A fabulous wardrobe arrangement can make your life much easier, more spacious, and customized for ease of access. On the other hand, a messy closet is not only depressing but does just what its title dictates: messes up your daily routine. Did you know that nothing adds to your messy wardrobe more than the junk clothes and unused personal stuff that you continue to hold on to? It, therefore, goes without saying that the very first step to a divine wardrobe is to de-clutter. As much as you wish to keep shopping as part of your routine, then letting go of old junk should be no exception. Ask yourself when the last time you wore all those clothes that you keep in your closet was, and if the answer is hardly ever, not even with season, then it’s certainly time to let go.
What are the benefits of de-cluttering your wardrobe? It takes less time to get ready or dress up. Organizing your closet is less intimidating. It gives your closet a neat and refreshing sight. It motivates you to go shopping.
I would wish to believe all that junk is gone from your wardrobe; it’s now time to focus on the flexible and manipulative space you have managed to create and the wonders you can do with it. Here are a few tips you can incorporate, the base line is knowing where everything should go and making it a no exception to put them there.
Hangers
All your outfits, including dresses, shirts, blouses, and all formal clothes, should be well organized on hangers in a manner that makes them easier to locate. This can be according to season, occasion, or regular wear sequence.
Drawers And Shelves
Drawers and shelves are essential in your wardrobe. This is where you keep all your folded clothes. The clothes to fold should be the ones that are less susceptible to wrinkling when folded, so you won’t be subjected to constant ironing. In your drawers, you can include T-shirts, knitwear, jeans, sweaters, and corduroys, while other stuff, especially towels, can be shelved using shelf dividers to separate them.
Shoe Boxes And Rack
You can incorporate clear plastic shoe boxes to neatly organize your shoes and make them easily accessible when you need them. Alternatively, you can also incorporate a movable shoe rack next to your closet. This will free up your personal space in the closet for everything else but shoes while keeping them easily accessible, too.
Hooks
Hooks in the wardrobe create additional space to store stuff like scarves, necklaces, belts, etc. Incorporating a valet hook outside the closet comes in handy for hanging your preferred outfit for tomorrow to help you get ready the following morning.
In addition, while you will probably need to house your handbags in the same wardrobe, stuff them with tissue to help keep their original shape and give your wardrobe an organized, appealing appearance.
