Cataloguing My Entire Wardrobe! (stats: second hand, colours, times worn)

Today I'm categorising and digitising my entire wardrobe! 👗🤓 I'm using the Whering app to catalogue all my clothes so it can suggest outfits for me (just like in Clueless!) AND give me some good good stats about how much of my wardrobe I'm actually wearing. Let's see how it does! And I'd love to know if you have your own tracking system for your clothes - let me know in the comments!
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Lucy Moon: / @lucymoon
CHAPTERS
00:00 - Intro
01:58 - Getting started
04:58 - Initial stats
08:17 - One month later update
13:09 - Personal spreadsheet
16:06 - Overall thoughts
17:29 - Wardrobe update
19:09 - Favourite app-inspired outfits
23:05 - Outro
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[@stagetopage]

The purple and orange outfit at the end is giving massive Daphne from Scooby Doo vibes...and I absolutely LOVE it!

[@DaisyByDesign]

This is exactly what I thought! I was like "that is the outfit Daphne and Velma's love child would wear 😂"

[@morehannah]

oooooh I hadn't thought of that but yesss!! I mean it does give off cartoon character vibes so that makes sense

[@Reeseskitty]

Yes!! Glad someone else was seeing Scooby Doo. Absolutely love it though 💕

[@theaudiobookaficionado]

I was going to say that too hehe, I love it!

[@bridgettewomack7218]

Came here to say that, and it certainly does. It also gives a Velma.

[@laurenkerr2701]

You should do a video wearing outfits the app generates for a week!

[@emilymaeflower93]

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[@phoebexesther]

Lucy Moon did a video like this!

[@crazygossipgurl101]

The outfit generator isn’t great if you wear layered looks

[@lapislazulis2378]

​​​@@crazygossipgurl101's not smart enough to make a difference between thin and thick fabrics... it suggested me styling a light summer skirt with heavy winter cable knit and long wool coat in the summer 😅. Not to mention it is not very precise with colours (all the subtle tones of reds, purples, pinks) and suggest colours clashing with each other.

[@morelikekoolva]

I so appreciate the time you take to fully cover a topic. I know that means that video ideas take longer, but it’s so nice as a viewer. Some creators will split things up a little too much for various reasons and I love the “here’s this thing, now here’s my thoughts on it a month later” all in one video. This was a good one. 🎉

[@hannahk1306]

Yes same - it's so much easier to follow and much more engaging! I think some creators feel that they have to post things as soon as they've filmed them, but sometimes you get a better quality video by taking time over it.

[@anavidreader277]

Second tip: if you’re doing it Hannah’s way it’s much easier to take all the photos and then add them all in one go!

[@crazygossipgurl101]

Definitely! And its actually easier to just set up a hanger on the wall/a clear floor space and take photos instead of search for ones online

[@user-tq6xf2wd5w]

“apparently this is how I like to use my baby free time” says the person who was transcribing her written diaries for months 😂❤

[@annae.c.f.2548]

when i was in fifth grade, long before smartphones and apps existed, i drew all my clothes to plan combinations. well, that was time consuming...

[@Pum1na]

I actually have tracked most of my clothes in a spreadsheet for a few years and I also have the categories oldnew and newnew and selfmade, it's always fun to look at the statistics on that :)

[@leahwilton785]

I'm glad you (and so many others in the comments) seem to enjoy this but MAN i could never. Even besides the initial time commitment (which is substantial), daily logging my outfit is too much to ask from me.

[@AllTheArtsy]

yeah i had one friend tell me to do this so i can "calculate how worth it" my clothes are and i just looked at her and said "no" because the thought of having to log each and every time i wear something is hell on earth for me

[@surlespasdondine]

right? it's awesome for those it works for, but for me even the amount of planning people put into their outfits is too much for me.

[@wolfsherz3279]

I used a similar app for a bit, but hadn't added all of my clothes and didn't qant to track a singular jumper essentially lol. The time commitment per day is fine if it's just picking out what you've worn, but Ive never planned anything before. It also made me realise how many days I spend in flithes that aren't even beginning to be "an outfit" it's just throwi a jumper over my pjs bc I haven't left the house 😂😅

[@Ulthar_Cat]

A useful thing to do to cycle clothes is to add them to your closet or drawer on one side after wearing them and washing them, and only picking your next clothes from the other side of the closet or drawer. Like you take out a garment from the right, wear it, wash it, and put it back on the LEFT side, and pick a fresh one from the right 💜

[@spag-boi]

I've been using Acloset to track my wardrobe since January and I'm finding it super useful when making new secondhand purchases, seeing what colours and silhouettes I wear most! It also automatically sizes your images appropriately when making outfits unlike whering which just dumps them in the middle of the page lol

[@sarahrichards917]

I second Acloset! I've been using it for 6 months and I have very few gripes with it!

[@happytofu5]

Also, it does not seem as glitchy and you can have 2 shirts layered, and also a jacket / cardigan on top of that.

[@alissa6380]

fourthing Acloset! i haven't fully finished cataloguing it or started using it daily yet but I really like its tagging system and how you can create custom collections(e.g. things to wear in really hot weather, things to take on vacation, special aesthetic/theme, etc.). The only thing I'm really missing is a "do these two items go together" function, where I could try them on together once, click "yes or no" and either see Item A as a suggestion whenever I wanna wear Item B or be reminded that I shouldn't even try them together, they do not work. That way, whenever I buy a new top I could try it with all my bottoms and see what I like/don't like and then never have to think about it again.

[@eloyoneill3875]

Yes! I love acloset too, no glitching and it's super simple. The only thing is you can't get the percentage of second hand or new which is a shame.

[@late-start-vlogs]

I recently (I mean literally a week ago) began tracking my wardrobe on Notion. it's organized by brand, condition, thrifted/gifted, Price, and occasion/ temperature. when I get a day off from work I'm going to add the pictures of each item. my goal is to eventually, toss out/ replace certain items to keep my wardrobe and catalog of clothing up to date. I know it sounds a little strange, but this has helped me curate my own personal style and helps remind me to mend and repair what I have that I like, and as my personal style changes I can just sell or donate what's in good condition, that I'm not wearing.

[@thatjillgirl]

I don't "track" my wardrobe particularly closely, but I DO cycle my clothes. Like, I have all my tops hanging up together (summer tops in the summer, then when it cools I put them away and hang the winter tops, then back to summer when it warms). When I go to wear one, I take the top that is hanging on the close end of the line. When I put them away, I hang them on the far end, so they're always cycling forward. But I do allow myself to skip a top if it's not good for that day or I'm not feeling it or whatever. If I keep skipping it and it stays on the end too long, I know that I don't actually like it/wear it and it may not be worth keeping. I do this for all my categories of clothes, storing them by category and cycling them through. I have whittled some stuff down a little bit this way by getting rid of things that were always getting skipped over, but the main thing it helps me with is encouraging me to actually wear most of my clothes instead of constantly favoring just a few outfits, so my cost per wear is a lot better.

[@flickchick235]

I love your wardrobe videos and how much you talk about buying secondhand. It's definitely made me think that I need to do that more.

[@natalihoeg227]

I have been tracking my wardrobe since January of 2022! I track cost-per-use on all of my items, as well as date purchased/finished (i sew and knit)/ and gifted. My lowest cost per use item is $0.09!

[@LilyRoseKnits]

Sounds great! How do you track it?

[@miacraftysages7714]

I have been using this app for about 8 months now, and yes the initial photos took me a while, but I LOVE creating new outfits! And the app gets better at recognising things you wear regularly if you stick at it abit longer. It would be fun to do a follow up video in a few months with updated thoughts. Especially because the app says you have only used a small percent of your clothes, but that’s because you aren’t going to wear winter things anymore.

[@zuai]

I have been using Acloset for tracking my wardrobe for the past 6 months ish and the data is beautiful 😍😍 Would definitely recommend it, I haven't had any glitch issues or anything, and the AI outfit generator is actually pretty good!

[@happytofu5]

I use Acloset as well and I have the feeling that the app has 2 favorite outfits, because it suggests them to me over and over again each day 😂

[@emilylabram]

I use Pinterest to catalogue my clothes and shuffle new things around before buying. Find it really satisfying to see what I already have and it discourages me from adding too much. Reminds me of how excited I was about the clothes when they were new (to me) and encourages me to maintain and restore them. I only do the most worn items as it’s laborious!

[@emelie2694]

Hi Hannah! I started using an app like this (Acloset) just a few days ago. I tagged all my pre-loved clothes as "second hand" in the brand section to get a percentage of how much of my clothes were pre-loved (41%). I was so happy to see this video, I actually thought of you when I downloaded the app and how perfect it would be as a video for your channel! :)

[@drodlaren]

Need this as a series (if you want to!) because… The other day i wore a green dress with a yellow cardigan, and we have similar hair color and cut so i was like wait….who does this remind me of? This looks familiar. You!! You sneaky style influencer! 😂 so keep it going, i need more inspiration

[@anavidreader277]

I just added something every time I wore it for a month and then did the left over to make it one’s overwhelming!

[@sallys.2707]

I tried this app after watching a Ruby Granger's video but: 1. My wardrobe is small enough I know by heart what I have and what I wear/don't wear 2. Even with my small-ish wardrobe I just couldn't bother taking the time taking pictures😂 Also "écrue" is french for "off white".

[@morehannah]

well! I learned something new!

[@sallys.2707]

@@morehannah to be more precise it's a type of off-white (blanc cassé) : écrue, blanc crème, blanc de lin, etc. are all off white. Just not the same off white 🤣😅

[@rebeccawiens4224]

(Haven't watched yet) I started using a digital closet (ACloset) in December and it has been life-changing. By using this app, I have bought much less in terms of clothes. When my inspiration runs dry, I know where to go. It also helps me feel better about letting go of things I don't actually wear.

[@sarahscott409]

i catalogued my wardrobe by hand at the start of this year and keep a tally next to each item every time i wear it so i LOVE this. it sounds mad as an idea, i know, but it's made me so much more aware of what i'm wearing, and has meant i'm much more consciously using all my clothes instead of just going for the same ones all the time... which in turn has made me love my wardrobe far more because i'm like "wait, haven't worn that in a while, gotta figure out how to use it more!" something about making sure none of the clothes have zero tally lines by them really scratches an itch in my brain!

[@shellfx3542]

A quick tip to make your trousers/dungarees that are too cold for winter more vercitile: just wear tights under them! I know it's almost summer now but for when the cold weather eventually comes around again, keep your legs warm and wear tights underneath your trousers :)

[@AmyMarks]

I really love this stuff! I've been tracking my wears since July 2019, so very nearly four year, and it is SO interesting to me. I've been working on minimalising my wardrobe for years and now I'm down to 100 things. That's absolutely everything except underwear - clothes, shoes, bags, jewellery, accessories, pyjamas, sports clothes, you name it! And the reason I've been able to cut down from 2500 thing (not even exaggerating!) to 100 is knowing exactly what I actually like and actually wear because of my tracking. It is the best thing ever. And I love your purple and orange outfit!

[@MiscellaneousMatilda]

I started using Whering this past Monday and I'm so glad I'm not the only one struggling with "organising" the daily outfits 😂

[@MiscellaneousMatilda]

Oh, and I agree! I would also like "old new" and "new new" :)

[@heatherinde]

I’ve been looking for an app like what Cher had in Clueless. I don’t have time to watch just this minute but I’m so excited to see how this goes for you!

[@demideridder]

I have been using this app over a year, and for the whole year i am tracking what I wear every day. It’s easy to see now what I like the most

[@xxoldmagicxx]

The purple shirt and orange skirt makes you look like a cartoon character and I think that’s why you secretly like it lol

[@All_Lemons]

I've been tracking my outfits and stats for a couple of years, just using my own Google sheets. Absolutely love getting all the stats! I would switching to an app, but not looking forward to entering all the items again...

[@hannahbate5766]

I started using this app when I saw it pitched on Dragons’ Den. Glad to see other people are using it as well , it’s so useful.

[@Animalconferece]

The green raincoat, orange skirt and purple top is giving a very scooby doo vibe, in the best way possible

[@salamanda11]

Now that I only go in to work once per week, I hardly ever wear “real clothes.” It’s all tshirts and leggings. 😂 Might be interesting to track “not just around the house” clothes though! When I moved during COVID, I put all my hangers in the closet backwards and only turn it forward after I’ve worn it. So that’s the only way I can currently tell which clothes I’m actually wearing.

[@torizito9347]

I only go to the office twice a week and started tracking my work outfits so I don’t accidentally wear the same thing everytime people see me in person 🤣

[@surlespasdondine]

I used to do that when working from home but I realized I don't only want to wear nice clothes for work, but also for myself (and my kids and husband) I started wearing real pants or skirts at home, and things like blouses etc. It makes me feel so put together and good about myself. I don't know, might sound silly.😆

[@surlespasdondine]

@@torizito9347 What if they see you with the same outfit? First of all people are way too concerned with themselves to notice, second it does not really matter. Something you love wearing so much that you grab it often makes you happy, so why not?

[@TT-_-]

🥲 I have way too many Real Clothes compared to what I need and like to wear. I am so attached to my "school/city clothes", but I wear them very rarely nowadays. Comfy sweatpants and t-shirts or just pajamas all day at home, and leggings and a basic long-sleeve under work coveralls. Switch the shirts to knit pullovers for colder months and the sweatpants to a long skirt for the hottest summer, and that's all I wear.

[@pcgourmetgirl]

I downloaded this app after you recommended it in your newsletter (at least I think that’s where I saw it). I downloaded it to use for my kids’ wardrobes so I can see if something I’m considering buying would work with stuff they already have and/or is an item that fills a need. I created two accounts (one for each kid) and don’t use all the cool options you can track as they aren’t relevant/don’t work for kids stuff. It’s also been great to create look books of what clothes they are about to grow out of and which ones they are growing into. It’s been so much fun to use and live out my dream clueless closet through! I’m super excited for you to do seasonal or annual videos with stats from this, because your wardrobe videos have been so much fun to watch!

[@bernadette8727]

I started a few different attempts at different wardrobe statistics that all just fizzled out over time. What worked for me was putting all my worn or laundred clothes to one side of the rack. Over time I had a gradient of how often I wear things. I challenged myself to wear the least or unworn items and this helped me to a) resurrect old favourites and b) finally declutter what I never wore. Over two years I built a "wardrobe mindpalace" and now I organised my wardrobe by colour and hang most of it. At the beginning of a season I put all the hooks of the hangers in one direction and after wearing an item I turn the hook the other way. So I see what I haven't worn once. Now before my wardrobe turnover I aim to wear everything at least once.

[@juliebean1910]

All of those outfits are a slam dunk! You look fabulous in all of them!

[@mery_vc]

Yaay so happy you joined this app.🎉 Ive been using it since march and ive been logging my outfits since then. Im so mad the stats dont update, because thats what attracted me to it. I hope more people creating content around it attract money to the app and becomes a bit faster and smoother.

[@qwertydeluxe]

so much fun seeing your color combo experiments. that orangey dress with leopards (i think) on it is amazing!

[@kslaney4161]

The outfit mirror dancing made my day! Thank you for another great video.

[@pia2902]

Thank you for the video. I love, love, love your clothes videos.

[@michellemachesney1487]

oooh what an interesting idea for an app! i love that u got the dress made into a skirt! how creative! personally i wfh finding myself wearing the same 3 joggers or pair of lounge shorts and two hoodies 😆 it does seem like a bit of work for the app but it also seems fun!

[@daisyanna22]

Love the dedication!

[@marykaltreider3771]

I’d love to see a follow up after a full season and/or year. It’s so interesting to me! I also love the bright outfit, the colors are so fun together and great on you.

[@heatherdalton4725]

I've just done this too - took forever to hang everything for photos but I'm so pleased with it now.

[@Jennifer-on8ln]

Looove all of the outfits you showed in the end! 😊

[@ellinor2674]

I've been saving photos of my clothes in a folder on my computer for years. It actually helps so much when I have to pack for a trip without pulling everything out of my wardrobe while I decide! Definitely considering tracking how much I actually wear them now though!!

[@lollylyndee]

you had me at like clueless, this is the app of my dreams~! ✨

[@complicatedchlo]

I cheered about the oil stain coming out of your jumper 😄

[@nemaisrach]

Hey Hannah! I decided to use Acloset because it has a nice feature that gives you outfit suggestions based on the weather in your area! It also seperated out cardigans and jackets 👍🏻 loved the outfit suggestions initially but I haven't updated it with items I threw out so not getting as much use out of it now, think you've just inspired me to get into it again !

[@elinevanloon1424]

I love the outfits at the end!❤

[@valarya]

I personally LOVED that wide belt over the jean skirt. I think I'll check this app out, looks cool... and who doesn't love all that data 🤤

[@chesszed]

I've been using this app for a couple of months now and really enjoyed getting the new outfit suggestions. Makes me feel way more excited about the clothes I already own! I also found it similar to you where I wish I hadn't added any accessories though, like my earrings for example are definitely a last minute decision rather than an outfit specific item. I don't know if you've explored the lookbooks too, but that's also been great for knowing I have outfits for most occasions. It stops me thinking 'Oh I need something new for this event', I can just go into my 'Dressy' lookbook and find an outfit I like there, it's like shopping in your own wardrobe 😂

[@jessicastevens5782]

I've downloaded 4 different closet tracking apps (just uploaded a small sample to see if I liked the app before committing to the full inventory). Unfortunately, haven't found the right one for me yet. Maybe I need to develop my own, or maybe look at other organizing/inventory apps. Would really like to use one. For me, would be helpful for shopping.

[@beccy6539]

WithWendy recently did a 6 month update of using ACloset which was super interesting!! Looking forward to how you end up using the data that you collect abt your closet!

[@chantelle7840]

I use and love the Stylebook app. It is SO helpful!

[@hannahdavy5812]

Love the animal print skirt and the blue!!

[@pixiepie3667]

I've been using Stylebook since about 2013/4. Its a lot more simple and hasn't been updated in 5 years but its pretty decent, doesn't seem to glitch out at all. It doesn't give me recommendations in the same way Whering does, but it allows me to choose the categories I want to mix together, so Top, cardigan, bottoms & shoes or dress, jacket, boots. then It randomises 10 outfits that I can then pick one to edit to make an outfit. It also has a packing feature which can be so useful to avoid over packing. I go through phases of using it but my data's pretty up to scratch now.

[@chelfie3000]

I love Stylebook!!

[@Water-tt4kx]

I've been using Whering for a few months now and it has made me more excites about getting dressed in the morning. Before I started using it, I used to trash my whole wardrobe whenever I needed an outfit for whatever reason, leaving my room a complete mess. I would love for them to add the year that you bought the item. It has also helped me figure out what clothes I'm actually missing, instead of me just buying another vintage white blouse or vintage graphic tee.

[@AlouettElizabeth]

I downloaded this app over a month ago, none of my stats were coming through so I emailed them and they actually said it was a major glitch they were working on! So it’s not just you! It’s finally working for me now.

[@SaraCaitlinBerg]

Wooow this is something I've been thinking about doing for a while! I didn't know there was an app to help out.

[@SamWest96]

I'm so intrigued by the app. I'm in the process of a big weight loss and as I essentially need to buy a new wardrobe (second hand mostly) so it could he quite fun to do alongside my new style update

[@monicarlo15]

Weight gain & seasons change already has me wanting to organize my closet, might be the perfect time to start tracking my clothes too!

[@DoeRaeMe]

Neutral clothing will never be my vibe! Hannah is my vibe 🔥

[@RachaelTheRed]

I use Open Wardrobe and I have been really enjoying it. The entry was really labor intensive but I ended up splitting it into sections and just doing one or two sections a week until it was all in there.

[@giishaw92]

I started using Open Wardrobe about a month and a half ago and I really like it. I use it to create outfits and remind myself I don't need to buy more clothes. So far I've been tracking my outfits, but I know I'll probably stop doing that eventually. It's just helpful to be able to see all my clothes in one place and organize them by season.

[@giishaw92]

Oh, and it helped me declutter a bunch of things I realized I wasn't wearing.

[@laurenschenck5355]

Happy pride month Hannah! Xoxo 😚 🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈

[@carinen8119]

How fun!

[@rribbonss]

It amazes me how many varied outfits you wear in a month! I guess that’s a bonus of having your wardrobe be more organised. It’s winter where I am and I literally have two outfits and just wear random t-shirts underneath my jerseys since they will never be seen. I have a bunch of ordinary t-shirts (like 5-10), and I only like 3 of them and a few are old and either have holes or smell kinda funky. It’s so difficult to find high quality clothes that actually last for more than a year or two without getting holes. I have other clothes that I never really wear since my wardrobe is super disorganised, and most of them are messed up in some way cause I do not have the energy to repair things or deodorise them. I really need to do a proper wardrobe reorganisation so that I can wear clothes I actually like. But I think there’s a lot of things I need that will add up to being quite expensive in order to create a fully cohesive wardrobe :(

[@surlespasdondine]

My wardrobe has been very organized for a while and it helps me really vary what I wear on a daily basis. However an app for it does not interest me, it's enough to me to have a clear organizational system, a good overview.

[@claires9018]

I've been using the wearing app since the start of the year and I love how the stats make me utilise more of my wardrobe (I'm sure that won't be the same for everyone but it works for me). Currently I have 133 items of which 33% is pre-loved and I wear 57% of my wardrobe (without having worn most of my summer clothes I'm waiting for a whole year to fully look at that stat).

[@booksandbargains]

Really enjoyed this! and like the person below said, that purple and orange outfit is SOOO Daphne and Velma hybrid :PLOVE it

[@piddlydiddly]

The lucy and Yak jeans are called Soho, not mom jeans, I love skinny jeans and saw them on you and was like WANT but the mom ones are more tapered rather than skinny. Love the video!

[@toffeefuchs]

I actually downloaded the whering app a couple of weeks ago but never found the time to get started with cataloging everything. Hearing that it can be glichy makes me hesitate even more. I read a couple comments recommending the acloset app and maybe I'll look into the similarities and differences of the apps a bit more before deciding which app I want to put the time and energy into using it. But I do love the idea of having a closet app and tracking what you wear.

[@mariahg343]

Ooh, maybe Hannah would be interested in a comparison video. (But maybe not putting all 145 articles into the acloset app!)

[@anavidreader277]

I use Acloset and it seems to be less glitchy!

[@laurenschenck5355]

SO EXCITED!! 🪻💕💓🤎💖🩵💗💗🩵💙💙🧡🧡❤️🩷💛💖💖🩵❣️🩵💖🤎💗🪻💓💚💚💖💛🧡❤️🩷❣️🖤🪻🪻❤️‍🔥💚💙💙🧡🩷🖤🪻💞🪻❣️🌼🩷💛💛💙💙💛🧡❤️❤️🧡🩵💖💖🤎🤎❤️‍🔥💚

[@thiadesg]

One project on my Summer list is to make a spreadsheet of all the clothes I own. I don't think I'll track cost per wear, but I'm interested in seeing a percentage of new/secondhand and overall cost of my wardrobe today. I'm also going to include my size so that I can easily refer to this spreadsheet in secondhand shops so I'll know how something might fit me without trying it on on the stores (they usually don't have changing rooms anyway).

[@loz_nz]

I've been using the Whering app since Lucy posted about it a few months back. I haven't done the upfront set up of cataloguing my entire wardrobe, instead I just add new items as I wear them. Which does mean it's not showing me items I am not regularly wearing. But I still love the suggestions for inspiration even if I adapt them

[@lilly6766]

Thank you for sharing! I have lost 80 pounds and June the 13. Th I will be getting my loose skin removed. I have never been this weight as an adult.

[@crazygossipgurl101]

Sometimes to get it to update the times worn you need to click the item of clothing and go to the times worn section and it will refresh the ‘most/least worn’ and possibly usage percentage

[@aspatzle827]

Now I want to track my waderobe, too, so I can find out the cost per wear!

[@swervature]

It would be nice if it could factor weather and seasons into the data. Getting those Netflix-ish messages. "You haven't worn this parka in 4 months. Do you still have it?" Well, Miss App, it's been summer, so... 😁

[@alicerosfield8078]

I wish I had time to do this! But should probably start with tracking my periods and getting in tune with my body first?! xx

[@angelal8829]

I’m very happy for Hannah and this was super interesting but this was the most stressful thing I’ve ever seen. Like you would have to pay me so much money to do this I can’t even.

[@majascha3414]

I coincidentally also started tracking my wardroba around the time this video was released! Although I still haven't added everything yet, just the things I'm wearing each day plus a few other items (and no accessories/shoes since I only own a couple pairs that I mostly choose based on practicality not style), it seems less daunting that way. It's probably too much work to move everything over now but I personally use the app "Acloset", it seems to do pretty much the same things but I haven't had any problems with it glitching. It also has a feature where you can follow other people whose style you like and a clothing resell feature, but it's not popular where I am so I'm not sure if people are actually using it...

[@diplomog]

Thanks

[@rachael5029]

I do find you have to make sure you properly close the app down every now and then and then the stats update when it restarts, but the usage tab on the item always seems to show the correct usage number.

[@pudgylemon4640]

I use Acloset for my tracking

[@ella1856]

i might download it but i'll be curious to see what i do with handmade clothes and wether there's a section for that

[@emmabarnes609]

i got ironing tommorw and also washing of clothes to do tommorw

[@theaudiobookaficionado]

This app looks so cool but I'm very distressed that it seemed to be very glitchy? I NEED ACCURATE STATS

[@morehannah]

RIGHT?!

[@tarync7231]

I’ve been using the Stylebook app for years, seems a bit more user friendly than the one Hannah used and includes similar features

[@IceNixie0102]

...I think this is my dream app. I tried making a full inventory in GoogleSheets/Excel a bunch of years ago, and gave up. I think I need this so bad.

[@lauraweill6733]

omg please dye the white jacket a fun colour!

[@christinamann3640]

Have you ever done the game of letting fate dress you for a week? You make lists of each category of clothes (tops, bottoms, jacket, accessories, shoes, etc.) and number each item. Then you get the kind of dice that have multiple sides. Roll the dice for each category, and wear the item of that number for your outfit, which can be a fresh take on your wardrobe, or a hot mess. 😅

[@robertlawsonjr.2501]

Aunt Hannah!♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@electricvanessa1986]

I use my notes app to track outfits and plan them for holidays/events/what I’m wearing for work! They are categorised by workwear, seasons, parties, clubbing and festivals!

[@surlespasdondine]

My clothes are well organized in my closet, according to color and occasion, but I would never dream of planning outfits or tracking them! It's so interesting to me how this can appeal to some people and not at all to others. When an event is coming up or when I lay out my clothes for the next day for work, I literally look at my closet (which gives me a good overview) and pick out a combination I love or make a new combination I have not tried yet - 5 minutes, that's it. Seeing people who plan their outfits really fascinates me.

[@electricvanessa1986]

@@surlespasdondine I get bored on the train on my work commute so I make up outfits lol! It's fun and it means I can easily send outfits to my friends when they ask me what I'm wearing hahaha

[@hannahk1306]

I'm interested in the outfit creation element and just being able to see what clothes I own. However, I probably wouldn't bother with the daily tracking element for the same reason that I now only log my actual period days in my menstrual tracking app - it's just too much admin otherwise! Plus, like you, I tend to buy quality clothes that I wear for years and years, so things like the price per wear are irrelevant. Also, great tip about not putting absolutely every accessory into the app. Personally, I'd probably do tops, trousers, skirts dresses, cardigans, jumpers and some jackets/blazers. I probably also wouldn't bother with things that I have to wear or only wear for really specific reasons, such as uniforms or swimming costumes. It would have been good to see more of the outfit creation element. Can you tell the app the occasion/activity or weather for example? If I'm going out for dinner at a nice restaurant on a hot summer's day, then I don't want a thick winter jumper and jogging bottoms 😆

[@leenatoivanen3787]

I use Your Closet, it's not as pretty but it works great! Only thing is I don't know what to do with items I donate. There's a selection for it but it's the one thing that doesn't work (or i can't figure out)

[@tynebaker]

That yellow jumpsuit is reminding me of April from Ninja Turtles and my inner child is so appeased it exists.

[@dees3179]

I have things I bought at university and still wear regularly. Cost per wear must be quite low, I graduated last millennium!

[@AnniCarlsson]

As someone that dances sometimes. Couple dancing like West Coast and a few swedish typer this would be so Hard to get resoults becouse some cloths I use for that. Me not dress up in that normally and with live in sweden i change cloths s few Times a Day or add. Absolut livr with pain so that make me change cloths to. And we have all seasons and sometimes in onekligen day diffrent sesons Can you fill in cloths a self made?