My problem with throwing out clothes is that they are increasingly getting hard to replace anything of quality, new clothes are 'fast fashion' and cheaply made, don't fit the same, and since I hate to go clothes shopping I hold on to things since everything seems to come back in style at some point! Just toss things that really don't fit or you just hate owning anymore, otherwise I keep it and find room!

“I’m not a minimalist, but I do like simple.” Oh, me too! 🙂

I could probably get rid of most of my clothes because I am happiest in 3 long sleeve turtlenecks - black, brown and navy, and two pairs of jeans. I have a grey thick sweater and one warm pullover and that’s all I ever wear! I have loads of other things but I never wear them! 😹

This was particularly perfect for me today as I just moved in to a new place after 32 years and will be good and honest with myself about clothes and “bits and bobs”… you’re a delight Wendy

Hi Wendy, I found this video great.🎉 I have moved so many times, & moved overseas, & moved twice in Germany. I feel like a gypsey gone wrong. Im so disorganised although I typically like to be organised. One important factor is having cupboards. I landed up moving to Germany. They do not have built in cupboards so getting organised has proven to be difficult for me where I am at now. When I moved from a hot country to Germany in 2019 I only came here with a suitcase of summer clothes. I thought I would return to my country on the other side of the world after 3 months. Well that didn't happen. Life had other plans so I stayed. My wardrobe was in my suitcase but not adequate for the climate. I didn't have loads of cash, so I found fleamarkets and second hand clothes shops to buy clothes. I also prefer second hand clothes to save the planet, unless there are specific items I need new. Like underwear, jeans or leggings. I have gained weight after going through the whole nightmare of menopause. I hated it because I didn't know what hit me. Mine started when I was in my late 30's. Far too young. Nobody warned me about menopause & the havoc it can create. Not everyone has a tough time, but I did. I was not a sickly person, I was always on the go with a very steessful corporate job. I also travelled alot. Getting brain fog was not conducive to having a high pressured job. I felt tired, irritable, my memory was affected, my moods, I felt depressed, had swollen joints, stored water, had hot flushes, felt I had reached burnout, etc. I went to every Doctor and tried to find natural medicine to help me. That didn't work. I took anti depressants. Stopped those quickly as I got Stephen Johnson Syndrome which is a side effect. Omg. I tried HRT. You name it. Personally I found that general practitions or Doctors were useless in understanding menopause & how a person feels "sick" but I call it hormone sickness. It is not like flu that you can get meds for and feel better in a week. Menopause starts and can take years to unfold as the hormones & chemicals in our bodies go haywire. Fortunately I am over menopause as in I don't have hot flushes anymore, etc. I am normally a person who feels the cold but when I had those hot flushes I slept with a fan ontop of me. Thank goodness that is over. And I am not taking any pharmaceutical medicines. I could do with vitamins. Yes, I did gain weight. Sometimes if I am under severe stress I go down 2 dress sizes. Then it creeps back up. I changed my lifestyle. I don't work in a stressful corporate job anymore. That took time to get used to. I still find myself buying a dress that I think would be perfect for work. 😂 Finding out what one loves & feels passionate about in life helps when we change. Creating a beautiful bedroom is very important to feel cozy, supported & comfortable when you are feeling like you need a safe space & sanctuary really helps. Wearing clothes that are still pretty but very comfortable become more important than fast fashion. Comfort is everything. Well done for tackling your clothes the way you did. Everything looks lovely. You have some beautiful dresses. I love the floral hat boxes and clothes rail. I would recommend, as a tip, that if one is buying a nice clothes rail to organise on, try to get a high one that you can hang long dresses clear off the gound. I had a clothes business ontop of my corporate job. Using a tall rail helps with those long items you don't want dragging on the ground. Im going to use your tips. But I am going to start with everything that doesn't fit me and part with those. Then I will tackle everything I love and will wear and order those. Then the not sure. Thank you for helping us with your great tips. Be happy, big hugs Janine

Love your words ..."a re-friending of January".❤ This is a wonderful and much appreciated video Wendy! I too have never been a minimalist with my clothes. They are like beautiful crafted pieces of architecture, each one! I was so happy to be in my teenage and young 20's during 60' and 70's. I was wearing the long skirt gypsy boho apparel straight out of high school in 1968. I made a lot of my clothes and found everything else in the 2nd hand shops. Yes, I'm sentimental, to a fault. I still have some of those very clothes that I wore as a young woman aged18 to 25. They will never fit me again and I can't bear to let them go.😕 One of those items of clothing, no doubt, saw Janis Joplin perform in a small venue, in a sleepy little town, in the hills north of San Francisco, circa 1969. They represent a charmed time in my life.🌟 So, I keep them to get a visceral memory-hit, now and then, when I touch and see them🌈 I absolutely LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your blue dress! 💙Wow, it's a classic beauty!! I have a weakness for textiles, patterns, colors, and textures and how they are combined. I was silently hoping you were going to show us the beautiful patterns on your dresses.😊 Oh, just to mention... your sweater cardigans, (jumpers as you call them) the ones that you like for around the house and studio...you mentioned how they are of good use for those having the peri and menopausal experience. Good warmy's that can come on and off quickly as our inner thermostat goes a little wonky on us!🙃 Well, at the ripe age of 72 and having had my last mensus at the age of 51- 52, I'm here to share that, the wonky thermostat is not a passing thing.☹ So, us post menopausal's are a part of the mix....we also love to slip those clothes on and off quickly, depending on how the inner furnace is working!😄 I have mine laying around, within reach! Just as you were saying...I also find that comfortable, unrestraining, clothes, the ones that make you feel completely at ease, are the only clothes worth wearing! I too have night shirts, well loved, softy-soft ones that have holes in them.😊 This was certainly a delight going through your clothes with you! ❤🤩 Thank you for being so vulnerable with us. I see that there are a lot of us Gypsy girls out here, and some not gypsy-girls, (all good) that just love you Wendy, and always delight at the opportunity to spend time with you. 😍😘 Have a blessed New Year, you and darling James, and again, thank you for another year of keeping me company with your delightful and interesting content! Warmest aloha from the islands where my light is shining bright!💛🕯🌟🌞💛🙋‍♀️💛🌞🌟🕯💛

Funny translation. In Canada we call dungeries bib overalls. Instead of embarrassed we should be proud of keeping clothes for a long time. I live on a farm and spend very little on clothing. I am also an artist and have most clothes with paint . I like leaving a small foot print. Proud of your clothes selection tells a lot about you. Nice that you are real .

FANTASTIC WENDY! I’ve had a terrible time with Darling Kondo method, it really pushed me into “decision fatigue” just too much emotional love it all, then overwhelm, and tossed out clothes I REALLY WANTED! This was so helpful, THANK YOU BRIGHT LIGHT WENDY!

Menopause must have ! Soft comfortable clothing ! I’m all about sensations like when I was a kid , it all came full circle 🥰

Feels good to get organized after a move! In December I decluttered over 50 pieces of clothing and that was very satisfying.

Covid changed my wardrobe for sure! During it I also retired as an educator so I don’t need about 3/4 of my “school clothes”. You have motivated me. 💖

a few years back l got rid of 6 dustbin bags full of clothes and put them outside l put on them what was in them and sizes, some people rummaged and picked things out and some took whole bag lol, it was good to downsize and l know they went to people who needed items, it's good to declutter

LoL I just went through my clothes closet and did a declutter, and decided 2024is going to be self care and do a Bohemian style wardrobe!! Having fun going to Goodwill and My Favorite Things Thrift store 😅

Inspiring Wendy! Do to some personal issues my house has become a disaster. Feeling overwhelmed. So this gave me some motivation. Thanks!

I actually find it easier to declutter my wardrobe the older I get. I found my style and my comfort zone and there is no need to hang on to things that I don't wear - no matter how much I like them "theoreticly". I found a local charity shop where they sell good quality clothes at a very, very low price to locals who don't have much money. In our city we have a passport for people who are dependent on social welfare and only those get to buy there and they also get lower or no fees at certain facilities like swimming pools, libraries or museums etc. So I know my good clothes go to someone who could otherwise not afford them. This makes me happy and keeps my wardrobe at bay... What I took from watching Mari Kondo was the way she stored things. So I see at one glance what I really got and I actually wear it. Or give it away since I notice there are things that I go around every time I open that drawer.

Sending warm hugs from Miami, Florida to you and all us viewers. Boy do I have some decluttering to do!! 😊

Retired menopause that seems to going on forever! Comfortable clothes overalls hippie pants became my wardrobe to my husband’s horror and probably other friends and family. Trying to find me again or the new me. Thanks for the motivation to move on Wendy ❤ also started on your green juice it’s helped so much on my energy levels and stomach issues 👍

So I watched and now I am cleaning up my closets and drawers. Divided and got rid of half the clothes in the closet. I shop thrift stores. Donating back. Thank you for your vulnerability. ❤

This makes so much more sense to me. I think you can certainly apply "Does it bring me joy?" to the "nevers"to help you determine the three categories! I can't wait to attack my closet! I should definitely create my work outfits and separate them..I teach art and do art so it just makes life easier like you said. THANK YOU!! You are so sweet and I am sending this video to my daughter because I think she needs to hear all of this, she's so overwhelmed right now and hard on herself. Sending you love and hugs!! Wish we weren't on opposite sides of the ocean!! LOL!!

Thanks for sharing this organizing system. That reminds me to go through my closet soon. 😃 I am 51 and I do tend to wear the same clothes over and over again. I feel like 80 percent of my closet falls under the category "not nows".

Putting away the christmas stuff and having blank spaces is always a starting point for me to do spring cleaning and decluttering through ALL corners and cupboards in my flat. I don't have much things because I am in the decluttering process for years now, but I still find once in a year there is so much chaos built up in the house to fight against a whole mess. I get sick when I see cluttered areas and so it is vital for me to keep on the cleaning path all year. It's such a relief!

I have 2 dressers/bureaus, and one is for summer clothes, the other for winter. Hanged clothing in the closet is my "out in the world" clothing. As my body shape changed after menopause, I changed the way I dressed drastically, but I love it because it's my "I don't care what people think" time of life. I'm eccentric. I have lovely old fashioned pajamas, and "dresses" that are more like long sweaters/jumpers that I wear at home during the day. When I leave the house, I fancy up a bit because it's rare I get to show off the fabulous vintage thrifted fashion I collected over years. I also am saving my daughter's grandmother's clothes from Egypt for when she's ready to decide what to do with them. I do admit to wearing her caftans from time to time. 🧿 Exercise clothing is for exercise only. I've bought 5-7 of everything so that I'm only doing laundry weekly. I wear nothing that doesn't make me happy and comfortable! Love you, Wendy! Good on you! ✨

I was in the US Air Force in my early 20s and when I got out, I realized that I loved the idea of a uniform. I had seasonal choices, but my reality was that I wore the same thing every working day. In the early 70s, it was easy to transition to jeans and t-shirts and skirts and shirts, depending on where I was working. My frustration over the years has been getting things that were nicer! Now that I am in my 70s, I have a lot of clothes, but they aren’t really fun! Time to keep that in mind while I do my own sorting!

This video is so inspiring! Ive been telling myself to do a closet clear out since I became perimenopausal and started hot flushes, after being cold for most of my life. This method is so straightforward, and seems so doable, and as you said, takes away the endless decisions about each clothing article. I used to dress up more often, but now spend most of my time in exercise clothing or casual T-shirts and yoga pants or jeans, with a cardigan or jumper available for temperature regulation. I have a feeling that my wardrobe will be shrinking significantly this week, and that i will be enjoying instead of dreading looking into it. You must be feeling so good about tackling this - congratulations! What a great start to the year, and this counts as a big self-care thumbs up! Gold stars earned always help push away the winter blues - as do "playing dress-up" and discovering those new outfits and clothing combos. What a wonderful part of nesting and getting comfy in your new home. Sending lots of love and light.

This video is so timely for me. I've been wanting to reorganize my clothes but it felt overwhelming. Some methods I've seen just seemed overly complicated. I really love the method you used because it's simple and a really smart use of time and energy. I have ME/CFS and fibromyalgia so pacing and using what energy I have wisely is essential. The fact that I can use this to straighten out other areas of my home makes it even better. I have been concentrating on my health for awhile so things have gotten a bit out of control so now I'm trying to make things easier by reorganizing starting with my wardrobe. Being post-menopausal and having my health condition, I do wear a sweater because I'm either cold or too warm. My wardrobe is all about comfort these days - leggings or jeans with soft tops mostly. For sleep it's usually capri leggings and either a T-shirt or sweatshirt depending on season. Thanks so much for this idea and motivation. Much love and hugs to you and James. 💖🤗🤗🤗

I just am in the last phase of massively decluttering/changing my style. 😊I turned 55 and suddenly was over everything in my style! So that's wild and exciting!!!❤Thanks for sharing your process and I think you did a fabulous job. xoxox

being in my 50s comfortable casual wear is my go-to, I love overalls

I have been thinking I need to do the same thing! And now that you mention the menopause thing maybe it’s exactly what happens. I live in the same loungey clothes at home every day.

I think we all collect a lot of clothes especially us ladies hehe I've had a few sorts out of my wardrobe thanks for your insight 😊 I always love my big, long cosy jumpers

I feel you :D I’m not yet anywhere near menopause but I looove comfort, my love is velvet and corduroy. I solved this problem of not wanting to throw the fancy clothes out but also not wanting to see them every day collecting dust in my wardrobe by putting them in dressing up treasure box. My fancy stuff doesn’t live with my daily clothes, so when I feel like choosing a different style I get my box out and dress up like in childhood. It feels amazing and somehow a little like they are not even my clothes

Yes yes and yes to everything you shared. Keeping our own individual light shining creates a collection of lights. All of our lights together create a quiet and powerful positive force throughout the world. Like you say keep your light shine bright. Amen

I’ll be 45 in May 🤦‍♀️. We don’t go out, at least me because I feel more comfortable and safe at home (fyi I’m an introvert). I don’t have a lot of “fun” or outdoor clothes. The only outdoor clothes I have are shorts and plain tshirts which I wear only if I go out like running errands. Most of the time I wear 2 types of clothes 95% of the time: work uniform, and pajamas. Mondays-Fridays: work uniform, when I come home (6pm) I shower and wear my pjs. Weekends: I stay in my pjs if I don’t go out. If I don’t go out I shower and put on pjs (even if it’s 1pm). There’s 1% of the time 😂 that I would wear my “fun” clothes at home.

I like this editing system, very logical. I think of my wardrobe as a curated collection. I remove things that are worn out or no longer fit into my style but I have an archive of clothes that I can rotate back in depending on how my lifestyle changes.

What a great video, so glad I found you, I feel I’ve found a kindred spirit. Knowing it’s not just me that gets overwhelmed with life. I love your content, I love art which is and has always been my escape and I too love the calming presence of nature. This method of clothes sorting was just perfect for me and has inspired me to face the bags under my bed! Thank you for sharing your life, you’re a tonic and you are inspiring a whole community to keep our light shining bright! ❤

The most difficult clean out for me is my craft closet!! I have sewing weaving, paints, etc. it is difficult for me to get rid of crafting things. I like your way of dealing with clothes. Thank you.

SWEETIE...you are doing Great... I know the satisfaction of defeating Overwhelm that lurks to prevent us from EVER starting...any healthy project at all...know that you are LOVED and SIMPLY IRRESISTIBLE 💕 🙋🌹GA USA 🇺🇸 ✌️👍

Well done my dear. I've been there with my move as well. I'll probably do another purge once I see what's going on with my weight. I've lost a lot since my fall/surgery/rehab last May, we'll see. My mom, God rest her soul, said she had uniforms. It made so much sense. She had her everyday clothes/outfits, special occasions stuff, etc. I find that I have my uinforms as well, everything has to be comfortable! I keep things I love and can fit into that I might not have 5 years ago. And yes we have our hang out in the house clothes, our hands in messy art or garden clothes, and so on. You did well and you're still moving in, setting up and organizing. Well done our fair lady, take a break and have another cup of tea.

Thanks for sharing it was fun to watch someone else go through such a process as it's generally done away from watchful eyes. I have a thing for jumpers , not dresses as I can't say no to a comfy warm jumper of the right size and colour. I have made cushions out of some of them especially the arran knit ones as they look and feel so cosy on the couch during winter. But that is reaching its limit so now I have actually bite the bullet and let some of them go ....... time for coffee to think about this. Well done tackling one of the most difficult chores we can have if you like collecting comfy clothes or a certain style of clothing.

The perfect project for a rainy day, Wendy! Thanks for taking us along. It was like hanging out with a good friend 😊 xx

Gosh it’s Wonderful to see you again!!!!!💕💕💕💕

Thank you Wendy for sharing this process! I’m encouraged to try it. My goal is also simplicity and ease: get up, get dressed, go! The Marie Kondo thing didn’t work for me except for the suggestion to roll up clothes in drawers, rather than stack. I did that until the drawers got too full, so it’s a good time to purge and organize again. I live in a hot area of California, and sleep in light cotton dresses, which are torn up but I love them. During summer days I wear a skirt and t-shirt, with a funky apron (covered in paint), for creation time. My go-to action outfit around house and outside is tshirt, leggings, apron. I have bunions and have always despised shoes so am usually barefoot but sometimes have to wear them. Lightweight pair of sneakers for shopping, plastic clogs for quick garden forays, and heavy boots for outdoor work. I need some summer sandals. I’m off to help a family member pick up and organize their home before the housecleaner comes… Maybe tomorrow I can tackle my own clothing. Thanks again for your inspiration!

I feel motivated! Thank you! Love my comfy clothes too.

Thanks so much, Wendy! I really needed this video!

Happy New Year Wendy and James. Loved this video Wendy. Hugs and love ❤

Your so inspirational!! ❤

What a beautiful, chilled and informative video. Thank you!

Thank you, thank you! That’s just what I needed to declutter my wardrobe xx

Lots of gentle hugz right back. 🤗❤

You definitely help me stay motivated! Your gentle voice and creative spirit helps me. To ALL of our LOVELIES May your hearts be light, your minds be calm and your spirits be FREE ❤️🌻🦋

I love New Year's!

Great going Wendy! Thankyou, you've inspired me! 💙💚

I love this method! It makes so much sense.

Generally I do a clear out twice a year. Out of season clothes go into a big carved camphor chest to be forgotten for 6 months. Because I rarely go out these days i only have a few besties hanging at the far end of the wardrobe. So I have rarely wear for special outings and always wear clothes which are increasingly nice and gorgeous but comfy. I do have quite a few cant wear at the moment that I save . Because of medications and my age my weight fluctuates quite a bit. Mostly I wear loose fit trousers mainly in black and have both winter and summer weight and also harem style summer bottoms. I do have some loose fitting winter corderoy and denim bottoms. My tops both winter and summer are colorful, hippie or oriental in style and some long open fronted sleeveless tops that I wear merinos under. Because I have osteo arthritis my tops need to be easy to get on and off. I dont wear sleeveless tops out anymore because my aged arms are not pretty but for unbearably hot summer days at home I have 4 balinese dresses that I live in. For extra warmth in winter I have a beautiful Indian embroidered wool wrap, two long coat cardigans one in red and the other in turquoise and two cashmire Turkish styled ponchos in burgandy and lighter reds. I have two because I bought one for my mother and when she died I saved it. I have a long black pleated skirt for powhiri (formal Maori occassions) and funerals and two gorgeous open fronted designer jackets. They have a hood collar and are shapely stretch fabric held in the front with stylish cardigan clips. One is a light turquoise and the other dark red and black spirally pattern. I wear 6 pairs of ankle boots in winter, that I bought ten years ago before I retired, in dark green, purple, black , red ,pink and brown leather or suede. I have a good pair of Adidas walking trainers, a pair of black leather tai chi shoes and many flat slip on summer shoes and sandals. All shoes and boots with heels have gone to the Salvation Army thrift shop. Any day clothes that fit but that I havent worn in a season go to the Salvation Army too. Being 75 and living at home most of the time has changed my style in that I wear more casual but pretty cloths rather than formal, professional clothes I use to wear. I am old fashioned in that I iron my clothes so I shy away from frilly trims.

You’re sounding grounded ❤ a blessing to hear. You are sparking my joy xx

I absolutely adore your style! Everything you own is so cute. ❤

I don’t think 8 weeks is any time at all to get organised in a new home Wendy, I know there are people who have everything in its place within days but I need for things to find their natural place where it sits happily then we’re both happy ❤️❤️ xx

Thanks for all the inspiration. I recently found you & I’m so excited to watch your videos. I will be trying your method. I just bought two rolling racks & I find so many uses for it. Yes great for sorting clothing. My wardrobe is most black. Most of the time most of it doesn’t get out in the dryer so my blacks don’t fade. So I hang them wet on the rolling bar & place a fan in front of the wet clothing. They dry really fast & then I put them away. I also found a use for it when I’m working on a large quilt. I drape it over the roll bar & pull it toward my chair & I can work on the quilt. Most of all take your time getting settled in. You have plenty of time. I moved into my dream forever home May of 2020. Best advice slow & steady one room at a time. Then start over & go back to the first room to decorate slowly with treasures. Happy settling in. Mariaknits27 💃🏻💕🏠🧵🧶📚🧘🏽‍♀️🙏🏻🕯️

Thanks for the inspiration! I’m going to go through my closet too!

I just ordered one of your greeting cards and a Post card,love your artwork Wendy and your videos!!

Hi Wendy, here catching up with your videos. Loved that system of always and nevers, thanks for sharing!

Thank you for sharing I too need to go organise all my bed stuff . Have a good week

Thank you, Wendy, you really are the sweetest person. ❤🧡💛💚💙

There is a lovely lady on YT named Elise Buch, she loves vintage clothes and she makes me think of you for some reason. The clothes she collects are just gorgeous…I’m sure you would enjoy her channel and her lovely cottage. Thank you for sharing your art, you do inspire me. Love from Australia.❤️

Thank! I’m not alone!

Thank you. This has motivated me to start this week to declutter my clothes and drawers. Wish me luck 🙏🧚‍♀️🌈💚💜

Love this I have so much I never wear but don’t get rid of I can’t wait to get started

That was fun! You are sooó real and honest Wendy. Here in America young people are too hung up with "look at my stuff and what I have". Yuck!! I gave up on dess up in the 80's. I wear same things and love thrifting, things of the past I know. How to wear. Take care😊🎉

Thank you - I have many scarfs as well and I decided that I won't wear what I can't see, so I'm going to hang them instead of keeping them in a little bin. :) Inspired

Thanks for sharing this video Wendy Darling ❤

Thank you so much Wendy, you've really inspired me to do the same, my wardrobe is also in need of a good clear out. Thanks sweetheart ❤

Love your videos. You are so cheerful to watch!!🤗

Whew! Well done! Very motivating and not too overwhelming. I love the idea of ‘refriending January”. 👏✨👏

Been a subscriber for a year and I must say, I've enjoyed watching your light shine throughout the highs and lows. You seem uplifted, hope you enjoy being cocooned in your new home this winter 😊

Loved the video so motivational ❤ I love a lot of your pieces so beautiful

this is soo fun !! thank you for sharing this. plus thanks for sharing new nest home videos

I really loved watching you I learned a lot of stuff and I'm getting ready to turn 60 on Tuesday. Menopause has been not extreme for me but the hot flashes are pretty crazy, anyways just love you thank you for everything and sharing with

Very helpful thanks

I am in the same boat as you with clothes. This has been a motivator to start clearing out my drawers.

From your starting point...I think your end result looks fantastic! Great job!❤

Love your approach. It’s somewhat similar to my favorite method, a Carrie Kane book called How Did You Find That? It's a system for taking control of the stuff you have and it goes way beyond closet organization. Totally recommend it.

Thank you!!! I need to declutter my wardrobe...😮

I love dungies but they are hard to find. You've motivated me to do another sort through. It is amazing how many items we collect based on sentimental value and weight. Hope the first week of the new year has been kind to you. ❤🙏

I so understand this! ❤

Well, when I was a young girl, it wasn’t normal to wear sleep clothes unless one was sick. Now, things are lax and I live in loungewear/pajammers basically every day. Yes, it is all about comfort! Seems like I gravitate to cotton more than I used to. Likely, related to perimenopause. At work, I wear very comfortable scrubs. When I go out and about, I have comfortable leggings. Yup, it’s all about comfort and my weight is too big and I can’t deal with cute clothes anymore!

I live in leggings with long sleeved tops and sweater (jumper) over it in the Winter. Leggings with long sleeveless or short sleeved long tops in warm weather. I'm not working anymore so I don't need the fancy stuff unless I'm going out, which I rarely do, lol. Some hoodies as well. Really love that black flowered dress/top you were wearing in this video.

Thanks for this video, you have inspired me to get in my room and do some work with my clothes.

This video makes me so excited!!! 🖤🖤🖤

This is just the right video for me! I have to declutter and this sounds good way to do it. Thank you for the inspiration and tips for it.❤

Thank you Wendy.

you have inspired me, as always.

So helpful - I am having a huge clear out at the moment due to an upcoming move, so thanks for the tips

Well done on your declutter. I’ve been decluttering for the last couple of years so I know what a challenge it is.

I did what you did about four years ago when I moved and should probably do it again. I say that because most clothes just take up space. They are pretty and I like them, but like you, I do find myself wearing a lot of the same things over and over again. I'm not sure why! Are they my favorites? Most comfortable? I'm not sure what the reason is, but I get it. Your style reminds me so much of my mother. Please don't take it wrong. She dressed like you in her early 40s, maybe in her 30s, all the way up until I lost her. She always dressed youthful and fun. She wore the "dungarees" as you call them and stripe tops underneath. So when I see you dressed in something similar it's always comforting to me. She was very artistic too:-) 🧚‍♀

That was fun! I appreciate the transparency and I love that you wear comfy clothes that are just indoor lounging that don't look the best- I do that, too.

I received a text message yesterday from a friend reminding me to do a closet clean out! It feels overwhelming, but your video is so helpful! Simplify!

HA I saw this and jumped into cleaning out my master bathroom drawers. LOL I am only on drawer two so will go back to my audio book. Thanks for sharing this. It has been really helpful. After Bathroom do over I will do my clothing. It is way past time. You did so great with all of your clothes.

Your organizing is very inspiring. I need to sort my clothes out, but at the same time I need to be more confident about what I want to wear. I used to have a definite style and wear anything I wanted to wear, but as I have matured I am feeling a little lost. Have always bought both new and second hand (which I love). Thank you for the inspiration

Yes, I have been busy organizing my art room all day today, I check out my KZfaq and here is your organizational endeavor video! It was meant to be done then. I really admire your honesty about the things we don't always talk about, thank you for your help and time ❣️😊

I am a minimalist and also live in black, Happy New Year to you both xx😘

Thanks for your great videos!