![]() ![]() We all have outfits we used to adore that we haven’t touched in months. This also helps challenge me to be creative with styling my wardrobe! The outfit I once really loved, but is now abandoned in the back of my closet There are an infinite amount of outfit possibilities-let’s not limit ourselves to the same T-shirt five days a week. If I have duplicate pieces, I pull them all out, line them up, and choose the one or two I wear the most. But I’ve learned that you do not need those kinds of options, and they can end up leaving you with an overstuffed closet full of things you never wear. If a shirt fits, you had to buy it in seven colors. I personally think this is lazy, but have been know to do it. If you haven’t worn it in the last season, then time to part ways with it! The same shirt in 4 different colors Or that one pair of shoes you bought to go with that one outfit for that one vacation you were going to go on. Face it, you’re probably not going to wear it. Maybe you just haven’t gotten the chance to rock that sundress since you’ve been stuck in sweaters for months, but I’m talking about the beautiful silk blouse you bought for that date last year that you’ve still never worn. ![]() I understand this is a hard rule with changing seasons. Anything you haven’t worn in over six months Can I get it tailored to correctly fit? Could I resell it online? If not, it’s time to part ways with it. I try to look at these pieces and ask myself what makes them special and worth keeping. I know it can be difficult to let go of pieces you may love or spent a lot of money on, but it’s important to be realistic and keep in mind the “quality, not quantity” type of wardrobe you want. But I try to work on building a wardrobe to wear now. It’s easy to hold out for the day you’ll squeeze back into the expensive sweater you accidentally shrunk in the dryer. If I answer a firm “no” to any of the above, it’s time to say sayonara and decide whether to sell, donate, swap, or toss the item. And most importantly: Do I feel confident when I wear this?.If I was shopping right now, would I buy this?.If this is damaged in any way (piling, rips, stains, missing buttons, broken zippers, fading, etc.), will I actually make the effort to get this repaired in the near future?.Is this currently in style, and/or does this still accurately represent my style?.Is it likely I will ever wear this again?.Have I worn this in the last 12 months?.I definitely recommend putting on a super fun playlist and just make it a dance party! As I look at each piece, I ask myself the 7 following questions: I physically touch and analyze each piece of clothing. When I clean out my closet, I start my pulling every item out of my closet, and try it on. I wanted to share my tips and questions I ask myself when cleaning out my own closet so you can be prepared for your spring closet clean out! Spring Closet Clean Out Tips But hey, you never know-your feet may randomly shrink overnight, right? The pair of gorgeous heels you scored during a massive sale that have yet to leave the shoebox due to being a half-size too small. Worn-down denim that once were favorites, but have since retired to the back of your drawers. The sparkly number you wore on NYE to ring in 2017. It can be difficult to let go of pretty things that once made your heart happy. I love spring cleaning! I feel like it is the best time to step back and purge! Having a major clothing addiction, I try to do a closet clean out a couple times of year. As spring is soon approaching, it is time to Marie Kondo your closet.
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