Update your Capsule Wardrobe for SPRING 2024 | Dressing Your Truth

[@DianeinDenmark]

Hope you enjoy today's video! Did you learn anything new today, or have a tip to share with us?! Rah, rah, rah! 😍🎉🎉🎉====== [THIS VIDEO WAS BROADCAST LIVE ON 3 APRIL 2024 IN THE DRESSING YOUR TRUTH LIFESTYLE "STYLE SCHOOL" shop.liveyourtruth.com/pages/style-school ]

[@elizabethsokol2545]

Loved the beginning. @15 "My special guest today is...the most delightful person on KZbin"...

[@ps0195]

I don’t plan outfits. I just have a “uniform” of a jean and a patterned blouse and earrings. I always wear a watch, but usually no other jewelry. This has helped me.

[@StaceyDcalifornia]

Diane I’ve tried so many times to get through this video… You are so kind. It killed me how many time you were interrupted! You are so gracious. You stopped talking every time you were interrupted. I’m always so impressed with you. Now I add gracious to the long list of qualities you have and I aspire too. Thank you for this lesson. I’ll try again to finish the video. Rah rah rah. Stacey in California

[@patriciamartin56]

A class act!

[@juliashearer7842]

I disagree

[@user-ry1vi1jc7o]

I would like to present a slightly different take as an option to being offended and labeling people as rude for interrupting. If you've ever watched type 3s, it's almost impossible for them not to interrupt. I am 61 years old and I still have not been able to conquer that. People get offended and they hate me for it sometimes, but it's just extremely difficult and oppressive not to jump in. If you watch a couple of type 3s together - you'll see this sometimes on Carol's group interviews - two type 3s will just start running thru the conversation; they will interrupt each other, add to what the other person is saying, finish the other's sentences, and change the subject. If you really look, you will see that what they are actually doing is playing. I can't tell you what a relief it is for me to be able to talk to another type 3 and know they're not going to get offended and angry with me for adding to the conversation in a way that is natural to me. It is absolute play, and it just feels like freedom to me. I don't get offended that the other type 3 is interjecting or changing the subject or interrupting. Both of us are having the time of our life and reveling in the sense of freedom we have that we can finally communicate in a way that works for us. Perhaps others who insist on playing traffic cop with the conversation, so to speak, can also show a little more sensitivity that honors our way of communicating once in a while.

[@heartquaked]

Dressing your Truth has changed my life. It sounds dramatic but it’s true! And in such a short period of time!!! No more wasting money trying to figure out what looks good on me or fretting about what doesn’t. No more focusing on my weight when I’m an active healthy person. Just loving how I look everyday and spending just a couple minutes pulling together an outfit. And accessorizing is so much fun now. Thanks for being a cheerleader for DYT! After years and years of watching you I finally looked into it 🌺💕

[@heartquaked]

I have to also say, I love how Carol is such an intense and active listener!! It’s so funny what she said about you have to see the items to use them. It’s so true for me. This winter, I had put my sweaters away into my dresser and forgot they existed for WEEKS!!! I had to bring them back out 😂

[@denisesumption48]

Diane, have you ever considered writing a book filled with your valuable information? I’d buy it!😊

[@patriciamartin56]

Laundry every day has been life-changing for me and it only takes a few minutes!🤗

[@marlene6024]

I like putting clothes "on probation". In Canada, we call it "putting them in the penalty box" - you know, hockey and all :-) Marlene in Canada

[@DianeinDenmark]

😂 Great analogy! 🇨🇦

[@heartquaked]

I love that!

[@jennyjenkins877]

I learned that from Robyn from Minimalist Home. My partner and I are Canadian and love hockey so it's nice that I can use this lingo to help him declutter in relatable terms.

[@lisamorris4232]

Plastic vitamin holder compartments work great for earrings. Also hanging the necklaces on matching outfits, like colors etc. has helped too.

[@aliciasharpe803]

I noticed right away when I started watching you, Diane, that you had a style about you that is beautifully refreshing. Then, I heard you mention DYT and knew I needed to look into it. I’m so glad I did, and I appreciate you and Carol doing this wonderful video together!

[@ellen823ful]

When Diane started dressing her truth she just sparkled like never before! I also think 🤔 I’m a One ☝️.

[@Susie462]

Whilst watching this video, I was inspired to do the mountain of ironing I’d been putting off and that was cluttering up my kitchen and my mind. The time just flew by very companionably!

[@sugarmagiccakes8443]

Thank you Carol and Diane, that was one of the fastest hours of my life. I could've listened to you all day. (My veg got chopped pretty quickly!)😁 Picking out my outfit and doing a bit of laundry every day has changed my life❤

[@patriciamartin56]

I love you, Diane!!! No one is more true to themselves than you!

[@marcemiss]

Diane, you're the best!❤

[@mariecowley9331]

Aaaah Diane - what a glowing intro you got from Carol ✨ Rightly deserved. You are the best KZbinr. I'm looking forward to watching this video and getting some top tips 👍🏻

[@laurahoughton1289]

Love you Diane!

[@emilysteen8070]

Always struggled with the “why are you so dressed up?” comment. It’s never stopped me from dressing as I want, but it sometimes bothers me. Love this perspective!

[@phylpott1]

Those blue pants you held up looked super with the blouse you have on.

[@grandmafreeman6618]

I need to upgrade my wardrobe; however, I have found it difficult to purchase any new clothing since I retired in 2010. Most of my around-the-house clothing are worn out, faded, tattered, and some with tiny holes. Oh my, I'm behind times and I must do something about it. Most of my better clothing still fits me so I can wear those things whenever I dress up to go out. Since I retired, money has been too tight to buy anything new. I better get with it and plan to write a wish list of a few items I need to upgrade my wardrobe. (I will pray over it!) First of all, I will pull out anything that does not fit me, and all my worn-out clothing to toss into the recycle bin. Or, I could save my old, tattered clothing for scrubbing the bathrooms or perhaps, gardening. I sew so I will try to make a few things; although, it takes me some time to finish anything.

[@dagnolia6004]

@grandma freeman i have a hard time wearing business/formal/dressier clothing whilst i am JUST at home. i respect Diane for looking polished while vacuuming; but every time i try it i only wear it for an hour or two before i change into ratty clothes with stains and holes. if you (or anyone) know how we can solve this dilemma of ours please help! 🤣🤣🤣

[@farmerwife8412]

I also dress up to go out, but a bit more ratty at home. 😅 I couldn't clean or scrub looking as fantastic as Diane. I also admire how she looks, but couldn't be that smart at home. However, I have been slowly throwing out the really ratty ones. Be comfortable at home. ❤

[@gwenj5419]

I'm retired too and only shop for clothes at thrift stores. If you're careful and look for good brands, you can find some great deals.

[@TheCelestialhealer]

I was truthbombed as a T1, so I came to Diane for help with keeping a clean and neat home.Still learning from both of you ❤❤❤t1 will default to what they are used to...Carol nailed it again.

[@everystitchaprayer6268]

I have always admired your Rose pin on your tops and now I realize I have some!! Well, once I do your pin hack I will. Thank you again and again for your wonderful content. It is much appreciated!❤

[@sallybarkla4991]

Carol and Diane you are both my fav’s. Thank you for your collaboration I watched on speed 1st time, now savouring watching and listening to you on ‘normal’ speed. I’m a T1 typed by Carol-thank you! And secondary 4/3 in the process of discovery. My daughter is convinced it’s a 3 with my heavy steps and clunking the dishes in the kitchen in the morning and my desire for people to get to the point when they’re talking. Love your encouraging words and advice -both of you. Thank you for being there dear ladies. Your joy and kindness reaches far and wide. From Melbourne Australia 😊

[@haiku5756]

I really like your idea of probation and honing in on the colors and fit that really work for you. It's helpful to see your examples 😃

[@deenathevegan5171]

Diane, I like your style and your methodology is most helpful!

[@edelinprogress]

Thanks Diane, I listened as I did laundry today. There was 20 minutes left when I'd finished so I stepped and side stepped and did some exercise as I listened. Great video. Go you, Diane!

[@kims4529]

So fun!!! I found DYT through you in 2019. It not only helped me create a great wardrobe, but it also helped me understand my energy/myself. Thanks, Diane & Carol!

[@bettyjo2737]

This was such a fun video Diane!! Thank you for sharing it with us! The tips are wonderful!! I love Carol's tip of putting the jewelry in the bag and hanging it with the outfit, grab and go so to speak!

[@annekestaples2533]

thoroughly enjoyed this, some I am already doing and some I will incorporate. I am a type 2, secondary 4 (mostly when at work although it breaks through now and again).

[@pen5532]

My two favorite ladies together! Yay!!!

[@aimeesims4]

I appreciate the boost! I have been slacking on Dressing Your Truth and Fly Lady!

[@carriemiller5906]

I was passed down quite a few brooches from my godmother. I would have never thought to pair them with a necklace. Thank you for such a great idea! 🎉🎉🎉

[@alidavanveldhoven5167]

🙋🇳🇱 I broke up the video and watched it in 3 parts during my coffee and tea break. Dressing your truth is not for me, but I loved watching it. You motivated me again to make a daily routine of my laundry. And...I cleaned a kitchen drawer. It makes me feel back on track after Easter. Thanks🙏

[@wendykoursaris8539]

Loved watching you and Carol. I stopped in the middle and went and folded all my sweaters 😂 Thanks for the inspiration 🇦🇺

[@mariahwilson6505]

Thankyou for sharing this session with us!

[@Rita-ie2gl]

Thank you for posting this, Diane! The tips for specific DYT types are extremely helpful! Fantastic video!🙂💕👏

[@deliarealtor]

I thought I was a 2/4 for a few years but listening to you both I think I’m a 4/1.

[@melissamoats3926]

I love your brand of minimalism. I feel pressure from some other influencers to pare down more than what makes me feel happy and comfortable. I'll find myself scolding myself on things like, "you already have a green sweater, you don't need two. Just pick your favorite." Even though I like and wear both. The fact that you don't limit yourself to one blue striped shirt or one white blazer has helped me be more kind to myself and realize that our approach to our wardrobe isn't a one-size-fits-all.

[@jenniferb.7250]

I love how you styled the flowers and brooch Diane. Great video!

[@mme_karen]

Reducing colours and refining my style is something I’m working on. I still can’t determine my DYT type but I’m enjoying experimenting

[@crudivegan-AM]

Hello, from Paris, France 👋

[@deenathevegan5171]

Hello from Ohio, USA. 😊

[@julieh5592]

I like choosing clothes first by the colour, patterns and the feel of the fabric. Secondly I look at the shape of the garment. Some years the shops seem to be filled with the ‘right’ options, and other years there is almost nothing. I definitely don’t follow fashion trends!

[@monikamarsollek3493]

Thank you for sharing! This was fun to watch, your talents are fitting perfectly together : one finding the right colours and patterns and one is organizing every 'keeper' nicely and both of you are making it FUN. Love, Monika❣

[@sustainableme1640]

This was soooooo helpful, thank you 🤗

[@jenniferellefsen44]

You’re amazing! I just love your energy and positivity.

[@TheCelestialhealer]

I was so excited to leave a comment, so now I will leave one again.😂I nearly bought new shoes because I didn t see my shoes immediately.

[@wildlifegardenssydney7492]

This was SOOOOOOO fantastic……..Thank you both ….thoroughly enjoyable…..I have listened twice whilst doing my wardrobe and my critically important accessories……

[@shellysmith8546]

Love you both❤

[@melaniefarrow7152]

I dont know what the types are all about. Diane inspired me years ago. She always looks so great, when I saw ALL her clothes were in one dresser and one wardrobe I started to pare down. I am so much happier.

[@suzie2080]

Oh my goodness! I'm so excited to watch this. I think I'm going to have to tune in later though so I have time to enjoy the video. I'll see you ladies later in my day.

[@barbaradrath8864]

I think it's thanks to DYT: After Easter mass in my parent's town, a colleague of my mother's came over to wish me good luck with my finał exams. I asked back what he meant. He had confused me with my sister, who just turned 16 in January and will be finishing school this summer. I am more than 17 years older - it's been The Experience of the year for me and proof of what Carol keeps repeating: Dress your truth, not your age! 🎉 Thank you so much for this - again - truely inspiring video, Diane ❤

[@deniseacheson1017]

I'm still not sure what my type is but having fun figuring it out! ❤

[@Annie-m4t3h]

Watched this video in 2 parts. I also hang my pants (trousers) from the bottom. That way the heavier top side pulls the wrinkles out quite nicely. I do get dressed to shoes every morning but i am not one to ‘dress up’. I love sweats in the winter and loose slouchy clothes the rest of the year. I am also not a jewelry person. I have so nice items but rarely think about wearing them. Also I don’t get my outfits ready the night before unless it’s for a very special occasion. I tried that many years ago but always changed my mind in the morning as what I liked the night or day before just didn’t resonate with me the next morning. Thanks for sharing the video with Carol. You both are so enthusiastic and inspiring. LLAP🖖

[@sabinek.6927]

It was so nice to see you together 😊

[@DianeinDenmark]

Thanks, Sabine - Carol is so inspiring to work with!

[@jinxie228]

I love taking my old tshirts and cutting them into rags. Would rather use them when cleaning. Love how you recycle your sweaters etc. I do that as well.

[@suzie2080]

Saw this video was up a few hours ago but I had some things that needed to be done. I'm back in the house for a break from the garden for a bit and I know I'm going to really enjoy this video!

[@DianeinDenmark]

Welcome back, Suzie!

[@vpeacock]

Thanks Diane and Carol for a great video. It only takes me 10 minutes (usually on Sunday afternoon or evening) to put aside 5 tops for the week, first having checked my diary and the weather forecast so I know what will be appropriate. I know what pants and accessories go with each, so I might not get them out until the night before. It's now so easy and quick for me to get ready and no stress in the morning. Keeping up with the laundry is key 😊

[@tonicarey971]

Great idea! Thank you!

[@Vanessa-pm6qw]

This is exciting cause I love to learn how to be productive.

[@TheKarenOLive]

Thank you for always providing inspiration! I am inspired to put together outfits instead of throwing on clothes.

[@knitbypenn2468]

Diane, thank you. Now you've peaked my curiousity to learn my type!

[@jackiebowen6239]

You won't regret it. It is fascinating. Carol has really hit on a fundamental truth about people.

[@claireflanagan7136]

You turned me on to DYT!!! I love that I’m a 1:3. I feel so alive in my clothes now!!!

[@Carolyn-s6s]

Love the video, so informative ❤

[@jackiebowen6239]

Fantastic video with Carol, Diane. I do DYT because of you and it changed my life! (you can guess from my pic here what type I am 😉) Been traveling and this is my first video and post for the past 3+ weeks. Looking forward to catching up! Will have fun with my wardrobe when we get to zone 4. Thank you for your continued quality programming!! I took notes on this one, definitely!

[@taniacampbell990]

I had my clothes out folding whilst watching this and chuckled when I had the same plastic tubs with Dymo labels on them! ❤ Learned lots. Thank you! 🎉

[@carolcooper7128]

Thank you, Diane! I'm a type 2, and have been for 7 years. Loved your video with Carol. It is a great review and very entertaining. I enjoy your work. Live long and prosper!!

[@MargueriteBeveridge]

From Marguerite: this video was not only inspiring but makes me think how I will go about decluttering my items more efficiently. I will also need to delve deeper into the dressing your truth process. Absolutely amazing video with Carol.

[@myrdawg]

DYT changed my life too! I am fully realized as myself, and I love who I am. I have healthy boundaries and have more respect for myself and others.

[@sandradee11482]

Really enjoyed this, Diane. PS: as a T4/S3, I have no desire to "try out" or "experiment!" I want to find EXACTLY (such a T4 word) the combination that works for me. You are such a fabulous resource for implementing DYT in a way that actually works.

[@reginaquinones4190]

Great seeing both of you!

[@cathychallender2429]

I loved this Diane so helpful. Sorted my wardrobe while I listened to you both ❤Dressing Your Truth has changed my life and reduced so much stress for me around my clothes choices.

[@cherylb8233]

Love your style Diane!

[@karenholderman2949]

Thank you both for helping me change my life.

[@JaniceMyers-jy6hk]

Hello from Nixa, MO!

[@saramclaughlin2470]

I’m from Arnold, MO

[@brooke_22328]

I enjoyed hearing all of the ideas from the different types, Diane. I also keep my shoes by the door. Only my slippers live in the closet.

[@shelley465]

❤

[@LaLaCindy226]

Watched this in lifestyle!!! Absolutely loved this and actually just rewatched for refresher. ❤🎉🎉🎉

[@janicemireles8316]

So many great ideas! Thanks Diane for introducing me to DYT just over a year ago!

[@allisonspeer649]

Again you inspired me to take a look in the closet and move out some things. I just tossed some old swimwear with the "crunchy" elastic.

[@Rachel-i8s]

Absolutely fabulous. Thank you. I want to read all about the DYT system. Good tips.

[@ginaz6068]

Thanks so much Diane for always creating such brilliant content 🌟 As a new T1, I'm really inspired by you ♥ Putting items on probation is a fabulous idea!

[@suzanne-moore]

I wish I could fly Diane down to Florida and just have her completely redo my wardrobe 😅😂 I think I’m a 1/2 in DYT this video helped me realize my secondary- thank you ❤

[@zaramasterton2684]

Enjoyed your video. Thank you Diane.

[@WestCountyGirl]

Thank you Carol and Diane! I feel inspired to make more changes in my spring wardrobe styling and my closet organization.

[@karenhaire5451]

I love you two together! Eager to sort out my clothes. I never wear what I am attracted to.

[@UpstateGrammy]

Diane, thank you for sharing this. I was not sure if I was a 2 or a 4, but after listening to this, I am convinced that I am a 4.🦋

[@Thumbelina318]

Hi Diane and Carol, This was a wonderful video and full of great advice for my closet which will be helpful to me. I tried DYT a few years ago and muddled around about what my type is. Tried a couple of groups on Facebook but got bogged down in making a final decision about what group to stay in. So, I left the process. Perhaps I'm too stuck in perfection and being correct!! 🤣Still think of it and think there's a great community there!! Such good spirit and joy! And, from some comments here, not just for fashion but for body image and self confidence building as well! Thank you for this episode!! Look forward to the next one!!

[@luciegallagher2710]

Thank you for sharing this video!! It’s inspiring and encouraging!!! Much appreciated xxx

[@katherinesohns9233]

Thanks for a very interesting video. I have not yet explored Dressing Your Truth, but I am interested in checking it out.

[@Nina-md1vo]

So inspiring to see, Thank you Diane and Carol! Diane, what is the brand of your new white blazer? It looks so nice with the small structure in the fabric 💕👏

[@susanleadbetter8639]

Thank you ladies. Really enjoyed listening and learning 🎉🎉🎉

[@maureenwilliams4683]

Fantastic video, thanks for sharing this ❤

[@aud939]

Great video, thanks!

[@farmerwife8412]

This has been inspiring! ❤❤ Thank you for sharing, Diane. I will spend 10 - 15 minutes with a timer in my wardrobe today.

[@TheDriftwoodlover]

I bought the DYT book and need to get into it.

[@ms.thrify631]

Great video Diane! I like you closet philosophy and organizing style. I finally have decided to stop waiting to wear clothes I am not wearing. I also have plans to get rid of most stuff that has been sitting on my EBAY seller account. I will also be getting rid of furniture projects that I have never gotten to. I have a donation pick up scheduled in a couple of weeks. I have to do this because my mental & physical health is suffering. In regards to Carol, I am still mad she typed me as a Type 1 and not Type 3 as I was living previously. Once I get a better handle on my house, I will explore it and try Type 1 on! Thanks for all you do!

[@twiinslife9616]

Thanks so much for sharing!😊

[@lolaspaniola]

Loved your video. Very good advice for styling clothes

[@llnw5600]

Wonderful video!! Thank you so much ladies❤

[@elizabethharrell8707]

Well done Diane, always the best motivator! Glad you could show us this, I can no longer afford Lifestyle....but I do like DYT. Much love from AZ😎

[@marycavaciuti450]

I enjoyed this!