4 THINGS THAT NEED TO LEAVE YOUR CLOSET....NOW!
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- čas přidán 3. 06. 2024
- Why are these things still in our closets? Let's get rid of them and make room for all the new fall fashions coming our way!
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When cleaning my closet I do it kind of backwards,instead of trying to look for stuff to get rid of,I take EVERYTHING out and start putting back my favorite pieces and when it starts looking pretty full I get rid of the rest, then I have my best pieces in my closet
I kinda do the same thing but I lay out on my bed only the things I wear frequently.
This is a very good idea.
This has helped me get rid of much more. Other wise I have a hard time deciding what goes. Instead focusing on what I love and wear the most
Great idea. I’m going to try your method but I need 12 kingsize beds to lay my stuff out. Oh my! 🤔🌴
Love this idea!!!
I think the problem is you’re buying lots of inexpensive clothes that are on trend. I buy fewer clothes but better quality and classic styles. I keep them for years and they always look chic. One cashmere sweater or silk blouse can get a lot more wear and elevate your wardrobe than all those inexpensive Walmart tops. Try doing a capsule of high quality items one season. You will find you don’t need to do a closet clean out at all because you love and wear every item.
Exactly! I have been doing this and am spending SO MUCH LESS on clothing. I also don't feel the need to buy new stuff all the time.
I agree. My things from Talbot or JJill look timeless and classic.
@@sassyt1545 Even better to shop at Nordstrom Rack for a lot of us on fixed incomes. 🤑
Btw, I do have some favs from Walmart!
@@kathysmith2541 J Jill is my go-to for clothes, because I know exactly how their sizes will fit me, and I like the quality of everything I’ve purchased from them.
Something I regret tossing was my blazers.
One point is be more discriminating when shopping. Buy less, buy better quality, find your best colour. When you buy something, think of at least three or four different outfits you can wear it with.
Especially good is to avoid impulse buying. You may regret it later.
Wondering if you bought only a few super high quality pieces (not Walmart) if you would hold on to them longer. Better for environment too 🙏🏽
I like that you delineated by SEASON rather than time. Usually the guidance is like 6 months (or something close). That's always hard for me because I live in a southern state and summer is like 7 months! LOL so of course I haven't worn that sweater in 6 months! 🤪
One trick I've been using for clothes I'm undecided about is the "one last wear" test. I say, ok, let me wear this shirt or skirt one more time and if I don't love how I feel in it or it's not comfortable anymore, that helps me make up my mind!
I wore a crochet top yesterday as it’s first and last time wear….got so many compliments on it that maybe I’ll rethink donation. I always give an item one last chance. It’s natural color and can be worn with either a tank in summer or a turtle neck in winter. Can’t wear it to work but will be in the rotation until that edge of my crossbody zipper snagging the crap out of it.
Print pant could be worn when relaxing at home, tie die dress could be worn as a nightgown (cut shorter). Comfy tops could be worn around house or for yoga. I look at what else I can do with items.
If I may add, when you go to donate things make sure they are clean, pressed if they need it, and free of stains or damage. I used to work in a high-end resale shop. Rarely do they have washers or dryers, and even if they do it just adds to the burden of the people who work there. Most places won't resell things with stain or damage, so you're better off throwing it away yourself or turning it into rags rather than leaving it to the people in the store to do. Don't transfer your problem to someone else! 🙂
I asked my neighborhood Goodwill about that, and they said they'll accept ALL clothing and other material. They sort through it and what is deemed unwearable they sell in bulk to a rag company. You might want to check with your local Goodwill for their policy.
@@jodybogdanovich4333 Valid point. We had no such option.
I totally agree. I only donate clothing that is in good, wearable condition. And by that I mean clean, no wrinkles and no holes. I think it's insulting to potential buyers to donate something that I wouldn't wear because it's too ratty looking and should be tossed in the trash.
@L.Fontein7 It's also a big relief to the workers.They can usually tag this type of item and put it straight on a hanger to sell. 🙂
I do not buy "fast fashion" so I don't get rid of much... just buy new snazzy stylish shoes because my clothes are classics. I don't buy prints.....only prints I have are scarves and maybe sometimes a shoe. I also hang my clothes by type & color...easier to mix/match outfits faster
My husband comments that I always seem to be cleaning out my closet, but it still looks cluttered. And he’s right! I’m drowning in clothes. I have a hard time purging clothes, your tips helped. The one I’m really taking away is “does it make you feel good”.
I didn’t always do this but I only buy items I absolutely love, no prints and mostly neutral colors. I found I got tired of prints very quickly & loud colors. This way I can mix & match pretty much everything in my closet. I also don’t buy cheap low quality pieces.
That is great! I am glad that works for you!
Similar here… Base palette of neutrals, limited number of accent colors that go with those. Nothing clashes, so there is maximum versatility. I have recently added some prints, though, all classic (mostly in button-down shirts): checks, stripes, dots, and small Liberty-print florals. It’s fun to have a pop of color or print under a sweater or jacket. I find I don’t tire of the timeless prints, only the trendy or garish ones. And I don’t buy *anything* that won’t hold up over many wearings and washings. No synthetics (except workout/sports items), *no fast fashion.* Better to have less. Took me a lot of years to learn, too! One *good* sweater is worth more and will last longer (if properly cared for) than 6 cheap ones!
I'm doing with staying with a few colors; for easy packing and travel.
@@angelamasson-fashionover50 THAT WOULD WORK FOR YOU too!
If that's what you like, but sounds boring to me. I love color and prints.
Culling your wardrobe simply to make room for more new pieces (as you mentioned at the start of your video) smacks of being sucked in to a consumerist behaviour that the fashion companies are hoping for. It’s this cyclic behaviour of cull/purchase that drives their massive profit margins. It’s exactly what they want you to do.
Here’s an idea 💡.....when you just can’t decide to keep or toss, go ahead and wear it then and there as your going out. That’ll prove it!
Update::: I took my advice and I’m keeping it!
When I’m on the fence about a piece of clothing I ask myself if I was at the store would I buy it again. Also I put my clothes in the closet with the hangers hooks facing me when I wear them I put them back the hooks are facing the wall. When I started working outside of the home I picked out my clothes on the weekends. It’s so much easier to get dressed in the mornings. I taught my daughter to do the same. When I get bored with my outfits I look on Pinterest for inspiration. Ooh that would be a good video 😉
I really liked you saying that if you love something and feel good in it regardless of whether or not it's a fashion item, you should keep it. I honestly believe if you feel amazing in something then you are going to look good in it because you will feel more confident when you wear it.
I appreciate the 4 sensible questions, especially asking whether you still really like & feel good in it. But prevention is a good idea too. Consider not shopping for so many cheap trendy items at Walmart etc in the first place. If you only select 2 good quality classy animal-print or tie-dye items to keep indefinitely, there's no need to toss a bunch later.
Have you considered shopping less in Walmart
😂 I'll answer that! No!
After watching, I immediately started tackling my closet. Loved getting rid of things that I don't wear and am sick of looking at. Even learned a few things about my buying habits that I think will help me make better wardrobe choices in the future. Thanks for the inspiration!!!
That is amazing Vanessa! Good job!!
Seems like if we mostly purchase classic styles,we won't have so much to purge.I have had many pieces for 10 yrs and still reach for them
I started hanging outfits together a couple months ago. I found hangers at Walmart that enabled me to hang a bottom and put a top on the same hanger. I love being able to pick from one of those outfits when I get dressed in the morning. And now I am going to go and clean out my closet!
That's a great idea. I probably couldn't stick to it because I like to make different outfits. But, for a certain purpose or person, that's really smart.
@@luvzdogz j
I did that somewhat when I worked in an office, needed to plan ahead. Now I just decide each day depending on the weather.
I try to clean out my closet every season and as I've gotten older I try to be much more thoughtful about what I buy. I try to not impulse buy and will spend more money on well made classic pieces that will be in style for a long time rather than "trendy" pieces that go in and out of style every season.
Great video, Angela! My husband’s ears perked up when you said you got rid of 7 pairs of shoes 😂 he asked me if I will do that? I reminded him my feet are the only things that are constantly the same size 🤣 A girl needs to have options! Thanks again!
Lol, so true!!
Lol. Love that. Yes so true. My husband's always asking me to get rid of shoes. But I hardly ever wear them out. And yes I love my options!
Since I have only five sets of footwear, getting rid of seven would allow me a shopping spree?
Great point, Teresa Henning. 😉
I ❤️❤️❤️ that! Going to file that away for future use!
I have that Walmart animal print top with the pastel background. I have gotten so many compliments when I’ve worn it. I have to say that tie dye sweatshirt does look like a dental X-ray. I hear skinny jeans are out, but I’m going to keep a few pairs. Especially with tall boots.
I still won't get rid of my skinny jeans. In fact I talk about those in an upcoming video as to why I am still keeping them
Lol, I love the tie dye shirt - dental x-ray and all!
I'm beginning to trust myself more and more after watching these videos. .
Each year I flip all hanger hooks backwards on rod. When I wear something, hang up with hanger facing forward. End of season, easy to see what I'm actually wearing. Easier to let go of unworn pieces. Haven't found a system for clothes in drawers. 🙂
Omg, “doesn’t it remind you of a dental X-ray” … I cannot stop laughing!!! Thanks for starting my day with the best laugh in a long time…
I’m always amazed at the large amount of clothes and shoes women and some men have. For myself I like good quality clothing and comfortable shoes allowing me to not need a large amount of clothing. Keep it elegant and simple is my motto.
Thanks for sharing!
This is a good vlog for showing how environmentally destructive impulse buying of fast fashion can become.
You are so real! 😊 I’m with you on tapering back on tie-dyed, animal print and clothes that are uncomfortable to wear. I’ve got to go through my jeans… 🤪 I always keep a bag in the garage that I drop off clothes that I think I like but don’t fit anymore, Thanks and have a wonderful day! 🤗🥰
I do the same, and I take good care of my clothes. I don't like throwing stuff away, nor I putting them in those clothing bins that you see outside parking lot of your local supermarket. I always donate it to the women shelter.
Good job making this video! However, I disagree on a few points. I’ve always enjoyed the time I put into curating a personal style and getting the most out of my wardrobe. This is what has worked for me over the decades:
1. Build a core wardrobe of classic, versatile pieces that can be updated with accessories, or an occasional trendier item. My rule of thumb is to add *one* trendy, or unexpected, item to an otherwise classic outfit to keep things looking fresh and current.
2. I spend the bulk of my investment on those core pieces, making sure the fit, fabric, and construction will hold up over many wearings and washings. Buying natural fabrics (rather than polyester or acrylic), avoiding blends (which tend to ‘pill’), and then *taking very good care of them* so they’ll last. A well made merino wool sweater (merino is tolerated even by those allergic to most wool) may cost more than an acrylic one, but with proper care will still look new after many years of wear.
3. Fashion is cyclical. If I have a piece that has gone out of style, but it’s good quality, flattering on me, and I love it, then *I keep it.* I clean it, then store it in a bin out of the way. Years later it’ll come back into fashion and getting it back out feels like Christmas. I get to enjoy it all over again and get more of my money’s worth out of it. I don’t keep everything, just my favorites. I’m currently enjoying some of my clothing, shoes, and bags from the late ‘90s, early 2000s.
4. I only buy a trend if it suits my body type, my personal style, and I really love it. And I won’t spend much on these more short-lived items if I do decide to pick up a couple. Even then, I’ll pass up any trend that I think won’t be last for more than a season or two.
5. Any new piece that I buy needs to work in my existing wardrobe in at least 5 different outfits, so I don’t ‘hang outfits together.’ Instead I have a spreadsheet -revised 2X a year- that lists every pair of pants, every skirt or dress, and the top, jacket, accessories, shoe/boot combinations that work with each. When I’m in a rush, or planning an outfit for the next day, I refer to the spreadsheet for ideas. Taking a day at the start of each season to try out different combinations gives me an opportunity to edit and cull items that no longer serve me. It also discourages me from spending money on things I don’t need by showing me how many outfits I already have; it’s always more than I think.
6. A few years ago I donated my collection of mismatched hangers and replaced them with matching sets. I couldn’t afford to buy all wooden hangers, and I don’t like the velvet-flocked type, so I bought wooden hangers for coats, jackets, and blazers, and less expensive clear plastic boutique-style hangers for the rest. Looking into my closet, seeing clothing neatly organized on matching hangers, shoes all neatly arranged rather than jumbled on top of each other gives them *value,* regardless of how much or little an item may have cost. I’m more likely to take good care of them and make them last, keeping them out of landfills (where most donated clothing ends up). Clothing shouldn’t be semi-disposable. The bulk of our purchases need to be carefully considered and chosen to last. Our planet is drowning in our wasteful overconsumption of cheap items made at the expense of those working in horrendous conditions for poverty level wages. Less, but better, truly *is* more.
7. And animal prints? At this point, they’re a classic. And animal prints are actually one of the recurring trends shown in the fall/winter ‘22/‘23 runway shows, shown by Dior, among many others. No, I don’t buy Dior! 😉 But runway shows are a good way to get a sense of ‘which way the wind is blowing’ and can tell you which of your loved, but stored, pieces should be put back into rotation. Colors, cuts, prints… all filter down from runway to ready-to-wear, albeit in more wearable forms.
You should be making videos. :)
Wow
Very good plan, and so true...mom always said classic fashion NOT fad, good fabric will last....
Can’t tolerate any wool, which makes me sad.
Right on!
I have always prefered quality over quantity always chosing something dearer than buying six things for the same price and that makes throwing out stuff very hard as I haven't got that much in the first place. However, with the way the economy is going I am glad that I bought expensive stuff while I could.
I have a tip that helps me. Once I wear something I put it back from the laundry with the hanger the opposite way. This way it's easy to see what's been worn and what hasn't been. Then when it's time to purge I see what I wore that season and what I didn't.
Great guide to clearing a closet, the questions & examples are helpful! I also like what you said about wearing what you like & not being tied to trends.
Another good tip is to hang your clothes on nice wooden or felt hangers. NO plastic!
I sell on poshmark, and good way to make some extra money these days. Love a good decluttering.
I also do this whenever the seasons change. I usually store my off-season clothes and that's a good time to go through things and get rid of whatever I didn't wear last year. I take them to Goodwill or another discount store. I feel better knowing someone else will buy and wear the things I don't want anymore. I need to do this with shoes, too. I have kept shoes I haven't worn for years, because I keep thinking I might wear them. I try not to do that anymore and just get rid of them. I actually feel pretty good after I go through and get rid of stuff. I love to get rid of clutter and unused clothes.
Here's a solution... Stop buying fast fashion! Or at least not so much of it
Someone needed to say it! 😏
Great ideas. I have learned that it's not always a clutter problem with clothing, it's a BUYING problem. I try not to buy things unless it is good quality, less trendy, and you really love it, not just that it's a good price. Ask yourself, do you like it enough to come back to the store for it next week? Also, why keep it if it makes you feel bad for putting on a few pounds?
I’ve pretty much stopped buying inexpensive clothes or items that are on sale. Buying better quality and fewer things feels better! I have to love something now to buy it. I could never have a subscription box come into my house 🤷♀️
I buy better quality clothes on clearance. I buy classics, so the styles don't change. A crew neck tee is a crew neck tee and straight-leg pants are straight-leg pants. I make sure, of course, that the manufacturer hasn't done something funky with it, like make it shorter or tight. The fit has to be classic.
Angela maybe you could consider sustainability in your clothing purchases. One likes to think cheap fast fashion is going to be used by someone else, but the reality is, it end up in the landfill as pollution. Purchasing clothing with sustainable fabrics in classic styles will last you for many years to come. It would be great to be part of the solution instead of part of the problem. Food for thought.
Exactly! ❤️
I love this video! I hate cleaning out my closet because I always convince myself I need stuff I have not worn in years lol. These tips are great; thank you! 😊
I love going thru my closet at least 3 to 4 times a year. It makes me feel good to give to someone that can use it. I also include my purses and shoes that I don’t wear. Thanks for another fun video.👏😘Hope you are feeling better.
Thank you Cindy! I am defiantly feeling better!! I was in bed for the first 2 days with a fever but then it just turned into congestion and a cough
There is such a glut of donations - way more go into landfills than ever get used. Donation is not the answer to overconsumption. Buying too much is wasteful.
@@anitas5817 The donations are from years past, not over consumption. If I see I'm not wearing them, I donate them.
I declutter monthly. If I’m not loving what I’m wearing it goes to goodwill pile end of the month off it goes. And I’m trying to only buy one new clothing item a month.
@@karenpage5674 Hi Karen, I’m trying to declutter more often. I donate to Goodwill as well. I’m sure there is someone that will love the items and can use them.👏🙌🏻
Last month I donated 44 pieces of clothing. My favorite benefit from that: plenty of room in my closet and bureau!! So easy now to put clothing away!
Hubby said I could buy more clothes as long as I threw old ones out….😳. No problem dear! 🥰
The tie dye shirt “dental X-ray” 😂🤣😂 i loved the shirt until you said that and then I couldn’t unsee it LOL
You can help me clean out my closet; I just binge watch your videos!! Camo and animal prints are my jam! Florals, not so much. But, gosh, I really need to do some ‘weeding’ in my overstuffed closet.
I'm binge watching all your videos. Just found you!
This is a GREAT video! I love the questions, and I love that with each question you went and purged your closet before the next question. I haven't seen it done like that before.
I think if I asked myself all your questions, I would have an empty closet.
Love this idea. I’m getting better at really asking myself if I have worn it and if not donating it! Really feels good 👍
I'm the odd one, I LOVE decluttering my closet! I do it seasonally. I prefer to keep a small wardrobe of pieces that fit and flatter!
I went through my closet yesterday to prep for fall. It toke about 15 minutes each time. I have 40 clothing pieces & own a total of 12 pairs of shoes/boots.
Edited to add: I have never understood the "items with tags". I don't buy items I don't need so everything I purchase gets worn. Secondly, I wash all my clothing before I wear it, so tags get removed pretty much immediately when I get home & item goes straight to the laundry room.
Yeah, I don’t buy if I’m not going to wear in a couple of days. If I am not reaching for my newly bought clothes in a week, they go back. I cannot believe she has all these clothes that she never wore. Why buy?
Wow. You've got a lot of clothes. I'm going to have to go through my closet soon as well as everything else I own. I'm moving next month. These are good tips. Do you ever feel like hanging on to certain items of clothing for nostalgic reasons? ... Eventhough you probably won't wear them again? I sometimes do this. I sometimes have a hard time letting go!
OMGOODNESS I have never had that many clothes in my closet.
This was very fun and interesting. It's freeing to be honest with ourselves and let go of pieces that aren't serving us well anymore. Then what we are looking at in our closet are all pieces that we like.
These are great tips! I am a big fan of having outfits ready for the week. My biggest issue is weight fluctuation therefore I keep a box of larger and smaller-sized cloths. The items kept are neutral and universal, meaning they are never really out of style.
Great tips. My master closet is HUGE and I have several tricks I use: 1) blouses/sweaters are hung inside out (no hanger bumps!) and in ROY G BIV order. 2) at the beginning of fall (or September) all my clothes are hung up backwards and when I've worn an item, it gets hung back up normally. All things still backwards are then up for consideration.
I don’t bother to rehang backwards. On Jan 1 I start putting hangers of clothes worn in the reverse. As year progresses I can see at a glance what I’m not wearing. And at end of year it leaves the closet. Then start again putting hangers in the reverse of the previous year.
I do the same with tops in the same color starting of left with white, greige, black. red, etc. ❤
Love the idea of inside out for no hanger bumps.
@@roseobloy7978 That's what I meant by hanging backwards. Works well.
You got me motivated to do the deep clean out I've been procrastinating on. Suggestion for you.....purchase the flocked hangers (joy mangano or similar) You will love them and your closet will look amazing and the space savings is amazing!
Done with tie dye - lol I’ve been done with tie dye since 1978.
I suggest putting away your winter stuff in totes so when a new season comes it's like you have new clothes to wear for the season. I also suggest stop buying peices from Walmart they usually don't stand the test of time anyway. Thanks for the tips
Thanks! Now I’m motivated!
Great tips Angela!
I need that next video for fall! Linda
Closet Clean-out is on my to-do list. You have inspired me that it's achievable to get it done in short order. Thank you!
Loved this video-very inspiring-which is just what I need right now! Thanks Angela!
I love how positive you are! Thank you!
I love the dental xray shirt. You are hilarious Angela. Great video. Everything you said is so true.
I dress casual, bell bottom leggings and v neck T-shirt, very comfortable, keep them in good condition. Warmer weather, vneck tees again and Jean cutoffs, or cotton shorts and just above knee cotton shorts. Cute cotton loose pull on dress.
You've inspired me to do my pre-Fall closet cleaning and donating. It makes me feel a bit guilty for wasting money on things I did or don't wear, but at least I did not spend a ton of money on them.
That is one of the reasons I like these more affordable clothing items...I don't feel as guilty about getting rid of them when the time comes compared to something I spent big money on
Thanks for some great ideas. Loved the video.
You have inspired me to clean out my closet too!
Money was tight when I grew up; we kept clothes until they were threadbare or no longer fit. This habit stayed with me for decades….Poshmark, Thred up and local charities have relieved some of the guilt in letting perfectly good items go. Thanks for the tips.
Thanks for another great video and lots of good tips! I seriously need to get in my closet and ask those questions! LOL! I'm way overdue for the seasonal clean out.
Great tips! Thank you! 👍
Great video , wonderful ideas!
Love your walk in closet
Love this video, Angela! Your suggestions are spot on. I have to say I have several clothing items that I have held onto for YEARS and can’t quite give them up (even though I never wear them)! I vow this will be the year they finally go bye bye!! So happy you and your husband are on the mend!
Very relatable. I also do this with jewelry.
Some of my clothes that I don't wear on a regular basis but I keep some of them for camping season or just to work outside
great suggestions! I really enjoyed this video. it was very helpful.
What a great video! I'm feeling so motivated, thank you! Heading into my closet now! You are full of good ideas, I consider you my own personal stylist!
Thanks for the tips on getting rid of things your house is gorgeous love the colors ❤️
Great video! Love the top you are wearing! Thanks for the inspiration. Going to be cleaning out some clothes this weekend.
Your making me go clean my closet and makes all sense 👍😊… every Sunday I plan what to wear for work for the week so I don’t have to worry about
Loved this! It is so helpful. I am not good about doing this and keep putting it off and you can't walk into my closet, so I have a lot of work to do. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you… This was so helpful!
You are making me smile watching your video, so many truths apply to me and my wardrobe of cloths,thank you for giving me a kick start to have a clear out!!!
Great job!! Now part of my signature is color, tie dye and animal print. But that’s just me. More that is me is skinny jeans and v necks. What is not me~ floral (I feel like it ages me ) cold shoulder (I used to love that)
You do you boo. And you are doing amazing sharing.
Yes. Your questions are great. It doesn’t matter if it is from
Walmart or Nordstrom’s. If it doesn’t fit or you don’t like it … no need to keep it.
If it doesn’t fit. It really is a mental downer with clothes in closet that doesn’t fit.
Great job!! When I finally did a purge my first time. It was such a relief.
Now each season it’s easier and enjoyable.
Also I love creating outfits too. Sometimes it’s so I have things ready for when I don’t have time. Excellent idea. I mean we do it for the kids
Great video. Your top is super cute.
When we move to The Villages, I will probably get rid of 80 to 90% of the winter clothes I have. And those colored Gloria Vanderbilt Amanda jeans, they're on the way out. I have alot of formal wear too! Decades worth. It's funny how you keep something forever, and it comes back in. A few days ago I found a pretty summery floral sundress that I made in the 90s. I wore it to Bible study. I got so many compliments! But you have inspired me to get in and get rid of what doesn't fit well.
What a great video! I really enjoyed watching. 😊
Oh you had some really good pointers!! I need to definitely give the clothes rotation a try...I tend to just put all of the laundry back and wear the same things over and over and forget about some pieces.
I hear what you're saying, but the problem I have with getting rid of my clothes...and the question I ask myself often is: Can I afford to replace this? The answer is usually no. Walmart stuff? Sure, whatever, it's gone. Other high end items, heck no. I don't care if I haven't worn them in 5 years, if they fit, they stay. But maybe that's just me? I haven't had a need to shop for clothes in years....and it's because I occupy 4 closets in my house. hahahahaha! But, good tips though!!
Great video! I am motivated to toss toss toss.
LOL about the dental x-ray top! Awesome video as always Angela 😀
Not sure! Jean jackets look shabby not chic but I know you are a fan. A fitted jacket is so much more upmarket and flattering. I agree about a slender siloette and not wearing baggy. Ditsy prints look old fashioned to me but everyone has a different style. I buy expensive and keep things a log time so cheaper in the long run.
I have been watching your videos for a few days now. Love them. I am watching them one after another!
I love watching you as I'm sitting in my animal print top...LOL....I do love mine, but I agree I keep passing up on something that I'll wear and never did. Thanks for another great video.
I’ve been cleaning my closets out! I have donated a ton of stuff that I just don’t wear anymore. Thanks for sharing!
Great tips. I will be switching out my closet for fall very soon. Thank you.
I fell out laughing about the "dental" tie-dye.
Sometimes when I’m tired of a dress or t shirt I use it for PJ s. Still can enjoy an out of style garment which I once loved