So having done the other tops naturally lead on to looking at the shirts and blouses which hang up.
I went through these and found 5 to donate.
I then carried on with the hanging items making up outfits as I went,
matching jacket+trousers/skirt suit
jacket with co-ordinating skirt/trousers/dress
and a selection of navy and black bottoms which together with the various tops work with the bright jackets (red, lime, turquoise etc)
A few things I learned from the things which got donated were:-
I mostly don't wear light bottoms, two things which had a trim round the neckline (a piped jacket and a grosgrain trimmed shirt) are not my style (too preppy?)
Overall I donated 4 jackets, 4 skirts, 1 knit dress, 5 shirts, 1 scarf and 2 pairs of trousers. I did wear these things occasionally, but always in a slightly forced way so they are not going to be a huge loss in my wardrobe.
I am sure there will be more to come out, but at this stage, and without much pain I am pleased with.
No pictures of the wardrobe yet as I have lots of stuff in the bottom as yet unsorted!
4 comments:
Wow, more progress. The method clearly works well for you. Your comment about wearing things but it feeling forced really resonated with me. I have a number of items like that, and will now consider whether they need to remain part of my wardrobe.
I'm so with you on that. I told myself for every new wardrobe piece I create the none wearing\don't even fit correctly has to go. You are doing real good.
I'm so with you on that. I told myself for every new wardrobe piece I create the none wearing\don't even fit correctly has to go. You are doing real good.
It will be interesting to see your progress Ruthie.
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