Here are my top 10 tips to help you make the most out of your clothes and feel much more organised this season. If you only wear 20% of the clothes in your wardrobe, this one’s for you.

1. Arrange your clothes per lifestyle first (workwear, casualwear, weekend, going out, sportswear, beachwear etc) – and then per items of clothing (bottoms together, shirts/blouses, dresses etc.) – keep in your wardrobe only the clothes you wear a lot.
2. Look after your clothes: knitwear always folded, hang the trousers and skirts in soft grip trouser and skirt hangers.
3. Accessories need to be accessible! Have them on display so you can see what you have. If they are in a box you will forget about them.
4. Shoes & Handbags: place them neatly on bookshelves or take photos of them (if they need to be kept in boxes) and save them in your phone for easy access.
5. Make sure that your clothes fit you. Well-fitting clothes will complement your body.
6. Book a professional bra fitting every 9 months or so.
7. If you feel comfortable and confident in a specific outfit, then it is the right style for you. Look for similar items when shopping.
8. Make a wish list before you go shopping and stick to it!
9. Invest in quality basics.
10. It is a fact that 70% of the world wears second-hand clothing. So next time you want to go shopping, try checking out a second-hand store or look for a clothes swap event near you.

In conclusion, by implementing these top 10 tips, you can transform your wardrobe into a well-organised and efficient space while enhancing your personal style and creativity.

Sorting clothes by lifestyle and frequency of wear, caring for garments properly, and ensuring accessories are readily accessible are key strategies.

Additionally, prioritising the well-fitting clothes and investing in quality basics contribute to a cohesive wardrobe that reflects individuality.

Embracing sustainable practices, such as shopping second-hand or participating in clothes swap events, not only benefits the environment but also adds a unique flair to your fashion choices.

By implementing these strategies, you can maximise your clothing’s potential while enhancing your overall sense of style and organisation.