Spring Cleaning Series: mini wardrobe re-haul

Posted by: on Oct 11, 2012 | No Comments

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As part of the Spring Cleaning Series, we have already cleaned our makeup brushes  so now it’s time to get into your wardrobe!

Doing this mini re-haul will make it exactly 100% easier to get dressed in the morning, will make sure your not trawling through old clothes & will remind you exactly what you have in there so you don’t end up with 5 pairs of faded denim, cutoff mini shorts.

Step 1:

The weather is warming up & you don’t want to be wading through scarves & gloves to find your sun hat. Take everything you know you won’t need for the next few months {including shoes and accessories} pop it in a box or bag & store it in a safe place. This could include beanies, scarves, coats, thick socks & wintery underwear and pyjamas. When the weather starts to get chilly again just pull them out of hiding.

Step 2:

Once you have removed your winter clothes, start trying on the summer clothes you plan to wear.

If…

  • They no longer fit
  • Anything looks a little old
  • They are no longer on trend

Donate them!

 

If…

  • You could never get that raspberry vodka stain out of your favourite festival top
  • You have literally worn your clothes to death
  • Your swimmers worked so hard last summer that they are see-through/saggy

Bin them!

If you come across something that you can’t part with, or your not sure if you might need it later on… add it to your winter pile & put it in storage, if you don’t go looking for it all Summer, man-up and get rid of them. Clutter = bad!

What you are now left with is a {much smaller} wardrobe full of clothes you will actually wear.

Step 3:

Take a look at what’s left & write a list of what you are missing.

Step 4:

Shop!

And there is your mini wardrobe re-haul. I do this at the beginning of every Summer and Winter & it’s like hitting re-fresh on your entire wardrobe.

This is only the mini version, if you want a more full-on wardrobe makeover check out this post.