Episode Description
My closet declutter was one of the most popular things I shared during my 30 Days of Decluttering series on Instagram! But here's what nobody tells you, decluttering doesn't automatically fix decision fatigue. I brought my dear friend Amy Casey, a color and style consultant with House of Colour, on to talk about what actually did.
In this episode we talk about:
- Why I'd already had my colors done years before my closet declutter, and still ended up overwhelmed and over-consuming
- The moment I found out I'm an autumn (and was a little devastated about it)
- The real math behind my closet: 152 pieces, 90 tops, 32 bottoms, and 2,980 possible outfit combinations
- Why 80% of people only wear 20% of what's in their closet
- How color analysis becomes a filter that stops you from buying the wrong things
- The difference between dressing to perform and dressing in alignment with who you actually are
- Amy's advice on where to start if your closet feels like too much
- Why this whole thing is really about values alignment, not vanity
Next step:
Curious about color analysis? Learn more at houseofcolour.com. And if you need a kickstart to declutter your closet, the One Space Reset Kit walks you through it step by step.
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