A Full Closet but Nothing to Wear? Here’s the Real Reason — and the Fix

With industrialization — and later, the rise of fast fashion — the fashion industry has exploded, offering the public access to millions of clothing pieces. Fashion shows, flashy campaigns, aggressive promotion online and on TV, window displays and shops that look like they belong in a glossy magazine... It’s only natural that we, as consumers, feel a constant urge to buy.

But with so much variety, shopping often becomes chaotic — disconnected from our real needs and far from what truly suits us in terms of personality, lifestyle, job, body type, features, or color palette. And so, we end up with a wardrobe full of clothes and yet feel like we never have anything to wear.

The ideal wardrobe is one where you can pick out any item — even with your eyes closed — and feel extraordinary in it (not just “meh” or “okay,” but EX-TRA-OR-DI-NA-RY).It's a wardrobe where every top works with every pair of pants and every skirt, and where your outfits don't go out of style with every passing trend.

The ideal wardrobe aligns with your current lifestyle and job, not with who you were five or ten years ago.Your wardrobe should not look like mine — or your best friend’s — but should be built specifically for you, down to the finest detail.

That’s why one of the most important steps in discovering your personal style — and putting an end to the constant frustration with your clothes — is a wardrobe detox and reorganization.

Until this step is fully and successfully completed, you shouldn’t even consider shopping, because buying more items on top of an already disorganized closet will only make things worse.Buying something new when you feel like you have nothing to wear gives only a temporary illusion of solving the problem, when in fact, you’ll find yourself back in the same situation in no time.

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Are you ready to give your wardrobe a proper, transformational detox?