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Here are some steps to follow for spring cleaning your closet.

It’s a great opportunity to get rid of clothes that you no longer wear or need and make space for new items that you’ll love wearing. Spring is the perfect time to clear out your closet and start fresh. I like printing out inspiration and taping it to my closet with painters tape so that I can try new outfit ideas with pre-existing pieces. Step-by-step Guide for Spring Cleaning Your Closet. Re-Style To Styleīring in a new floor pillow or stool to your closet or just outside the door and style the area in which you get dressed to inspire you to create new outfits. If I cannot figure it out, then it gets tossed. Otherwise, make 2 piles and get rid of anything that doesn’t fit within this criteria: Do I like it? Have I worn it in the past month and why not? Does it need to be repaired? Why am I keeping this? If I am truly on the fence about something I will leave it out on a pull out hanger, or in my bathroom and give myself exactly 1 week to find a way to wear the piece. Why are you holding on to it? If it is something super sentimental that you are holding on for your future offspring then store it away in an attic. Yes, toss what you haven’t worn in the past year. Toss on some sweet tunes and get to tossing anything you haven’t worn in a year. Keep all of your pants together, your tops together, etc… so that you can treat your wardrobe like a shop. Browse 3,400+ spring cleaning closet stock illustrations and vector graphics available royalty-free, or search for wardrobe or organizing closet to find more great stock images and vector art. Your closet should always be organized by categories. For example you might have 20 white t-shirts but only wear the same 4. Organize Everythingīy grouping together t-shirts, sweaters, dresses and then arranging them by color, you can really get a sense for things you might have too much of. But how do you know what to keep and what to toss? Here are a few of my top rules when it comes to cleaning out my closet. I find that the less I have to choose from, the easier my selection is for my day-to-day choices of getting dressed. When friends and family come over, they are always surprised to see how little I keep in my closet. The month of March is my favorite time to hit reset and give my closet a nice big spring cleaning for the warmer months on the horizon. I have a bad habit of buying these elaborate pieces and then I have nothing neutral to pair them with.This is your official reminder that it’s time to spring clean!

Sometimes I’ll hold onto items that aren’t my favorite because they are a wardrobe staple that can be paired with something else in my closet.

There are some items in my closet that I haven’t worn in years or isn’t in the best shape, but it holds some type of sentimental value like my prom dress or the dress I wore to the Academy Awards in 2011.

What kind of sentimental value does it hold?.

If I don’t see myself wearing it within the next year, it will probably end up being donated.

If it’s been more than a year, it probably belongs in the discard pile.Anything with holes or looks worn out needs to go (unless it has some sentimental value).But before I move on to the next phase I’ll go through each piece to take a wardrobe inventory, asking myself several questions: I’ll take out all of the clothes, then purses, then shoes, etc. Because I have a toddler that likes to help me, I actually do this in phases. Is it dry After washing your clothes, make sure they are completely dry before putting them into the closet. You won’t be able to properly clean out your closet if you can’t see everything you have.