#wardrobe cleanout

[snorms]

Hey yall

so im purging my closet to have a more vintage/cottagecore/fantasy idek anymore (lots of skirts and blouses and capes) vibe but idk where to get more skirts and stuff (In the process of sewing some) Do yall have any suggestions? I've used Depop and goodwill, but I didn't know if there was anything I'm missing out on :)

also I'm broke so the cheaper the better

[justanotherootd]

Today was all about prepping for the start of my 7-on-7-off rotation. I started the day with a doctor’s appointment, then caught up on some rest, and now I’m ready to kick off my night shift feeling refreshed and polished. For tonight’s look, I chose black jeans and a black ribbed sweater—keeping it monochromatic but with some added edge. I paired it with black Chelsea boots, simple silver…

[presidentkamala]

Just yappin'

Tried sheetpan pancakes this morning for bfast & they turned out soooooo good!! I had the buttermilk protein pancake mix from trader joes on-hand anyway, but after reading the reviews ("pure sludge", "tastes like concrete") i added a generous tbsp of butter, an egg, vanilla extract, almond milk, and an extra pinch of salt and baking soda instead of just mixing with water (????) as instructed. Put some chocolate chips on one side and cinnamon apples on the other and chucked it into the oven for 15 mins and now im OBSESSED and can't wait to have it for bfast tomorrow lmao.

SPEAKING OF cinnamon apples i DID impulse buy the waterloo spiced apple flavor - first sip was VILE but 3 cans in.......im on the turn tbh

Did a whole bunch of laundry as part of a bigger wardrobe cleanout but im losing steam & motivation urk......bed won't be usable until im done which i THOUGHT would be great motivation but i do appear to be.....horizontal....on the couch......under a blanket.......hmm.....

Nako the cat is the sweetest thing and thankfully too dim to cause any trouble on her own, but she has taken over the chaise completely

Still cant chew but ive got some butternut squash and MORE apple so a soup is inevitable at this point

Did a growwithjo workout (LOL) to escape The Thoughts And Realizations which DID work!!! For the moment

[ask-la-squadra]

@ask-rav I'm doing a spring cleanout of my wardrobe do you want some shit

-Risotto Nero

[walleflower]

in 2024 i want to diversify the silhouettes in my skirt collection 🎀 like 80% of the (non EGL) skirts i own are pleated skirts, which can be fine for some looks but i really prefer a rounder & puffier shape most of the time. perhaps it's time for another big wardrobe cleanout

[eldritchsurveys]

1145.

Last Best and Final Survey by foxandforest

Is there anything that you continue to do despite always regretting it/paying for it later? Why won’t you give it up? >> there really isn't anything like that for me and I don't think anything that truly felt awful after doing would be something I continued doing. like, I just don't have the impulse to do things that feel that bad, even if the badness is delayed. this sounds great but unfortunately the aversion applies universally -- so it also applies to having to do things that feel bad the whole time but do have a payoff, like, you know, chores

What was the last “unpopular opinion” you saw that gave you a visceral oppositional reaction? >> this happens to me so regularly that I don't even mark the occasion anymore so I have no idea. like even if I agree with the opinion sometimes my mind will be like "well now I'm gonna argue for the opposite opinion" for no reason except pettiness lol

Do you feel the need to do and see a lot of different things in life—as in having as much of a full and varied life as possible? >> hmm. sometimes, but like... as a reaction to feeling activated. like, when my nervous system is out of whack it just reaches for every possible thing to show me how my life is Bad and Sad and Not Enough, and "you need to Do More" is low-hanging fruit in that regard. but I don't actually believe I need to do and see a bunch of stuff in order to feel fulfilled, I just think that at the moment, I'm not getting the things I do need to feel fulfilled I do enjoy interacting with a lot of different art/media, though, I feel like that enriches my life

What was the last thing you lost your fucking mind over—something so awful or stupid you couldn’t believe it? .

What are some books you’re interested in reading soon? >> eh, idk. the most recent book I added to my tbr is Butcher & Blackbird by Brynne Weaver

What’s an item of clothing you think your wardrobe lacks and would benefit from? >> that's a question I've been asking myself repeatedly especially after having done the wardrobe cleanout (finally). the fact of the matter is I have a hard time actually envisioning what kind of clothes I want (aside from fantastical ass shit that I'd either have to make myself or pay someone oodles of money to make), I just know I definitely do not have enough for my comfort

What is an old person, out-of-touch, things were better in my day, etc. thought you’ve had? >> I had that feeling when Sparrow was telling me about the state of youth literacy these days (good reminder, I meant to do some research about that because what the fuck is going on) (ok I looked it up and this article elaborates more on it while also reassuring me that there's been backlash at least)

What is the worst (i.e., lowest paying, poorly compensated based on intensity of work, etc.) way you’ve ever made money? >> begging the government for pennies so I can avoid starving or freezing to death

Do you have anything going on that could be your signature look, such as always having the same go-to hairstyle or lip color or anything? >> my battle vest is my signature, I think

What is something that you used to put a lot of effort into but not anymore? >> bios/about pages/that sort of thing on social media

If you have children, what are some things you want to make sure they experience or have the chance to experience if they desire? .

On a scale from 1 to 10 how much confidence do you have in your country’s government? When was the last time this number was different? >> I have no confidence in the US government and I don't recall ever feeling otherwise

What is something that a lot of people do that you don’t find the value in? >> a lot of social rituals feel like this for me, like I just don't see the benefit. I don't mean like small talk and shit, I mean like going out to bars and drinking a lot and then feeling like shit the next day but you do it because your friends wanted you to or whatever

Do you ever think about quitting taking surveys? What about just quitting taking them on LJ? >> nah. I mean, I think about it in the abstract, because I've been taking them for literally half my life and that sometimes strikes me as pretty wild, but I know if I haven't gotten bored with the practice by now I probably won't any time soon. I think it would be real neat to be still taking surveys in my 50s, 60s... like, I don't keep diaries well, but I do have these! they serve a similar purpose, I think -- sometimes even better than just open-ended journalling as far as quitting taking them on LJ specifically -- yeah, lol, I was thinkin about that last week in fact. mostly because I am on the fringes community-wise and generally don't get much interaction so there's no real benefit to posting in one place vs another, so I tend to come and go at whim I was gonna just go back to my survey tumblr but I think I'll do the secret third thing and post in both places. I have no actual reasoning for this decision except "fuck it, why not" which is the best reason to do anything

[abovethesmokestacks]

What I wanted to do today: write, knit, go for a run

What I ended up doing: wardrobe cleanout, cussing out Excel, going for a run

[zoehennesseystyle]

LA Chic: Zoe Hennessey’s Secrets to Transforming Your Closet

Los Angeles, with its vibrant fashion scene, sunny weather, and diverse cultural influences, is the perfect place to showcase a chic, stylish wardrobe. However, curating a closet that embodies the LA vibe while remaining true to your personal style can be daunting. Enter Zoe Hennessey, a renowned Los Angeles wardrobe stylist known for her keen eye and impeccable taste. With her expert guidance, you can transform your closet into a collection of timeless, versatile pieces that exude confidence and sophistication. Here are Zoe Hennessey’s essential tips for a chic wardrobe in LA.

1. Start with the Basics Every stylish wardrobe needs a solid foundation of basics. Zoe emphasizes the importance of investing in high-quality staples that can be mixed and matched effortlessly. Think classic white tees, well-fitted jeans, a tailored blazer, and a little black dress. These pieces form the backbone of your wardrobe and can be dressed up or down for various occasions.

2. Embrace LA’s Casual-Chic Vibe Los Angeles is known for its laid-back yet fashionable style. Zoe advises embracing this casual-chic vibe by incorporating relaxed pieces like flowy dresses, distressed denim, and comfortable yet stylish footwear. Opt for lightweight fabrics such as cotton, linen, and silk to stay cool and comfortable in the California heat.

3. Add a Touch of Glamour LA fashion is all about balancing casual with a touch of glamour. Zoe suggests incorporating statement pieces that elevate your look. Think bold accessories, vibrant prints, and eye-catching footwear. A statement necklace, a colorful scarf, or a pair of stylish sunglasses can instantly transform a simple outfit into something special.

4. Stay True to Your Style While it’s important to stay on-trend, Zoe emphasizes the importance of staying true to your personal style. Your wardrobe should reflect who you are and make you feel confident. Don’t be afraid to experiment, but always choose pieces that resonate with you. Whether you prefer bohemian, minimalist, or eclectic styles, make sure your wardrobe feels authentic to you.

5. Prioritize Fit and Comfort No matter how stylish an outfit is, if it doesn’t fit well or isn’t comfortable, it won’t look good. Zoe advises paying attention to the fit of your clothes and prioritizing comfort. Tailoring can make a world of difference, so don’t hesitate to have your pieces altered to fit you perfectly. Additionally, choose fabrics and cuts that feel good against your skin and allow you to move freely.

6. Incorporate Sustainable Fashion Sustainability is a growing trend in the fashion world, and Zoe encourages incorporating eco-friendly choices into your wardrobe. Opt for pieces made from sustainable materials, support local designers, and consider second-hand or vintage shopping. Not only will this reduce your environmental impact, but it will also add unique, one-of-a-kind pieces to your collection.

7. Rotate and Refresh Your Wardrobe Finally, Zoe recommends regularly rotating and refreshing your wardrobe. This doesn’t mean constantly buying new clothes but rather rediscovering what you already have and finding new ways to style them. Seasonal wardrobe cleanouts can help you stay organized and ensure you’re only keeping pieces that you love and wear.

Conclusion Transforming your closet into a chic, stylish collection that reflects the Los Angeles vibe is within reach with Zoe Hennessey’s expert tips. By focusing on quality basics, embracing the casual-chic LA style, adding a touch of glamour, staying true to your personal style, prioritizing fit and comfort, incorporating sustainable fashion, and regularly refreshing your wardrobe, you can create a wardrobe that is both timeless and effortlessly fashionable. Let Zoe Hennessey guide you on your journey to a more stylish, confident you, one outfit at a time.

[seicloset]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Chaser Bluish Grey Shirttail Racerback Tank - New with Tags.

[self-careandself-love]

Organize Your Life: DIY Organization Hacks for Every Space

Welcome to a world of clutter-free bliss! Say goodbye to chaos and hello to harmony with our collection of DIY organization hacks designed to transform your home into a haven of order and tranquility. From clever storage solutions to innovative space-saving ideas, discover how to declutter, streamline, and organize every area of your life with style and ease.

1. Introduction: Embrace the Joy of Order

Step into a world where everything has its place and every space radiates peace and serenity. Our DIY organization hacks will revolutionize the way you think about clutter, offering practical solutions that are as functional as they are stylish. Whether you're tackling a cluttered closet, a chaotic kitchen, or a messy office, these simple yet ingenious tips will help you reclaim control of your space and restore balance to your life.

2. Closet Cleanout: Mastering Wardrobe Organization

Bid farewell to wardrobe woes with our expert tips for organizing your closet like a pro. Learn how to declutter your clothes, shoes, and accessories, and create a system that maximizes space and efficiency. From installing double-hanging rods to using shelf dividers and drawer organizers, discover how to make the most of every inch of closet space and ensure that getting dressed is a joy rather than a chore.

3. Kitchen Konmari: Simplify Your Culinary Kingdom

Transform your kitchen into a culinary oasis with our DIY organization hacks for the heart of your home. Say goodbye to cluttered countertops and overflowing cabinets, and hello to a streamlined space that inspires creativity and efficiency. Learn how to organize your pantry, fridge, and cabinets with clever storage solutions such as stackable bins, spice racks, and drawer organizers. With a well-organized kitchen, meal prep becomes a breeze and cooking becomes a pleasure.

4. Workspace Wonders: Conquer Clutter in Your Home Office

Boost productivity and creativity in your home office with our DIY organization hacks for a clutter-free workspace. Discover how to tame unruly cords, corral loose papers, and create designated zones for work and storage. From installing floating shelves and pegboards to using desk organizers and cable management solutions, you'll create an environment that fosters focus, creativity, and inspiration.

5. Bathroom Bliss: Elevate Your Self-Care Sanctuary

Transform your bathroom into a luxurious retreat with our DIY organization hacks for a spa-worthy space. Say goodbye to cluttered countertops and overflowing cabinets, and hello to a serene oasis of calm and relaxation. Learn how to maximize storage space with over-the-door organizers, under-sink caddies, and tiered trays. With everything in its place, your bathroom becomes a sanctuary where you can unwind and recharge after a long day.

6. Conclusion: Embrace the Power of Order

As we conclude our journey through the world of DIY organization hacks, remember that a clutter-free space is more than just aesthetically pleasing—it's also a reflection of a calm and balanced mind. By embracing the principles of order and organization, you'll not only create a more functional and efficient home but also cultivate a sense of peace and tranquility that extends to every aspect of your life. So roll up your sleeves, unleash your creativity, and embark on a journey to a more organized and harmonious home today!

"Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful." - William Morris

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[myslimdownsecret]

🌟 Post-Christmas Organization: A Fresh Start for the New Year 🎄📦

As the holiday glow lingers and we approach the dawn of a new year, there's something deeply satisfying about decluttering and organizing our spaces. Let's embrace the post-Christmas organizing frenzy and step into the new year with a clean slate! 🌈✨

**1. Farewell to Festive Decorations 🎀: Begin by gently packing away your cherished holiday decorations. Take a moment to assess what you truly love and consider donating items that no longer spark joy. Neatly label storage boxes to make next year's decorating a breeze.

**2. Gift Wrapping Station Cleanup 🎁: If your gift wrapping station has turned into a creative chaos, now is the perfect time for a reset. Gather all wrapping supplies, discard any worn-out items, and neatly organize the rest. You'll thank yourself when the next special occasion rolls around.

**3. Closet Cleanout for the New Year 👚👖: Dive into your closet with newfound vigor. Donate clothing that no longer serves you and organize your wardrobe for the seasons ahead. Consider creating a designated space for holiday attire to streamline future festivities.

**4. Tech Detox and Digital Declutter 💻📱: Spend some time organizing your digital world. Delete unnecessary files, organize photos into folders, and update software. A clutter-free digital space can contribute significantly to a fresh and focused start.

**5. Reflect and Set Intentions 📅✨: Take a moment to reflect on the past year and set intentions for the one ahead. Organizing isn't just about physical spaces—it's also an opportunity to declutter the mind. Consider journaling or creating a vision board to manifest your aspirations.

**6. Plan for Productivity 🗓️🖊️: Invest time in setting up a functional planner or digital calendar. Outline your goals, schedule regular decluttering sessions, and prioritize self-care. A well-organized schedule can enhance productivity and create a sense of balance.

Remember, the act of organizing is a gift to your future self. Embrace the process with gratitude, and step into the new year with a sense of clarity and purpose. Here's to a beautifully organized and inspired 2024! 🌟🗂️

[homehacksideas]

#Performing #Closet #Cleanout #Tips #Pro #Wardrobe #Oxygen

[justanotherootd]

Fresh Look, Fresh Inspiration: A Cozy Day of Creativity

Today was all about refreshing and recharging! I started the day with a facial, haircut, and a touch of highlight to brighten things up. My nails are now a gorgeous dark burgundy—perfect for fall and adding a little pop to my look. For my outfit, I chose olive green flare jeans and a super cozy black sweater with scattered gray stars for a hint of personality. Paired with black Chelsea boots,…

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When To Buy Cheap Clothes?

Everyone in today's fast-paced society expects to receive new clothing regularly. It's easy to get caught up in mindless clothing purchases with the proliferation of social media advertisements and the convenience of online shopping at the tip of their fingers. However, it's easy to find one's hard-earned money dwindling on clothing purchases, many of which need better quality. It discusses how impulse purchases drain your bank account, how to cut clothing costs, and where to find affordable, high-quality clothing. Let's begin…

•Buy only what you need Resist buying clothes if you want to. Buy it a week later if you're still interested. A wardrobe cleanout reminds you of your abundance of clothes. You may need to remember some parts, so this method prevents you from buying the same thing twice. List the clothes you're missing from your closet. •Create a capsule wardrobe A capsule wardrobe is the best way to maximise your current wardrobe without breaking the bank. A capsule wardrobe works best with a few versatile pieces that can be worn in many ways. A capsule wardrobe can save money and prevent you from constantly buying new clothes. Pick up some stylish clothes from your closet. •Get together and do a clothing swap Everyone goes through a radical change in taste that makes them want a new wardrobe. Initially satisfying, this can quickly drain your wallet. Updating your wardrobe with friends and family is cheap and fun. Ask a loved one who wears a similar size if you want to swap clothes. This arrangement benefits both parties and is free. It's greener than throwing away your old clothes, and you can try many new ones. •Use second-hand Finding gently used clothes is a simple way to dress cheaply. Unlike thrift shops, the internet allows people to buy vintage clothing from anywhere in the world. Online marketplaces like Depop post thousands of gently used clothing, accessories, and shoe listings daily. Many of these beloved items are now heavily discounted. Find a similar item in a thrift store before buying a clothing item you like. There's probably something similar and cheaper than buying it from the manufacturer. •Look at sales Save the most at any regular clothing store by waiting for sales and discounts. By researching company sales offers, you can save a lot of money. One of the best ways to stay informed about sales and discounts at your favourite budget clothing brand is to join an email sender list. This lets you know about sales and take advantage of loyalty discounts. Subscribers to a brand's mailing list may receive a discount code. Conclusion Smart shoppers find affordable, high-quality clothing. The latest styles are affordable and accessible. Find stores with free shipping and buy only what you need to save money. Great deals are everywhere.

[jerryantiques]

Estate Cleanouts

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How to get a wardrobe you actually wear

Let's start with the basics before starting any projects! If you've never done a thorough decluttering before, I bet you've got a lot of pieces in your wardrobe you never wear. Let's see if we can fix that.

Go to your wardrobe. Divide it up in whatever categories work for you so you don't have to do everything at once (e.g. winter/summer or tops/bottoms/underwear/accessories).

Try everything on. Is the size right for you? How's the fit? Do you like how it looks on you? Can you combine it into an outfit? Does it need mending? Is it easy to wash? Be realistic when you make your choices.

Make three piles: yes, no, and maybe.

Yes: this is where all the clothes go that you definitely want to keep.

No: these are the items you definitely want to get rid off.

Maybe: this pile is for items you're still undecided about.

Let's go through our piles!

The yes pile:

This pile will be the basis of your wardrobe!

- Ask yourself why you like these items so much. Are there design details they all share? A specific cut that looks really good on you, fun prints, lots of lace or frills or maybe the opposite: simple and no-nonsense,... Once you've figured out what elements they share, you've figured out the basics of what styles you enjoy wearing. Look for these same elements when getting new clothes. You'll be more likely to wear them, and it'll be easier to integrate them into your existing wardrobe because they'll match more things.

- Go through the tags and write down what fabrics your items are made of. If one of them pops up a lot, you probably like it a great deal. That means you'll get more wear out of items made of that same fabric when you need to get new ones.

- Don't apply wishful thinking to this pile. Keeping items as weight aspirations, or items that give you sensory overload, is bad for your mental health. You deserve clothes that fit you.

- You don't need to end up with a capsule wardrobe or a natural fibres-only pile. Don't throw things out that you actually wear just because they don't fit a zero waste aesthetic. We're trying to avoid sending things to landfill. It's better to wear your polyester until it breaks down than to just throw it out and replace it with a sustainable option.

- Is there anything in this pile that needs mending, modding, or washing? Put it aside for when you have the time to do so. Put the rest back into your closet.

The no pile:

There's a multitude of things you could do with items in this pile:

- Don't throw anything away. It'll go to landfill where it will either break down into microplastics if it contains polyester, or release methane if it's a natural fibre because it'll likely be left to decompose in an anaerobic environment. That's bad.

- Trade in your clothes at a shop if you need items that are hard to find and if you're strapped for cash. Some fast fashion brands will give you a coupon for it. Try to avoid doing this if you can because your clothes will either be ripped up for rags or sold in bulk in questionable circumstances. You'll also be spending your coupon supporting a fast fashion chain. But honestly: sometimes you just need to survive and that's fine. Pragmatism is important.

- Swap clothes with friends! Hold a swap meet and let people pick out what they like. You can do the same to their "no" pile. It's fun. :)

- Donate your clothes to a reputable charity.

- Freecycle: check if you've got an online freecycle group nearby, and give your items away to someone who'll actually use them. You'll frequently find groups like these on Facebook and such.

- Sell your clothes. Check if your town has consignment shops, or download apps like Vinted, Poshmark, or Depop.

- Is everything still in great condition? Check with friends if anyone knows someone who's starting over, or transitioning and looking to redo their wardrobe, or whatever other reasons someone may need a bunch of new clothes.

- Put your clothes aside as raw material for future crafts or mends. This is especially great for items that aren't good enough to wear anymore, or anything that has nice notions like buttons or lace.

- Use the item as cleaning rags. You've got to clean with something, after all!

- If your item is made of 100% natural materials such as cotton or linen, you can also compost it. This way, it'll break down in aerobic circumstances and produce compost for your garden instead of releasing methane.

The maybe pile:

Why are these items in the maybe pile?

- If anything needs mending, put it aside for a later time.

- Is it the wrong size? Either put it aside to mod it later, or take it to a tailor. If you can't change it to your size, put it in the no pile. You deserve clothes that fit you, not the other way around!

- Does it have emotional value? Find a way to pack it up and store it with other items of emotional value. It's okay, I promise. You'll regret getting rid of it.

- It fits well, but maybe it's not your style or you don't like the material. Put it aside. You can either modify it to match your style better, or use it as a starting point to draft your own sewing pattern. There's plenty of options to modify something: lace, beads, embroidery, patches, cutting it up, lengthening or shortening it, dyeing,...

- You don't know what to combine it with? Grab your yes pile and spend some time trying to come up with outfits with it. Found a combo you love? Put it on the yes pile. No such luck? Put it on the no pile.

Conclusion:

These steps should leave you with a wardrobe you actually wear.

Have fun with your clothes! Try to come up with multiple uses for one item. And don't forget: it's yours! You can do with it as you please! There's no rules against cutting it up or sewing on beads or whatever strikes your fancy. If it makes you more likely to wear it, then go for it!

Need motivation to get started? Check out Leena Norms' wardrobe declutter on YouTube.