“If you’ve ever looked at your overflowing wardrobe and felt you could do better – for fashion cred and for the environment – then this is the book for you.” I can’t say it any better the blurb on the back of this book. This guide is written by the Redress team. Redress is an…
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With school holidays coming up, you may have some time up your sleeve to dive into your wardrobe and finally do that clean out. I have given some tips to edit your wardrobe before but here are the top 6 tips all on one page. #1 Remove all clothes that don’t fit you anymore but you…
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Tip # 6 What you see is what you wear. Accessories can make an outfit but not if you don’t wear them, or see them…or can find them. Remember when you were little and you learnt your colours by dividing a mixture of objects into their colours. Lego bricks, rubbers, buttons, etc… Oh how pretty…
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Wardrobe Tip #5 The organiser in me loves auditing and streamlining a woman’s wardrobe. The stylist in me loves mixing and matching new combinations and uncovering your hidden gems. And yes I charge for it but you will love it in the end. It is like having a merchandiser visit your wardrobe. One wardrobe I…
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Wardrobe Audit Tip # 4: Colour code your clothes. Again for a positive start to the day, finding clothes to wear should be quick and simple. Colour code your clothes and you can immediately go to the colour that reflects your mood. Colour coding means your favourite black skirt can be found quickly without looking…
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Wardrobe audit Tip #3: If your hangers are beautifully crocheted, hand-me downs from Grandma, inherited from the dry-cleaners or a mixture of wire, wooden, plastic hangers from various wardrobes you have used over the years, it is time to streamline. NOW. Nothing cleans the wardrobe and the head faster than using similar hangers for your clothes.…
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