https://insideoutstyleblog.com/7-steps-to-style-system
I think of this as an online course, with Imogen as the tutor and a forum (via a private Facebook page) to talk to other course participants.
It does require quite a lot of work yourself, to use the materials and get the results.
We are all individuals and this is a way to gain the self knowledge to really be yourself through how you dress.
In Step 5 Your Wardrobe you do the good old closet clearout based on the knowledge gained so far in steps 1-4. And then organise the wardrobe like with like and in rainbow order to make it easier to see duplicates and find things.
https://insideoutstyleblog.com/2009/09/6-simple-rules-for-cleaning-out-your-closet.html
How to Decide What to Keep and What to Discard from Your Wardrobe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MjA8MoO1Jw
Organising your closet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3G6liBk7e4o
I already removed things which were worn out, the wrong colour or too small but kept one bag of things which were borderline which I'll look at again another time.
I've also tried to tidy things up a bit and be consistent in using velvet hangers for tops and hang things in colour order and category as much as I can.
I am still debating what should be hanging in terms of cardigans and casual trousers. As I don't have space to hang them all or put them all in drawers. I'm avoiding multi hangers except for scarves as I think they are hard to use.
I am also debating switching my smart trousers onto velvet hangers from clip hangers. This would save space as the clips are bulky but would put a line across the trouser leg I don't like for work trousers.
I'm now testing things out to see how they work in outfits. I expect some more discards as I get fussier and actually try more things on.
1 comment:
These are such cool clothing patterns! I had no idea you could do this.
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