8 Ways to Get Your Wardrobe Organized

1. Get out the space wasters. Whatever does not fit you anymore, get rid of it. Do Not keep "thin" or "fat" clothes, they will just depress you or you will live up to the expectation you will need them. Store them away if you must, but get them Out of your day to day wardrobe.

2. Get rid of duplicates unless you are wearing all of them usually except if it is part of a uniform you must wear of course. Do you verily need 8 distinct black tops/shirts/blouses?

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3. Keep your basics/classics. This may, for example, consist of: black pants/trousers, blazer/jacket, white shirt, blue jeans, black t-shirt and a pair of runners. This is very basic I know, but the trick is to build with accessories. Scarves, jewelry, mixing and matching are the way to go. You can dress up a pair of jeans and t-shirt with a blazer, or keep it casual with a poncho.

4. Keep like shapes together. I keep singlets/camisoles in one place, along with Whatever sleeveless. Then in other drawer I have t-shirts. In other drawer, the long sleeved t-shirts/jerseys and dressy tops that don't need hanging. Keep bulky items in the lower drawers, such as jeans, cargo pants and woolly jumpers. If you don't have a built-in or walk-in wardrobe, you don't need to be as greatest of course, as you will have more space.

5. Hanging wise, keep skirts together, short then long. I hang blazers and jackets to one end. Then hang your trousers in the middle, and shirts also. Try to use wooden hangers; they keep the shape of your clothes better over time, especially jackets.

6. If you love your shoes, then go for the clear shoe boxes that allow you to stack and see your collection all at once. It could even be a kind of decorating highlight in your bedroom or wardrobe! I like to hang my pretty shawls on the walls from time to time as they are too gorgeous to not be on display sometimes.

7. Hang belts, hats, scarves on coat hangers inside your wardrobe. Hang your robe on the inside with a large hook.

8. Have your socks and underwear in one place, perhaps your more delicate items in a shoebox in your drawer. This can contain your swimwear also.

8 Ways to Get Your Wardrobe Organized

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Savvy Travelers Start With an Organized Packing List

Summer vacation season is nearing an end, but there's still fullness of time left for relaxing fun in the sun. We all look send to the fun and freedom of vacations, but sometimes the planning, packing and prepping leave you more stressed-out than if you had just stayed home.

A relaxing getaway all the time starts with organized planning. Here I provide an comprehensive packing list that you can use to compose your own. Use this packing checklist as you fetch clothing, toiletries, carry-on  necessities, and more for your next trip.

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It may be helpful to make photocopies of this list before you start, or find a ready-made packing list notepad. I keep my packing lists in my luggage so when I get my luggage out of the closet and open the bag, it's right there when I need it - I don't have to go searching.

Consider having a ready-packed bag for basic toiletries that you use every time you travel, like razor, band-aids, travel-sized soap, shampoo, toothpaste, tissue, clothes-line, etc. Having these items pre-packed and stored with your luggage means less packing and risk of forgetting something.

Clothing

Short-sleeved shirts Long-sleeved shirts Sweater/sweatshirt Pants - dressy Pants - casual Pants - jeans Shorts Capri Pants Skirt/pants Suit/dressy clothing/ties Swim suit/cover-up/goggles Underwear/socks Shoes - dressy Shoes - casual Shoes - flip-flops Sleepwear Work-out clothing/sweatsuit Jacket/rain poncho Umbrella Hats - beach, baseball Accessories - jewelry, purse
Toiletries

Shampoo/conditioner/soap Deodorant Lotion/lip balm Toothbrush/paste/floss Shaving equipment Personal hygiene products Nail file/clipper/polish Comb/brush/hair dryer Laundry detergent/spot remover pen First aid kit Glasses, touch lens, sunglasses designate medications Otc medications Sunscreen/insect repellent Electrical adapter
For Carry-On

Wallet/passport/cash/traveler's checks/money belt Reservation confirmation - tickets/hotel/rent car Itinerary/maps/guidebooks voyage ear plugs, sleep mask, neck rest, pillow Books/magazines/travel games/laptop Camera/film/batteries/memory card/tripod Mp3 Player/iPod/charging station Cell phone/charger Snacks/gum Notepad/pens/stamps/address book/journal
Other minuscule Necessities to Consider

Pillowcase Antibacterial wipes Zip-top bags Beach towel & beach toys Alarm clock/flashlight/candle

After you've returned home from your trip, unpack and put everything away as soon as possible. Also recapitulate your packing list and cross off any items that you found you didn't truly need to bring and add anyone you forgot. 

Savvy Travelers Start With an Organized Packing List

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