Molly
8-24-19, 10:35am
I posted earlier about my conflict of wanting a spare minimal closet yet craving variety in my wardrobe. I received lots of good responses ranging from creating a capsule wardrobe to just giving in to my love of variety.
I think I've found a simple solution based on Courtney Carver's Project 333.
I went through my closet and chose only those items that I wear regularly and boxed up everything else. This gives my closet the spare, clean look I love, yet if I find I'm missing a certain item, I can always go back and retrieve it. Previously, I would sell or donate the item, only to find out one day that it was the very thing I wanted to wear, then would frantically search eBay for an exact copy. What a waste of time and money.
I can rotate items from the boxes, or purge with more confidence if I find out a couple of years have gone by without wearing an item.
I'm hoping this will curb my desire to shop for more since I will now be able to "shop" in my boxes.
I think I've found a simple solution based on Courtney Carver's Project 333.
I went through my closet and chose only those items that I wear regularly and boxed up everything else. This gives my closet the spare, clean look I love, yet if I find I'm missing a certain item, I can always go back and retrieve it. Previously, I would sell or donate the item, only to find out one day that it was the very thing I wanted to wear, then would frantically search eBay for an exact copy. What a waste of time and money.
I can rotate items from the boxes, or purge with more confidence if I find out a couple of years have gone by without wearing an item.
I'm hoping this will curb my desire to shop for more since I will now be able to "shop" in my boxes.