Last month’s step-by-step guide to streamlining your wardobe will have left you with a minimalist wardrobe that is more versatile.
Replace worn out items of clothes with select purchases
The maxim that ‘less is more’ is certainly true when it comes to your wardrobe. Your de-cluttered drawers and cupboards will allow you to easily see what you have; and because you have only chosen to keep items that are in good condition and that are a good fit, you will never have to face trying on several combinations of outfits before you leave the house again!
However, because you have got rid of many staple items — mainly because they were too tatty and worn, you are probably feeling a little lost at the moment. Thankfully, this is where the fun begins!
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Do you find that you are always saying that you have nothing to wear when you have a wardrobe full of clothes? Are you holding on to items because you think you’ll fit into them one day or because they are sentimental keepsakes? If you have replied ‘yes’ to one of these questions, then maybe it is time to de-clutter your wardrobe.
Kick off your heels so can can spend some time re-organising your wardrobe
Before you even start to think about re-organising your wardrobe make sure you allocate some time to do it properly. Choose a couple of afternoons over a weekend or perhaps a couple of consecutive evenings. Don’t try and grab an hour here and there – you’ll feel like you are never getting anywhere and just come away feeling frustrated and without achieving anything.
In order to get the most from your de-cluttering session, you need to choose a time when you are completely relaxed. You need to be in a positive, upbeat mood so that you can achieve as much as possible in a stress-free state. Remember you are going to decide which items are going to be discarded so you don’t want to make decisions that you will regret later. Get someone to look after the kids. If your phone rings – just ignore it. You can always call them back.
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