The start of the year is often the time to sort and tidy up. A stylist gives her tips for an organized and optimized wardrobe that we love 100%.
The cupboards are overflowing, the drawers are full, the shoe storage spaces are overbooked… An overfilled and disorganized dressing room can be a real handicap on a daily basis. For what ? It doesn’t allow you to get dressed quickly in the morning because you can’t distinguish the pieces, it’s messy and doesn’t allow you to think carefully about your looks. The solution ? A good Marie Kondo sorting. This also allows you to sort your mind and find a functional space. During the year, several times are particularly suitable for in-depth sorting. We think in particular of spring, with the famous “spring cleaning”, but also at the end of the year before the holidays or even at the beginning of the year to get off to a good start. Because yes, sorting is synonymous with renewal because it allows you to have a new look but also to rediscover clothes and accessories that you may have forgotten by piling them up in your wardrobe.
This is also why we recommend sorting before going to the sales or simply before indulging in a shopping session. So you can avoid impulse purchases and duplicates ! Do you want to bring order to your dressing room? A stylist shares her tips for efficient and quick sorting.
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Sorting the dressing room: a stylist’s tips for putting the wardrobe in order
Stylist Caitlin Jaymes shares her easy tips for organizing your closet. If you follow his advice, you will have an optimized wardrobe!
- Ask yourself if the item of clothing in your hand turns you on, makes you want to wear it and create outfits with it. “For my part, the choice of my outfit is the main reason why I leave the house,” says the stylist. If you don’t feel that excitement, then you can consider it not useful in your cabinet.
- Ask yourself if you can at least work out two different outfits with the garment. “If you can’t, then that means it doesn’t necessarily align with your everyday style or the rest of your clothes.” For the stylist, you have to get rid of it because you will probably never wear it.
- Ask yourself if you would buy the item of clothing if it were in store now, if you come across him during a shopping trip. “If you can’t buy him back, then you’re not in love with him”, then you can live without him.