you don't ACTUALLY have 'nothing to wear.' you're just shopping wrong.

As a notorious outfit repeater, clothing re-user & lazy AF shopper, here are my tips to building a closet you'll actually WEAR lol.

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00:00 - Intro
1:31 - Color Scheme
3:44 - The Fashionable Five
4:49 - Ignore the Trends
7:10 - Accessories Matter
7:37 - Wishlist = Waitlist
8:15 - Copy & Paste
9:02 - Seriously... Have Fun.
10:11 - Bloopers lmao

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[KaitiYoo]

This has been so highly requested by you guys, I'm soo excited it's finally here. Also, should I continue including the ridiculous bloopers at the end in future vids!? Hope you enjoy me embarrassing myself for views LOL.

[riveroverland]

I love how Kaiti is normalising outfit repeats because if I buy a piece I like, you best bet I’m gonna wear it to get my money’s worth out of it

[lotaerinne]

ignoring the fashion trends in your area is a BIG one! i remember my first few weeks of college i wore athleisure to class every day bc 99% of people did and i felt awkward wearing "normal clothes" (not even dressing up lol literally just jeans and a crop top), but eventually i realized 1. i felt like an ugly slob, and 2. no one was gonna arrest me for wearing something other than nike shorts

[kelliepatrick]

I'm definitely an older lady, and only recently learned two great tips: 1) organize your closet by color (looks great and easier to find things), and 2) don't buy anything unless it goes with THREE other pieces (that's a tough one, true). But it helps reduce all those crazy colors and pieces that don't go with anything.

[BoosterGoose]

We stan outfit repeating! One tip that has helped me a lot is "only buy a piece if you know you will wear it at least 30 times". It makes shopping consciously a lot easier and has made me conscious of clothing that I would not wear as much as others.

[kuzuki]

So fashion is basically a character design but in real life… which means we need to follow those fundamentals of character design to create our wardrobe.
Wow, major break through on my side, but this is the way I understand it.

[SamElle]

i literally ALWAYS say I have nothing to wear with a closet FULL of random items. The thing is, nothing really goes together cos I never think about how clothes pair together

[ciannacoleman]

My personal "pro tip" is all my bottoms are neutrals. That way even if I decide to get a top that isn't in my color palette I can still wear it with all my pants. I am a lover of color so most of my dresses & tops are colorful, but my bottoms & half my "outerwear" is neutral which makes mixing and matching a breeze. I do the same with shoes: get my neutrals first, then expand our into fun designs & colors.
I love every piece in my closet & it makes shopping for new items simple (especially when mom tried to convince me to get something that I would never wear lol)

[AlyssaBeltempo]

YES to getting off the hampster wheel of consumption - also yes to colour schemes - loved this video! xx

[literaIIyshy]

Never forget guys: always be aware of the weather!
No matter how cute your outfit is you'll most definitely feel like shit if you're super sweaty or freezing your nuts off, dress accordingly so you're comfy <3

[leonewashere]

I would love to see a “how to dress in hot weather without looking like you’re an amateur at the gym” kind of video!

[OrangeGraffiti]

"sitting" on a clothing item is hard when your wardrobe is 99% thrifted lol

but seriously, this video helped me a lot. i have so many random shirts, blouses, jackets, etc in my closet that i like but never wear and now im finally starting to realize why. COLOR SCHEME. what a thought haha explains why i only wore that bright yellow shirt once and can't pair it with anything else!

[AReineyMay]

I am slowly finding my style again. It’s refreshing. I’m realizing my closet just has a bunch of stuff that is not my style. As I slowly get rid of the colors that clash with me or my style, I’m finding I don’t even need to buy new clothes

[arelysjournal]

i love how you educate us on rewearing the clothes we already have, finding what we really like, and reducing consumption!! so important and practical, especially in an era of the internet where influencers do $500 hauls of fast fashion on a regular basis

[juliyam]

i would love to see a “how to layer” guide or even a list of ur fave stores to shop at bc idk where to look or how to combine pieces… fr my go to is tshirt+ pants LMAO

[sagebrushstudios]

um, can we take a second to appreciate how ✨BEAUTIFULY✨ crafted this intro was. idk maybe that's just me.

[lanad]

This might be a perk to having a color scheme: you’ll have an easier time choosing nail designs, because you can go with the color that accentuates your outfits.

[ashleyjordan]

another perk of having a color scheme is if you like to thrift shop (which is a literal hobby for me) it's much easier to weed out things you'd never wear

[mochidiary]

"I worked so hard on that animation that i had to show it the second time." OMG YES GIRL I APPRECIATE IT SOOOO MUCH! 😭❤ (also I appreciate those 1.5k people who like this words of mine!😍)

[alexachipman]

You are so right about the color scheme. A few years ago I switched my buying habits to all skirts / pants being neutral colors and all tops being either green, blue or purple and now no matter how tired I am, I can grab whatever from the closet and it auto matches. Plus it looks great hanging there!