Wardrobe Decluttering Made Simple | Declutter With Me

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📏 Sizing Reference

I am about 155cm/5’2 and normally wear a UK 6 / waist 24 or 25 jeans (depending on cut).
Let me know in the comments if you have any sizing questions, I am more than happy to answer any of your queries!

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[janitapanos]

I appreciate your genuine thought process as you go through your closet editing. Very helpful!

[wallyrbc]

Even if skinnies come back in, I’m fairly certain I won’t be wearing them again. Slim leg is definitely an option!

[christinecoates]

I loved this Adeline. I also really appreciate your oratory style and voice which I find really relaxing.

[GeorgiaMontgomery-ii]

You did very well, I have kept clothes for my granddaughter who is 2, how sad is that….after this I will follow your example, however the Reiss sweater, don’t get rid of it, I bought some RIT dye, and it is so EASY to change the colour to whatever you want, I dye my cashmeres all the time….too good an item to pass along my dear. Many thanks for your inspiration, from Georgia in BC Canada

[Ajb]

Such a helpful video! For the silk shirts, try them under a sweater instead of a cotton button down. That’s how I’ve been wearing mine to make them feel like everyday shirts.

[lesleytungate]

I love everything you decided to declutter/sell absolutely beautiful x

[erica_dsouza]

Cinched in at the waist blazers seem to be everywhere right now. I hope you kept it :D

[szfrj]

Hahah the story about the dry cleaner 😂 also recognise my younger self being too nice to stand up for myself

[federicamanfroi]

About the light gray jumper 70% wool 30% cashmere, since it is all natural fibers it can easily be dyed at home with a specific wool dye
You can use a pot over your stove if heat is needed, and you should have a brand new item in no time

[daphnexenakis]

Love this! "How to style pile".❤

[fiammag]

The jeans ypu cut too short. I've made that mistake more than once 🤷 it was so satisfying seeing you getting rid of of so many items but also all the process of reconsidering. Very helpful!

[catherinetallu]

I can’t wait to watch the part 3 video !

[eviozyra]

definitely keep the green skirt. All of your clothes seem real nice but basic, you need some fun pieces to mix it up. 😊🎉

[kimberlyperrotis]

We all love Alison Bornstein’s styling. She is much younger, and cooler/more hip than me, but I still find her tips very useful. Most influencers I follow are, but that’s fine, they keep me up-to-date, as do my favorite brands. My style is very classic and a bit dressier than the average American’s (really only because I’m not a denim fan), and I’m 63, but I like to keep it modern, too. I didn’t know she had a book out, I’ll have to get it.

[robertakeogh]

You are really good at decluttering clothes.❤

[alamedadanceparty]

Looking forward to the next video of mixing in the How’s with the Regulars!

[Fem_ke]

Thanks for sharing, this is a very helpful video. Working with section piles. It is really an eye opener and I still recall the Forever21 period, so relatable 😅. Writing down or taking pictures from the pieces you love to wear everytime is a very good tip! Looking forward to your next video ❤

[marilynguppy]

Looking forward to part 3. I love your
Mum’s jacket. I hope you are able to style it.

[kimberlyperrotis]

To style those silk shirts, just wear them as you would other, cotton shirts. With jeans, trousers, skirts, etc. The only difference is the fiber, which only you know. A tip that might help you for future silk purchases: a matte (like crepe de chine), or semi-matte (like habotai) weave makes silk look less “dressy” than a glossy, silk charmeuse. These might be easier for you to style. I often get compliments on my “polyester” or “satin” shirts, and just smile and say thanks, no one needs to know they’re silk. I’m allergic to synthetics, so I wear much more silk than any other fabric, it’s a spoiler, once you try it, you’ll never go back. It’s orders-of-magnitude more comfortable than anything else, and I never overheat in it either (not a problem at your age, but wait till your 50s, it will run your life, if not ruin it). Equipment makes lovely matte silk items, they’re one of my favorite brands. Reformation is good for habotai, but all their dresses are too skimpy and sexy, I buy their silk skirts, mostly.

[elizabethmitchell]

The spring green skirt with the gold top and a pair of gold sandals