In a world plagued by over consumption and instant gratification, it is easy to overlook the things you already own. Inevitably the rush of a recent purchase will fade, and a new retail fixation will arise. Fast fashion is constantly moving the goalpost of staying in vogue. Now with a full closet and \u201cnothing to wear,\u201d we are met with choice overload and canceled plans. Sometimes having too many options can be a detriment, let’s normalize outfit repeating and reimagining old favorites before buying new. Take the pledge of mindful consumerism, and get inspired by these viral clothing challenges that we\u2019re loving!<\/p>\n
In the vein of reimaging your wardrobe, break free from choice paralysis by decluttering your closet. Forcing yourself to face the unworn items might provide you with perspective and inform your future purchases. Do you really need<\/i> 13 pairs of jeans? How often did you really<\/i> wear that sheer blouse? Are you ever<\/i> going to rewear those shoes that give you blisters? The hope is that you will reflect and not repeat unnecessary splurges. The KonMari Method<\/a> created by Marie Kondo inspired people worldwide to take control of their space and make the hard decisions that come with decluttering.<\/p>\n