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March 13, 2021
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‘I Have Nothing To Wear’
If you also start each morning with the phrase ‘I have nothing to wear’, while your friends recommend you buy another huge closet just to store all your clothes?If your closet is packed with items and still – you have nothing to wear ??
Feel like you are getting dressed but there is no message in your look? And having trouble deciding, what right for use everyday, and what right for a special event, will it look good on us? And endless debating and batting what to do?? it’s time to find a better way to get organized each morning.
I concentrated some dedicated (non-shopping) fashion apps that I really liked – some really Changed my life, and i have also compiled some tips for those who still prefer to arrange the closet with two hands rather than a touch screen and everyone should know.
The vision of ‘clueless’ (or ‘already saw me with it?’)
Most of us wonder ‘where I went with this before’ or ‘see me with it already’, and in general – few of us have an unlimited wardrobe, one capable of producing countless different outfits.For those with short memory, the obsession with a new lock every day or a really neat wardrobe, there are loads of wardrobe management apps, just like the vision of the film Clueless. These apps also make an order, also enable the Outfit train without taking anything out of the closet and also keep you an Outfit Diary for planning or reminding what to wear.
So let get started…
1. StyleBook
I love the StyleBook closest to being perfect, even though it requires more messing and is paid. 
With StyleBook, you can load all your items (and delete the background on which you took the item), categorize them by item type, season, size, wardrobe availability and cost, create outfits and update when to wear or wear it, and even get stats like the item most worn or Most lucrative (cost vs. use) and more.
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The main strength of the app lies in connecting 7,000 fashion brand stores, allowing you to select items from the collection and assemble an imaginary wardrobe from clothing you have never bought, and from something you will never buy.
PRICE: 3.99$
2. Stylicious
For a little more guidance in the styling class, Stylicious has you covered.
Stylicious app helps you organize your wardrobe, but also provides designer tips on how to create a new look. You can take pictures of your clothes and sort them by sub-category. You can create clothes from the photos and use the calendar to assign dates to wear them.
Stylicious also makes it easy to buy some new clothes, as the app includes plenty of links for online shopping. I like that you can browse items from within the app. Once you click on an item you like, you will be taken to this site to complete your purchase.
Stylus is not the most serious application of style, but it can still help you look your best at work – and in the game.
PRICE: Free
3. GlamOutfit
An app that helps organize the closet as well as offering ideas from real people outfits.
Not sure what to wear when the weather cools? You should click on ‘style me’ so that other friends or other users of the app can go through your closet and offer you an outfit idea. To help them help you, you can add details about what general look you want to go today or whether it should be formal enough for work or not.
PRICE: Free
4. Closet+
If you have a closet that looks more like a battlefield and you forget about its contents about a week after the one-year arrangement, this app is for you. You take pictures of your items, upload to the app and with the app you can customize the shirt to your pants. In addition, it will calculate the consideration for the price you paid for the item, by weighting the price with the amount of times you have worn it.
If you want to separate your clothes by season or by place, you can do this with Closet+ and also make packing lists before your next trips so you won’t find yourself at the last minute pressure.
PRICE: Free
5. Chicisimo
The app has succeeded in establishing itself as a street style inspiration, building a vibrant fashion community, sharing their looks and tagging the closet. There are millions of people who have to decide, every day, how to pair a yellow shirt, or what to wear with a little red dress, or just what to wear tomorrow, the app helps you make such decisions and make your life easier.
You can create an album with dressing ideas for a wedding, or look military-style, or anything that makes sense to you.
Chicisimo help you with inspiration and help from an online outfit maker.
PRICE: Free
Bonus Apps
1. Gotit
Instagram for the smart consumer.
This app is a kind of social network-based images that allows you to share your shopping with friends on social networks. The idea is to produce some sort of guide consumers for all kinds of products. You can have an opinion, share reviews and even buy someone a present if he sign an item desirable. The app is not intended for just fashion consumers, but is very useful for them.
PRICE: Free
2. Zeekit
You don’t have to measure clothes in the store anymore. The most noticeable problem in the process of buying clothes online is the inability to measure the items on the body and know how they ‘sit’ on us. Zeekit solves the most pressing problems in the physical and online fashion world – measuring clothes and worrying about whether or not they will fit us.
PRICE: Free
Prefer to arrange your closet without an app?
Hare some tips and advice that will make you order in your head and wardrobe.
Organize by Category:
The wardrobe should be sorted by categories so that it is easy to find the blue dress or gray pants without having to take out the entire wardrobe every time. The categories are winter, summer, long, short, colors and types of clothes.
One Hanger For One Item In One Direction:
Hang only one item on a hanger and in the same direction and after wearing a particular item, turn his hanger the other direction. Over time you will know exactly what clothes you did not wear.
This way you will keep a neat closet and you will not lose clothes in the closet.
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Storing less useful clothing:
Put away those clothes of last season in eye level shelves and above.
Folding Clothes:
Fold the shirts With the shirt collar facing in, the pants it is recommended to fold according to the depth of the closet into 2-3 parts, your wardrobe will look great as long as you maintain a uniform fold.
Socks, underwear and belts:
Roll the belts and arrange them in the drawers side by side so you can see and pull them out quickly, and if there are no drawers or they are occupied, the socks, bottoms and belts can be arranged in boxes.
Throwing or donating?
You have clothes in the closet that are torn, don’t be afraid to throw them away, so you’ll have more space. If you really like them you can also repair the clothes with thread and needle or with a seamstress. Any clothes you know you will never wear again? Donate them. There are many associations that collect clothes and you can help them. Another idea is to have a swap party, invite all the members after everyone has arranged their closet, everyone will bring a bag full of clothes he wants to change and make swaps.
In conclusion, arranging the wardrobe is a chore that we tend to put off – annoying to carry it out, but annoying not to do it and live with the mess. A choice between the two options, the second leave us with a lack of order, rules and a sense that’nothing to wear’. We guarantee that after you finish the organization and sorting will feel great – relaxed, focused, clear, calm and more.
Do you have tips of your own for arranging the closet? We would be happy if you share with us in the comments.
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Like!! Thank you for publishing this awesome article.