#Wardrobe Clothes Organizer

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[conkreetmonkey]

I just had an idea and want to see if anybody else does this: do you guys ever remove seasonal clothes like shorts from your wardrobes/dressers when their times have passed for the year, fold them up, and pack them into a box in the closet?

I've realized that there's no real reason to keep my shorts mixed in with the clothes I can actually wear rn, they're functionally reduced to clutter until the weather warms up again next May or so. I could just fold them up and put them in a nice labelled box in the wardrobe to save space and reduce the time I spend searching around in my bottoms drawer.

[lycanwlf]

now that im aware my job hates me and im in trouble for not doing a good enough job i doubt im gonna have the courage to call out next week to go to a concert but all tickets are nonrefundable so

[whatudottu]

Motherfucking Y2K Viridin? More likely than you think-

Does he dress like this now? Not so much. Did he totally take the opportunity to dress like this in the early 2000s? Yeah pretty much

[ilovenikkisfashion]

Winter is the Season of Sewing

I just realized my pun! "Sewing"... "Snowing"...

As the days get shorter and the temperature chills, something inside me yells out, "time to knit and sew and dress up all fluffy and cute!" I can only imagine something influenced me, and it may have been a particular mobile game...

In college, the sessions between classes granted me some free time, so I decided to check out a game who's ads kept popping up on my YouTube videos - Love Nikki.

The ads were not at all what the game actually turned out to be. In fact, the ads were quite shocking - I remember the main character with pink hair, Nikki, and another young lady with silver hair, later known in the actual story as Kimi, were fighting over a shared male love interest as well as other ads that made it appear there was a "dating-sim" element, which there was not. Here's an example of an ad (I never personally saw this one, but it is a good example): https://youtube.com/shorts/H3t_r2Y_d6U?si=msTisoOq8IE82X17

If you're interested in comically bad and misleading advertisements, here's a reddit forum I found. None of the ads spark any memories unfortunately, but I may be misremembering, or the ads I saw were before someone started archiving them. https://www.reddit.com/r/LoveNikki/comments/9gnksq/love_nikki_ads/

The game is absolutely adorable and pure compared to the ads! It's such a shame that the marketing studio used shock and strange situations to promote the game, but it did get me to try it out of morbid curiosity...

You play as Nikki, a pink-haired human girl who was sent to the magically world of Miraland where you battle through styling! You start the game through a styling battle tutorial with Queen Nanari, the one who brought Nikki and her cape-wearing talking cat, Momo, to this universe. The queen did not explain why she brought the duo to Miraland, only that they would understand in due time. Nikki meets several characters throughout her journey who guide her through the different cities and kingdoms. Each chapter has about a dozen or so stage missions for you to complete through styling battles against NPC opponents. At each stage, there were currency and clothing item drops, which you could use in future styling battles or collect and use to craft new pieces that were worth more styling points.

There were 10 main style categories clothing and accessories could be labeled under, each piece having only 1 or 2 styles: Gorgeous, Elegant, Sexy, Mature, Lively, Pure, Cute, Simple, Cool and Warm. Each stage required a certain number of points towards certain categories, and you would receive a rank from "F" to "S" depending on your success. There were also 5 buttons along the bottom of the screen during the battle for you to gain additional points or to debuff or sabotage the opponent, and they could do the same to you.

My favorite aspect of the game were the different locations and culturally influenced clothing. The Apple Federation was definitely based off of the United States of America. According to the Wiki page, Welton, the founder of the Apple Federation, fought against colonist rule, and the nation is home to a diversity of people as it is immigrant-friendly. I believe the name either comes from New York City, "The Big Apple," because Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty being the most iconic symbols of liberty, freedom, and refuge for immigrants, or it could come from the notion of George Washington having chopped his father's apple (or cherry) tree as a child and praised by his father for being honest about his misdeed - I can't remember where this came from; it was like a tale passed around in elementary school, but it was apparently true.

I could go on about each nation, but I'll quickly summarize their style and real-life inspiration/influence:

Apple Federation: simple and modern styles; North American / United States inspired

Lilith Kingdom: cute and fairytale-inspired styles; very much European, most notably Greece (Wintermount), Italy (Cicia), Austria (Hayden), and Denmark, Norway, or Sweden (Hela Vi)

Cloud Empire: gorgeous and elegant styles; divided into four regions as follows: Northern Cloud (with snowfall in the mountains that divide the Cloud Empire and the North Kingdom, populated by yaks and snow leopards, this sounds like Mongolia to the north of China), Southern Cloud (the wiki listed Silvery Embroidery as an example of the style, which is reminiscent of the Miao ethnic group in Southern China, known for their elaborate silver headpieces), Western Cloud (based on the wiki description of being a land of "dancers and fortunetellers", the game is stereotyping Romani people, especially with the mention of the region having "a history of bandits", and Eastern Cloud (where the capital lies, and the Imperial Palace appears to be based off the Forbidden City in Beijing)

North Kingdom: a militant and sexy style, particularly for women; assuming this is Russia given that it borders Cloud Empire to the south, and is a nation of snow and bloodshed from in-fighting. There is also a viking/Norse-inspired city, so it this kingdom encompasses the entire Arctic North.

Republic of Wasteland: "tribal and aboriginal style"; they've lumped together different tribes and ancient cultures that are polytheistic in this region- ancient Egyptian (Wind Sand and Pale Morrow), Central Asia (Windvale), and North American Natives (Pota), the latter of which makes no sense given it's obvious inspiration

Ruin Island: sci-fi, futuristic style; this has no particular geographical influence

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This was a longer ramble than I was expecting! The point I'm trying to make is that this game, because I started playing it in the winter time, I now associate winter with styling and fashion. I've even made my own form for sewing projects!

My fiancé introduced me to Obsidian, a unique note-taking software that I am currently using to plan my sewing and styling journey! First I'm starting off with understanding what designs flatter me the most. I've gathered all my information from this person I've seen pop up on Pinterest during my research: Gabrielle Arruda. The diagrams are very informative and easy to read.

I have divided different articles of clothing and accessories into folders. Once I've got everything researched, I'll pop into the Nikki's Info Wiki and gather each piece that fits these categories.

For anything that may not be my style, I could always make it for someone else!

I am looking to make all of the clothing out of natural materials: wool, cotton, linen, etc., as I try to keep away from unnecessary plastics while designing a timeless wardrobe.

I'm excited to share this journey! My biggest wish is to have a fulfilling life where I can create, and this blog will be my journal.

[bixiaoshi]

anytime i wanna complain abt cleaning my room i feel like such a kid lol

[attheideality]

50 Zero Waste Tips Passed Down By Your Grandparents

[eviltext]

another successful thrift store run 💪 found me some pants and a purple garment

[voguegenics]

The To-Do List Item That’s Aging Like Fine Wine (And By That, I Mean It’s Just Getting Dustier)

👗 Closet Cleanout Chronicles: The Never-Ending Saga 👗 Every time I try to get rid of old clothes, I end up buried under a pile of “what if” outfits and nostalgia. 🫠 Decluttering is hard, okay?! But I swear, this time, I might actually finish.

Daily writing promptSomething on your “to-do list” that never gets done.View all responses You know that one thing on your to-do list that never gets done? The one that just sits there, silently mocking you every time you glance at it? For me, it’s sorting out my closet—specifically, getting rid of all the clothes that no longer fit since I lost weight. Now, in theory, this should be a…

[mercidupreclothiers]

Building a Sustainable Wardrobe: Tips and Tricks with Merci Dupre Clothiers

 In today's world, where fast fashion reigns supreme, building a sustainable wardrobe feels more important than ever. It's about making conscious choices that minimize our environmental impact while still expressing our personal style. This isn't about sacrificing fashion; it's about embracing a more thoughtful and mindful approach. This guide, brought to you by Merci Dupre Clothiers, explores practical tips and tricks to help you curate a sustainable wardrobe you'll love.

What is a Sustainable Wardrobe?

A sustainable wardrobe prioritizes:

Longevity: Choosing well-made, durable pieces that last.

Ethical Production: Supporting brands committed to fair labor practices and responsible manufacturing.

Eco-Friendly Materials: Opting for organic, recycled, or sustainably sourced fabrics.

Reduced Consumption: Buying less and choosing well.

Circular Fashion: Embracing secondhand shopping, renting, and recycling.

Practical Tips for Building Your Sustainable Wardrobe:

Declutter with Intention: Start by assessing your current wardrobe. Ask yourself: Do I love this? Do I wear it? Does it fit? Donate, sell, or recycle unwanted items responsibly. This creates space for conscious additions.

Invest in Quality over Quantity: Instead of buying multiple trendy pieces, invest in a few high-quality, timeless items that will last for years. Look for durable fabrics, strong stitching, and classic designs. This is where brands like Merci Dupre Clothiers shine, offering carefully crafted pieces designed for longevity.

Choose Sustainable Fabrics: Opt for fabrics with a lower environmental impact:

Organic Cotton: Grown without harmful pesticides and chemicals.

Recycled Materials: Utilizing existing materials like recycled polyester or cotton.

Linen: Made from flax, a resource-efficient crop.

Tencel/Lyocell: Produced from sustainably sourced wood pulp using a closed-loop process.

Embrace Secondhand Shopping: Explore thrift stores, vintage shops, and online platforms for unique and affordable finds. This gives existing garments a new life and reduces textile waste.

Support Ethical and Transparent Brands: Research brands that prioritize fair labor practices, safe working conditions, and environmental responsibility. Merci Dupre Clothiers, for instance, focuses on [mention specific sustainable practices of the brand, e.g., using organic materials, local production, etc.].

Care for Your Clothes Properly: Proper care extends the life of your garments. Wash clothes in cold water, hang them to dry whenever possible, and repair minor damages instead of discarding them.

Rent or Borrow for Special Occasions: For events where you need a specific outfit, consider renting or borrowing instead of buying something you'll only wear once.

Create a Capsule Wardrobe: A capsule wardrobe consists of a limited number of versatile pieces that can be mixed and matched to create various outfits. This simplifies your wardrobe and encourages mindful purchasing.

Learn Basic Sewing Skills: Knowing how to mend a tear or replace a button can significantly extend the life of your clothes.

Shop with Intention: Before making a purchase, ask yourself: Do I truly need this? Will I wear it regularly? Does it align with my values?

Merci Dupre Clothiers: Your Partner in Sustainable Style

At Merci Dupre Clothiers, we believe that style and sustainability can go hand in hand. We are committed to creating tops, jeans, dresses, skirts, and spray, using Crafted from soft, durable denim, etc. We believe in investing in pieces that are not only beautiful but also kind to the planet.

Conclusion:

Building a sustainable/ eco-friendly clothing wardrobe is a journey, not a destination. By implementing these tips and making conscious choices, you can create a wardrobe that reflects your values and minimizes your environmental impact. Start small, be patient, and remember that every step counts. Explore the collection at Merci Dupre Clothiers for inspiration and discover pieces designed with both style and sustainability in mind.

[anmolsmsblog]

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[familythings]

The Psychological Benefits of Changing Your Wardrobe This Autumn

As the seasons shift, changing your wardrobe can feel overwhelming. The thought of packing away summer clothes and bringing out winter wear may seem like a daunting task. I’ve started two times to change clothes in my wardrobe, but the vagaries of the weather have made me cancel. As a matter of fact, we are having some very nice warm days this October. However, the process of wardrobe changing…

[punsify1]

200+ Closet Puns That Will Help You Hang On To The Best Fashion And Humor

Closets are more than just places to store your clothes — they’re also the perfect inspiration for some seriously funny puns and jokes.

Whether you’re organizing your wardrobe or just looking for a laugh, these closet-themed quips will leave you chuckling. From witty wordplay to hilarious one-liners, closet puns are a fun way to make even cleaning out your closet feel like a joke.

Closet puns are a great way to lighten the mood. They work well for casual conversations, funny social media posts, or even breaking the ice at home while sorting through old clothes. 

These jokes are so versatile that you’ll find yourself laughing every time you open that closet door.

If you’re in the mood to brighten up your day or need something to break the routine, closet puns are here to do the trick. So, open the door to a world of humor and prepare to roll on the floor with laughter!

20 Closet Puns to Keep You Laughing

“I’ve got 99 problems, but my closet isn’t one — it’s organized!”

“Closet cleaning? I’m clothes-minded!”

“I’m just hanging out in my closet, literally.”

“This outfit? It’s sheer brilliance!”

“I need space, and my closet agrees.”

“My closet is a little stuffy — it’s full of personalities!”

“Who knew my closet could rack up so many puns?”

“Don’t shirt me; this closet is out of control.”

“I’m a closet fashionista — just ask my clothes.”

“The only thing my closet hoards are fashion statements!”

“I’m always in my closet because it’s the hottest place to be.”

“Sweater weather means my closet’s never better.”

“I tried organizing my closet, but it was a hanger-on problem.”

“It’s about time I cleaned out my closet — before it wears me out!”

“Wardrobe goals? My closet is full of them!”

“I put my trust in my closet, and it’s hanging on tight.”

“Closet cleaning? More like closet dreaming!”

“Is my closet crowded, or am I just clothes to the edge?”

“I’m the master of closet organization — just don’t ask to see it.”

“If these clothes could talk, my closet would have a lot to say.”

Read: 200+ Closet Puns and Jokes That Will Have You Rolling on the Floor with Laughter

[unirav]

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[nerenda]

Flashbacks to all those times I've heard historical costume youtubers rant about how (at least in the west), in the past you achieved the fashionable look and shape / silhouette with your clothes, now you're supposed to do that with your body. So you'd use corsets - not to cinch, usually, but to construct the basic shape underneath: the bust, the waist, the hips. Want a big difference between your waist and hips? Corset slopes in at the waist, flares out at the hips, doesn't matter if you're actually straight as a board you can pad that in and achieve the look. Layers, structured garments, padding, all these things to get the silhoutte / shape / look you want. Both for men and women, though to different extents at different times (and places, for sure).

And now with most clothing it is the shape of your body that changes how the clothes look, rather than the clothes themselves.

Because changing your body shape every time a new trend comes along is very sustainable, isn't it?

if you hate this Thing, then the Thing you hate is actually just the female form

[kavithask]

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