9 easy habits to get the MOST out of your clothes
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In todays video Iâm sharing the 10 habits that are helping me make the MOST out of my wardrobe. In the past, there used to be a disconnect between buying pieces for my wardrobe and actually USING those items. These habits have helped me get optimal use out of my wardrobe, both oldies but goodies AND with new items i choose to buy.
Let me know what style habits that have helped you make the most out of your clothes! Leave me a comment!
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I'm Christina, friendly neighbourhood human on the internet slash pharmacist. You may have previously known me as Style Apotheca. I'm living in Toronto, Canada and on my channel you'll find me on my journey towards minimalism, being content with less, recovery from a shopping addiction, and my journey towards financial freedom from over $120,000 in student loan debt. Thank you SO much for watching and taking the time out of your day to support my channel. A little thumb always helps support me! - Jak na to + styl
Let me know some of the habits youâve started or stopped to help get the most out of your wardrobe! â€
I've adopted something I learned from you that has been surprisingly helpful âșïž I was so skeptical at the beginning too. It is the practice of tracking the clothing I wear. I use pen and paper as not organized enough for fancy spreadsheets. Ppl I've mentioned it too are all " I don't need to do that, I know what my most worn clothing items are." I want to say DO YOU? For real? Because I have to say a couple things have really surprised me so far. It's also made it easier to take some items out of my closet and off my list. And realize...there's not going to be enough time this year to wear everything more than once...so I really don't need to buy more. I need to manage better.
@@laurielansue4131 omg I loveeeeee that!!
I can relate to ânot settlingâ. Iâve made this mistake many times đ€ŠđŒââïž. One thing Iâve also done is rearrange my closet so the items I was not reaching for are easier to access and for me to see. That way they are harder to be overlooked and I will try to wear them more! Great video and great to see you âmatureâ since the early days of your videos. Itâs nice to be debt free!!!! Youâre such an inspiration to so many đ€©!
the hair looks great shorter!!
I love the idea of outfit recycling and styling special things during the week. I think itâs a fun way to add variation and fun to our fashion collection.
Creating the opportunity to style really spoke to me. Iâm a retiree and donât have a lot of call to dress up, so whenever I am meeting someone for coffee, breakfast or lunch or even having a quick meal out with hubby at local place, I have started to incorporate my jewelry, scarves and other dressier pieces that I donât usually wear. Even if I get out of them and put them away for the rest of the day, itâs nice to take them out for spin.
đŻ this!
I retired in July, too. I change out sleep clothes first thing into something I would go out to wear (not comfort sweatpants or slouchy tee). It makes me feel more alive and utilize my extensive wardrobe collection. I have been thinking about part timing in retail (have never worked retail) just to have a reason to wear my clothes, accessories, and shoes.
Yes, that really spoke to me, too. đâ€
In October, I photographed my work outfit every day.
Now I can look back, see which pieces worked together, which pieces repeated and were worn in different ways and think about which outfits I felt best in.
Amaaaaazing!
I'm loving it!
I do that too, for all outfits. It helps me remember outfits that really worked, and tweak those that didnt.
That's so smart. I'm a visual learner and could see this working for me!
1. Getting organised
2. Not settling.
3. Incorporate colour
4. Creative style opportunities
5. Ditch the rules
6. Let fixations fade
7. Clothing maintenance
8. Outfit repeating
9. Shopping your closet
I promised myself at the beginning of the year to take out items I have never worn or not worn in years and find ways to wear them. The result was that I found out why I had never worn them in years: A. The colour didn't suit me and/or the item didn't work with anything else in my closet, B: I felt uncomfortable in it (e.g. fiddling aroung to make shoulders stay in place), C: The fabric was itchy or somehow uncomfortable or D: After years of not wearing the item I no longer had opportunities to wear it (way to dressy due to location or lack of events). At least I came to know what not to buy in the future.
Yes!!! Totally agree - itâs a decluttering tactic as much as it can be a re-discovery one!
caring for your clothes, including sorting and arranging is also a great bonding experience, they become more mine as I deal with them.
Love how you described it!
I have been spending a lot of time and $$ trying to upgrade my wardrobe, because my clothes either didnât fit, were falling apart, or just werenât my style anymore. Your videos have really helped me be intentional throughout this process and I feel like Iâm at a point where Iâm satisfied with my wardrobe :). Great video đđ
Love it!!! So excited for your new wardrobe! đ
I really like how you are incorporating deeper colors into your wardrobe! The depth of them really flatters you
Taking a daily selfie has really helped me with my personal style, I cam pick out patterns in what I reach for and see what works for my body shape and what doesn't
Yes!!!
I used to upload daily outfit to my fashion blog for several years. It forced me to be creative and a check on weight management:)
Do you just store your selfies on your phone? Or do you organize them in an app? Great idea!!
@@ohdoom in an album on my phone
@@ohdoom I use A closet app it is free :)
What helps me the most is to actually see my wardrobe. So a rail and an open wardrobe is a must for me. âïž
Yessss đŻ! I love the boutiquey vibe it gives off too đ
Such helpful advice! Loved the 'not settling for the dupe' part. Decluttering and organization are a MUST. Keeping a photo record of the clothes we already own can be super helpful as well. When you go to a store and feel temped, you can check your phone for the items you already have so as not to get duplicates. This can be time consuming if you have many items, but very worth it. đđ
I gotta try that!
The one thing that helped me to declutter my closet and get rid of the guilt for buying things I did not wear was learning to dress for my body type including how to choose patterns that flatter me. Understanding my body type also helped me stay within those boundaries when I go shopping for an item i need. It keeps me from bringing fast fashion items that look cute but don't suit my body. Knowing my color pallette helps too to stay away from purchasing things that I know now I won't wear. I now understand why I was not wearing the mounds of clothes in my closet and drawers. I can admire clothes and fashion and really like a certain color but in most cases it won't be a good fit for me. I now appreciate and understand what works for me and truly feel good about the pieces I have. I now have a limited amount of clothes but its a good working amount in my closet where everything gets used. I no longer throw away my money with everything that catches my eye. It makes it easy to walk out of a store with nothing in my hands.
This is me to a T. Once I understood my body type. Body essence. Colour palate. I now have a much more cohesive wardrobe where I wear most of my clothes. 3-5 items have been ignored but that's because they are summer clothes and haven't had much opportunity to wear or not super appropriate for where I have been going.
This is just a super helpful tip
Creative opportunities to style lesser wore items is my favorite.
One of your videos inspired me I hated looking at all these different hangers now they all have the same color & finally bought some pants hangers too. Weird tip I found useful was to group clothes by function and not colors-helps me pick outfits so quickly.
Similar to your wish list idea, I add things to cart and donât check out right away. That way it gives me time to think about it and most often then not I end up removing them and not purchasing.
I use this approach especially with Amazon where I can like something, but does it need to be in my closet? Time to really think about the item (clothes, household goods, shoes etc) makes me more certain with the purchase.
So true. Waiting to check out has actually helped me safe money and prevented me from buying âmistakes â
I have a 2â long wardrobe rack out in the open in my room. I hang all recent purchases on it. If I change my mind, not find excuse to wear them, or find it hard to style them I can return items within the 30-day period. If I put thing in closet or drawer I tend to forget.
Yes!! Love this! Otherwise out of sight becomes out of mind - and bypasses the return period!
Loved the part about wearing the pieces that I used to view as not everyday pieces. The more I wear them, the better they feel and I find that I really enjoy them. Itâs a process but it really works.
I am just watching this video in April 2024. I LOVE your hairstyle in this video!!!â€
Thank you Christina, for your transparency about the financial aspect of your wardrobe style journey. Your advice ( in a different video) about finding my personal style by decluttering my closet was, so far, your most valuable and helpful advice to me!
Hanging all of my tops really helped me. I used to keep them in a dresser but itâs harder to visualize the item and sometimes gets lost underneath a different item
I have been shopping my closet more. When I see something I want to buy, I first think of the vibe then go to my closet to see if I have something similar. I am also trying to NOT settle but to buy the best!
Yes!!!!
Love it!
I actually really like looking after my clothes, even the simple things like washing and doing a bit of ironing. And then making that sweater, like you say, look beautiful again because you invest in a battery-operated, $20 Conair defuzzer.
Love your hair! Great video as always đ€
Love your new hairstyle, looks great on you!
#7 maintenance - so good! I feel like I also get an extra boost of warmth and affection towards pieces after more in-depth maintenance (getting shoes resoled, depilling or mending sweaters). Makes them feel exciting and new!
I adopted your tip of creating a wishlist. This has helped me immensely in being selective and figure out my personal style. Thank you! â€â€
Love when you show 4 versions of similar outfits as you speak. Your visual examples are super useful. Keep Em coming.
I had a packed week and kept thinking about how great it will be to finish everything and sit down, relax, and catch up on Christina Mychas videosâŠand here we are!
Such a useful video! I ve saved it to remind me from time to time. Thanks a lot!â€
Great tips! Real life versus fantasy life.. brilliant!
Love love love all your videos đ„°
I love clothes shopping and often feel that itch to but new things but so much of my current wardrobe doesn't get worn so I've been working on simplifying it and finding my style so I can only buy pieces that are ones I'll actually get use out of and love.
Omg! Everything you said spoke to me very deeply. Thank you for sharing. I donât like to fold clothes so I hang almost everything by color coded. And Iâm learning to shop my closet đ„°
I resonate with all these issues and love your vlogs. One âfixationâ I have is wearing something new. For example, I searched high and low for the perfect white button down shirt for me (texture, warm white, sleeve length, etc.) only to have yet to wear it? Why? Because I might dirty it and then what do I do? Iâll never find another one like it! I really wanted to wear it to a nice dinner out last week but it was an Italian restaurant and all I could envision was âthatâ red stain on my new shirt. Iâm telling you I have this problem with other new clothes that I have in my closet waiting to be incorporated with other items I wear regularly. Do you have any advice for me? Perhaps others have this same issueâŠthank you đ
Omggg I FEEL that! Iâll def talk more about this in a vlog - but i think the key is to let that go and wear it! We spent so much time, money and effort finding the perfect, so itâs meant to be worn! Tide sticks are also key for THAT stain! đ
I relate with this HARD!
Clothing will degrade over time, regardless. The fibers will begin to break down whether you wear it or not. I experience the same hesitation about keeping it for "later". So I remind myself that my goal is to wear the object as many times as possible before it degrades. If it gets ruined, then at least it went out serving it's purpose.
@@LapisLazuli155 This is an interesting viewpoint and one I will try hard to adopt. Wow, how did clothes become so complicated? When I was working I never gave any of this a thought because, of course, I had to dress for my work day every day. But now having been retired almost a decade and with a couple of years of no where to go, it just feels confusing and overwhelming. Iâm just trying to figure it all outâŠ
@@Christinamychas Thanks for acknowledging my issue. You say you talk about this in a vlogâŠis it one you e already done or one youâre planning to make? Iâd really like to watch it. Thank you! đšđŠ
As usual I agree with all or most but the wishlist I relate to the most and has saved my soul multiple times
Love the approach of focusing on habits! I've been working on intentional thoughtful dressing and found your video so helpful! The Darling Society has also been a great tool to reframe my closet and curate my everyday essentials.
Hi Christina, great video. I love the idea of shopping your closet and making a wishlist. I just started a wishlist during this video. I think it also helps when you can create wishlists on websites too so you can truly think about if itâs something you want.
The struggle is real when it comes to wants, itâs amazing how much of a pull it can have on your psyche. You are right though, there will always be something to want.
Your best ever video!!!
So glad I found your channel! I have such a similar style to you and youâre giving me so much inspiration đ
So helpful I watched it twice. Thanksđđœ
I think this is one of your best videos yet đ„° really good tips that Iâm still trying to master lol
Your hair looks stunning â€ïž great video as always â€ïž
There will always be something to want - isnât that the truth.
Every time I watch one of your videos thereâs always a relatable and logical phrase that makes me have an âahaâ type moment.
Very helpful! Thanks! đ
Yes going for the real thing no substitute is KEY
Ooh love your hair!!
Thanks, Christina! đ†Your video content is so enjoyable, encouraging & practical! "Yes, Girl, Yes!" đâ€ïž
How do you store clothes that arenât âcleanâ but are in rotation. Especially jeans because I heard those shouldnât be washed too often. I feel kind of weird putting them back in my closet with everything else because they might odor the clean clothes
I wear jeans twice before I wash them. I'm too sweaty of a person to let it go longer than that LOL I hang that pair on the back of my closet door right where I can see it so that I wear it again ASAP. Sometimes that means wearing the same jeans two days in a row but I really don't care I just pick out two different tops. Hope that helps
jeans usually donât have a smell to them even after youâve worn them a few times (depends on the fabric ofc)! so you can just fold them back up and put them with the others. if it helps and you have the space you can have both a little folded pile of clean and worn :)
I do this too! I almost never wash my jeans, actually haha - usually let them air out after wearing and theyâre good to go! We have a rack on the back of the bedroom door and usually hang things there for a day before they go back!
You can spray them with cheap (but odorless) vodka. The smell evaporates quickly, and it removes odors. This is an old theater trick, because you cannot wash all components of a costume between each performance. Do a test patch on an inconspicuous area first, just to be safe.
This video is up my street. This is something I aim to do so I'm excited to watch the video and listen to your tips. Thanks for making this video
Separating hard winter/summer pieces has really helped. In the off season I can step back and look at what I really wore, what I really liked, and is there a theme in my clothing that carries over season to season? Iâve found in the summer I like solid pants and printed tops, in the winter I like textured/patterned bottoms and plain tops. Or I pair patterned sweaters with plain bottoms. I also like wearing white on bottom more in the summer and white on top more in the winter. My summer colors heavily lean to pinks and nudes, my winter colors lean heavily to browns and reds. I like separating my closet by season because it gives me breathing time to think about what I want in rotation and what I donât want.
Hi Christina! I love that you are talking about and applying the colour theory things you learnt last time. I feel like the internet is full of new information, but few people go deep with a topic. I would love to hear even more about how finding out your colour theory affected you: what was your relationship with color before? how can we introduce color on a budget?
Always love your videos and just spending time with you is so nice! x
with love from South Africa
#9 is the one I am currently learning, too! As I have gotten older, I see that I actually like some of those items better than the newer ones I have added. However, as a warning⊠shopped my closet the other day as I got dressed on a cooler morning. Put on a biker jacket made of wool with âleatherâ trim, not realizing the trim had deteriorated and rubbed off in places! Since it was not great light in my closet, and it was a busy day in meetings, I did not see the wear and wore the jacket all day. Argh. Embarrassed. Good intentions, but needed to have heeded #7: clothing maintenance!
great video!!
Yes. Not settling for the cheaper option just because it's cheaper and creating the opportunity to wear my nicer stuff. I always had 'my good stuff' that i saved for occasions but as a result they weren't getting the love, it's better just to incorporate them as much as possible or they're just taking up space. That's what I'm working on this year now that lockdowns are over.
My biggest current struggle is FOMO. I saw a bag on eBay that I have wanted for months and finally it came up. They don't make it anymore and it was a great price so when I saw it I snapped it up; and that was soon followed by intense buyers remorse as I had been doing fairly well with curbing my spending. It's hard to navigate those "grey areas" - especially when a piece is rare or hard to find.
I think give yourself grace - it sounds like it was an intentional, long awaited buy! Enjoy it! â€ïž
I agreeâŠthose are the moments you let slideâŠit wasnât impulsive
I think if it's on your wishlist it's okay -- physically writing your wishlist in a notebook or even phone helps
I relate to this so well!!! Especially buying a dupe. I just bought a small leather bag because it was cheaper. It was final sale (could not return) and I bought it online. Got it & used it a few times but really knew all along I wanted a different bag that was a bit bigger but more expensive.
Christina, your videos are great! I love seeing you in color :) That green cropped jacket is stunning on you. On another note your eyebrows are so on point lately :)
Thank you so much for these ideas. The wishlist is such a good way to cool one's heels for a while after that initial impulse!! Another thing I realized: I am ALWAYS so much happier for a longer period of time after getting rid of things than I am after buying things. The feeling after buying impulsively is so fleetingl. I enjoy keeping my closet to only items I can see and will definitely wear that season. I don't store things out of sight because that creates problems too. I just switch everything from one side of the closet to the other. Enjoying your videos!
I just found your channel last week and Iâm OBSESSED! Thank you for this quality content about financial literacy. Subscribed!
Thank you for being here! â€ïž
Great video, as usual! đ€© I definitely need to shop my own closet more, as I have sooo many clothes already...
Some people laugh about following your âseasonsâ colors, but Iâm proof that itâs legit. I had my colors done and could never find anything I liked. When I had them done a second time (long story), finding clothes became easy, and I had so many compliments. It also makes shopping easier because you know you have a matching sweater or shoes or jewelry in your closet. You can also mix and match much easier.
Your haircut is so cute!
Love you and everything u do â€
By using the calendar feature on the Your Closet app I am able to track my daily outfits. Now, by tracking I've created mini capsules for different times of the year. I try and keep certain key pieces out of sight so when it's time to open it it's almost like a present to myself. I even thought about adding a small little present. Track track track works pretty well so far.
It has nothing to do with the topic but you look absolutely gorgeous in this video!
âșïž thank you so much
Thank you for this great video Christina! The best thing for me is having a wish list and going back to it and most of the time the rush has gone away. I also try to wait and see if it will go on sale. I find it hard because it was so easy for me to just buy anything i wanted on line without thinking until I realized that I was not saving any money. Now I am more careful. I will do a shop my own wardrobe like you suggested. It is a great idea. Thank you!!!!!!â€
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Great video!!
Thank you for the video, Christina, I really like your style philosophy in our consumption focused society †And I would love to see the video about your holiday capsule wardrobe if you have one đđđ»
Thank you for another good video Christina. Also, today I bought my first pair of Agolde jeans. Appreciate the recommendation - they are SO GOOD!
Omg so glad youâre enjoying them!! â€ïž
LOVE the leather jacket on you! You look amazing in that outfit.
I look forward to your Sunday uploads like I did with Saturday morning cartoon
âșïžâșïžâșïž gargoyles was my Saturday cartoon of choice!
The fixations part is still a struggle for me. Doesn't help that for a long time I was overly strict on buying clothes, so there was a period where I did need to build up my wardrobe a bit. But the pendulum has now swung to where I don't need to be adding anymore. I like your idea of using outfit inspirations on places like Pinterest to re-create. I think that would help me focus more on the great stuff I have rather than fixating outside my wardrobe on what else I could bring in.
I feel this comment to my core. đ I really fixated on a cream cardigan that I tried on in Nordstrom. I searched for it on Poshmark. I kept hesitating on buying because of the price point. I finally just told myself âYou have a cardigan in a similar colorâ and while I was trying to convince myself reasons to buy it, I sat on it for awhile and eventually forgot about it.
I still want it lol but I wonât buy it until the one Iâm currently wearing gives out on me. It helps to remind myself that this thrifted cardigan only cost me a dollar at the Goodwill bins. Nothing beats that price and itâs %100 cotton which washes well and feels good on me. đ
But I do still struggle with âtrying to find the next thing I wantâ.
@@yazzybananas3106 Totally relate! It's a struggle for me to not want to collect things. The 'hunt' to find that one special thing is quite satisfying too. It's tricky.
I use the A closet app to photograph my work outfits everyday so the app tells you what pieces u use most and suggesting new outfits with the bits u have Vl
Yes, of course, create and embrace every opportunity. Even going for coffee is a time to embrace - It's a part of your day - that makes it a special enough occasion on its own.
I dress for comfort firstly which sort of endears me to all my wardrobe as I remember been comfortable in them - and no master what the outfit - if you don't feel that level of comfort - the style pales in comparison.
Hey! Christina I really really addicted to your vlogs so so much and I love your vlogs so so much you are my inspiration and I wish you reach 200K Subscribers very very soon!đâșïžâš
Thank you so much!
I couldn't help but notice what looked like a really cute pair of beautiful green boots in your closet.
I would love to see them styled.
Coming up!
Iâd love to see a deep dive video into tip #8. I love that concept but have a hard time figuring out how to create that personal formula.
Video coming up in the next week or two! â€ïž
Buying clothes in the wrong sizes in the past . I have realized that the reason I wasnât reaching for certain pieces I loved or didnât feel put together , was due to not taking the time to realize if the size/fit was appropriate
Excellence advice â€
Christina, just have to say, you look gorgeous with shorter hair!
I watch a lot of Hannah Louise Poston, she does beauty content⊠youâre like the style twin of hers⊠she does fashion stuff too but sheâs moreso beauty and sheâs very into minimalism but not sacrificing youâre happiness in the process. I really like your vibe and had to subscribe!!!
Somehow I am reminded of Reggie Casual's (yt The Casual) comment on some clothes "it is not something that you genuinely like, it's something that you like on somebody else"
Loveeeee that!
@@Christinamychas I've learned a lot from watching wedding dress shopping yt - at least half the time the bride chooses something different from what she thought she would love, and often it is what she thought she would hate.
Well. I recently lost 50 pounds, and was able to pull out of storage a whole ânew wardrobeâ. This has been fun. Iâm âshoppingâ from a storage tote. đđđ
Amazing! So fun!
I have a sort of modified approach to not getting a dupe of what I really want, which is to wait until I can find it second hand. Brands I've "stalked" second hand include Aspiral of London and Polene bags, Sezane sweaters and blouses, and most anything by Lafayette 148 NY Petite. I've found that in most cases if I search long enough, the exact item I want will show up. This has the added bonus of being a built-in time delay.
I have been feeling good about outfit repeating. Pretty easy for me because I am retired and don't have to wear the same outfits and be seen by the same people. For some weird reason I didn't used to do this. My next hurdle will be styling outfits out of my closet. Not sure why I resist doing this. Maybe I have too much stuff in there?
The outlier comment is so true. There are pieces that I just donât see as âeveryday â so donât get used. Also..have to admit primarily these are also items that a sales associate âpickedâ for me..that I wasnât looking for and donât really know what to do with. Looked great in the storeâŠbut not really my aesthetic. They are kinda meâŠbut feel, as you say, a bit costume.
I have 65ish items in my closet, excluding jackets, raincoat, dress coat. I calculated I am only wearing 33% of my wardrobe. I have put myself on shopping ban.
I am going to rotate through every item which should take 3 more weeks. I am going to determine why I am not wearing 100% of what I own. The first week I got rid of three items I wore because I did not like the fit and the material. I am really enjoying my self-imposed challenge.
Thank you for asking. I ended up keeping 50 items. I am wearing every thing. I am using the flip the hanger when you wear something. I am visual, donât like spread sheets. This method encourages me to not wear the same items. I feel like I might get rid of 5-6 more items. I will stay on shopping ban until Spring 2023. I have a few holes in my Spring/summer items.
So far, I really like it !
I get rid of pieces that donât flatter my figure : too tight, too loose, color is wrong for my skin tone, too boobalicious, etc. I donât worry about â just in case scenariosâ or âI spent good money for thatâ or âmaybe someday I will have somewhere to where thisâ or â this will look better when I lose 10 lbsâ.
I just move on. No regrets. Donât look back.
I noticed a pair of green boots in your closet, What !! Could you show us how you style all your shoe collection?
Yes yes! Fun idea! đđ
Tailoring has helped me get the most out of my closet.
People always joke with me because I steam or iron EVERY SINGLE PIECE of clothing my children or I own immediately after washing and/or drying. Yet, we can literally grab anything at the last minute and itâs ready. I also clean/buff all of our shoes once a month while watching videos or something. The best advice I was ever given is, if you stay ready, you will never have to get ready. It seriously changed my life.
Great tips... I'm off to declutter ... a little more. LOL
Such great tips!! Especially about not going for the dupe. On that topic- where is your leather blazer from?? I bought a cheapie one, and I really wish I had a more lux version.
Itâs secondhand acne studios! Found mine on depop â€ïž
Hi, I love your channel also love your black blazer you are wearing in this video. Would you mind posting a link to it? Thank you!!!
I've found having a wardrobe app like Acloset has helped and I know that currently I've worn 54% of my wardrobe
Hi Christina! Love your videos your my fav!đ
Can you please tell me where your lil black shoulder bag is from in the clip weâre your wearing the green crop jacket? I love that bag and I would like to get it!đ
Thank you!â„ïž
Itâs from by far! They usually go on really good sale around nov dec on ssense!
You look really good in black.
Thank you!
Where did you get your layered necklace? Its perfect and goes with so much! I've been looking for something exactly like that :)
The gold are mejuri and the silver is Monica vinader!
Me encanta tu ropa
Great as always! Do u think u can make a video abt #6? TIA!
Yes!
@@Christinamychas YAY!
Do you have an amazon recommendation for a rail purchase to see my capsule wardrobe outside of my closet? I have purchased two and they both broke under the heaviness of the clothing. I have a spare bedroom that I am making into a closet to see all 4 seasons at once. Thanks Christina!!
I had a black one from IKEA that was great that I wish I didnât giveaway - the turbo rack
I start each day with AG1 in 16 ounces water - the BEST!
Me too!
I would call you a clear winter, and you can do high contrast. And your silhouette is "edgy classic."