
Marie Kondo in no time
By now some of us have started thinking about purging our closets of unworn clothing and miscellaneous debris. To that we say, good luck!
And after you’ve chucked that fluoro boob tube once and for all, why not hack your wardrobe a little to get the most out of your space. Image: tu tu / unsplash
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Hang long items to the left
Keep long coats, dresses, and pants to the left of your cupboard, and shorter jackets, dresses, blouses and skirts to the right. It’s pleasing on the eye, and easy to find what you’re looking for, fast. Image: Instagram
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Organise by colour
Within your subgroup hangings (dresses, skirts etc) organise items by colour. This will give your closet a uniform look, and again, will make searching for that top you swore was in there somewhere, much easier. Image: Instagram
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Use uniform hangers
Hanging your clothes on matching hangers instantly improves the look and feel of your wardrobe. There are cheap and strong plastic options, or we have found wooden hangers at $2 shops in the past. Budget boutique!
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Storage cubes are your friend
Fold or roll delicate knits and tee shirts, and place in storage cubes or old shoeboxes that can easily fit underneath the right side of your hanging space.Image: Instagram
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Hang your shoes
Grab a cheap vertical shoe and bag divider to hang your shoes neatly in your wardrobe. Divide into flats, sandals, heels, and joggers to easily grab what you need. Image: Pinterest
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Hook your scarves
Grab a bunch of shower rings, hook onto a hanger and loop your scarves through to put an end to searching through a tangled mess of a drawer. This can work for caps, ties and bras, too. Image: Pinterest
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Create your own fitting room
Instead of throwing together outfits on your bed, install a hook inside your wardrobe door to easily hang and swap out potential outfits. What did we say about budget boutique!? Image: Instagram