The Lying, the Which and the Wardrobe

Lying to yourself that one day you’ll wear those unworn clothes which are Lying around in the back of your Wardrobe? Which ones do you wear? Which ones will you ditch? Which ones will replace them and Which ones will make up your new Wardrobe?  

Do you look in your Wardrobe and scream “aaagh!” each time you open the doors? Take control today!

Nothing but black in there? Stop buying it, learn which colours really suit you and weed out unsuitable colours. Stop buying expensive mistakes. Get the edge. Click here to book your colour session today.

Unworn, unloved and gathering dust – impulse buys, sentimental memories, wrong size, wrong shape – ditch ‘em and make room for new friends. Don’t be scared – take the plunge and ditch the grunge. You know it makes sense

If you feel guilty about ditching clothes – do something positive with them. If they still have the labels on them and you want to recycle them, contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  who runs a fab dress agency (check out www.designerdesires.com) featuring genuine designer clothes at amazing discount prices - Gucci, Armani, Jimmy Choo etc. 

Alternatively, Cancer Research UK is encouraging you to bring your unloved clothing into local shops. So be sure to get rifling through your wardrobe in aid of Cancer Research UK's new Detox Your Wardrobe campaign.

Watch out for more tips on recycling unwanted garments in forthcoming newsletters. Sign up today to receive your monthly newsletter.

Can you make an outfit from what’s left? Make a list of what’s missing – go shopping only for those things which will fill gaps. This is the best time to hit the sales – armed with a list and only buying the things on that list! Be firm.

Ask an expert to help you – email us today This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to book an appointment. 

Still undecided? Click here to read a recent testimonial from a grateful wardrobe hoarder.