declutter my wardrobe with me | am i a minimalist now...

About two to three times a year, I get the urge to declutter my wardrobe of the items I haven't worn in six months to a year. Hangout with me while I walk you through my process for minimizing and the questions I ask myself as I analyze every piece of clothing. Enjoy!

[@Meritxellmartz]

I missed a try on of the clothes :(

[@matvldzia]

Maybe try to replace the Levis jacket, the item on its own is super cute and versatile but I think you would grab for it more if the size was bigger/more oversized

[@kellyaburke99]

I totally agree!

[@lizbethdane]

I hope you kept the lavender skirt! 💜

[@kellyaburke99]

I did! Absolutely couldn’t part with that

[@JesseMarieStewart]

Love the video! 🩷🩷🩷
But, if the cardigan disgusts you, It doesn't excite you and you just don't like it, Why keep it? x

[@kellyaburke99]

I agree! After watching it back, I was wondering why I kept it to. I added it to my pile afterwards 🤗

[@lisadavis4279]

It doesn't look like you are a minimalist by any means. However, decluttering is still good as long as you are more intentional with future purchases. There are a few things you can do to declutter even more. Put clothes not in season away. Of course there are some items that cross over into every season. Turn your hangers backwards at the beginning of the season. Turn them forwards when you wear it. At the end of the season, try on or force yourself to wear every item you did not wear. See how it makes you feel. Take notes on things you do an don't like on everything in your wardrobe. Count the number of items in every category. Think about these things before you purchase another item in a category. If there are items that you love but don't fit, put them away and revisit those items at least once a year. Give away several of the items.