. A guide to corporate style
31. A guide to office wear and the difference between different dress codes (like business professional vs. business casual)
32. Talk about your worst purchase
33. How to avoid buyer’s remorse
34. Tips for saving money shopping
35. The best places to find *a trendy item* (i.e. a chenille sweater, a plaid skirt, over-the-knee boots, etc.)
36. The 5 handbags every girls needs
37. How to build a capsule wardrobe
38. Matching your hair and makeup to your outfit
39. Share a peek into your life by sharing photoshoot bloopers
40. How to wear color in the office
41. How to transition a particular piece from season to season
42. The best loungewear pieces in your closet
43. How to pack for a vacation
44. Recreate Pinterest posts with existing items in your closet
45. Style a piece in your closet in an unexpected way
46. Style a piece in your closet that you haven’t worn in a while
47. Styling an out-of-season item
48. DIY a pair of jeans
49. A tutorial on how to upcycle a piece in your wardrobe
50. Style the same piece for different occassions

About the Outfit:

While I don’t talk much about my specific outfits anymore, this outfit deserves a specific callout. With a DIY-cropped denim jacket and a vintage maxi dress I hemmed to make into a mini, this outfit truly is one of a kind.

You’ve seen the jacket before, especially if you’ve been hanging out near my blog or Instagram long. I got the oversized Levi’s denim jacket on thredUP, one of my favorite resale sites. I cropped it to the length I wanted myself and constantly get compliments on this jacket. Truly, it’s my favorite most-worn piece in my closet.

The dress was originally a maxi dress that was slightly too big for me. I purchased it from a site that used to sell vintage clothing (but doesn’t anymore) and decided it would make the cutest mini-dress. I had it slightly taken in on the sides and took off about half of the skirt, so it now fits me perfectly in a much more wearable lenght. Paired with some Golden Goose sneaks, this look is definitely signature Kirsten.