30 new outfits?! ✦ Closet editing system ✦ Closet clean out

In this closet editing video I’m showing you the process I used to create 30 new outfits without spending a dime. This video was inspired by a closet editing video by violette_fr    • The Closet Editing System  . I basically used the same process, but using my own very colorful, patterned, and thrifted closet.

The process:
1. Make a vision board for your personal style
2. Pull out all of your clothes
3. Sort into 4 piles: (1) Pieces you love & wear all the time, (2) Pieces you no longer like (3) Pieces that you’d wear more if you got them tailored (4) Pieces that you like, but don’t wear as often as you’d like.
4. Make new outfit combinations out of the pieces you wear all the time and the pieces you don’t wear often. Try things on!
5. Take photos of the outfits you like & save them to an “outfits” photo album
6. Once you’ve made all of your outfits, look back at your vision board & make a list of things you could buy that would be a welcome addition to your new capsule wardrobe

Other tips for editing your closet:
Instead of making a vision board, you can instead pick a three to five adjectives to describe your style and use those to guide your process. If an outfit or piece you're unsure about doesn't fit within those adjectives, then it's probably a good idea to remove it from your capsule.
Personally, I like to get rid of clothes that are too small, but I will sometimes keep pieces that are one or two sizes too big.
Don’t keep things that don’t fit right, or require too much maintenance like ironing. Either get rid of them or get them tailored so that you actually want to wear them.
When you’re making outfits from your closet, don’t forget shoes and accessories! Include these items in your photos.