
They'll often point to one of the following reasons as justification for why they just have to keep a particular item.Explore Mogul Milan's board 'Keep it in the closet', followed by 130 people on Pinterest. I've noticed that even when people feel motivated to purge, they still have a tough time parting with clothes. What comes first, the getting or the getting rid of Life, indeed, is filled with closet moments and closet actions.Fall is the optimal time to clean out your closet, and I've been helping a lot of people do just that in recent weeks. Of those items, some the public will see and others they never will. We keep clothing, safes, guns, shoes, valuables, what we hoard, and many other objects in. The closet is a place to hide or keep.

Your memories will remain with you. If we took this approach to cleaning, we would never get rid of anything. A wedding dress and one or two other items are certainly OK to keep for sentimental reasons, but you can't keep everything just because it reminds you of something.
Updated fabrics and the current fashion scene can make the vintage stuff look less retro and more just old. But even though styles and cuts of clothing may come back into style, the old pieces don't always translate to the new look. You can't have a whole wardrobe of clothes you'd like to fit into someday taking valuable closet space away from what you wear now.This is hard to argue with, especially when I look around today and see so many reminders of my youth and the trends that dominated the 1980s. Additionally, and depending on how much weight you'd like to lose, it could take time before the garment will fit again. Plus, unless it's a pair of pants that's so unusual you can't find anything similar or a dress that you just can't live without, I would argue that having a bunch of clothes in your closet that don't fit might be depressing and counterproductive.If you want to keep some clothes as motivation, perhaps they can be stored away from your daily wardrobe so you don't feel deflated each time you see them.
However, there are some items that typically do stand the test of time and are worth keeping if you love them, such as luxury brand shoes, bags and accessories. It's so important to try clothes on, especially older items, because they may not fit you the way you remember, and it can help you make a more informed decision.
