The No Think Solution to Decluttering Your Wardrobe!

If decluttering your wardrobe is on your to-do list, you may be feeling a little overwhelmed. How do you choose what to keep and what to let go of? Luckily, there's a simple solution to decluttering your wardrobe and in this video, I'm going to share the secret! We're going to declutter your closet so you can enjoy the space and mental energy that is saved from having a wardrobe that suits your needs!
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[@debcarroll8192]

Great tips! In addition to color analysis, a wonderful tool is to figure out your Kibbe body type. This can give you insight into the shapes and silhouettes that will look amazing on you. Aly Art has great videos about this on KZbin.

[@katyjoywells]

Yes! Thanks for sharing that! 🙌🙌

[@lauranicola8440]

I love your videos, but I love your cat in the background too😂❤

[@katyjoywells]

🤣🤣

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I said almost the same thing before I saw your comment🙂

[@lauranicola8440]

@@kimberlyperrotis8962 lol

[@Summer-on9ei]

Hi Katy! I got my colors done after watching your previous video and you are so right - it has already changed everything about how I see my wardrobe and how I shop. I needed some new Fall/Winter items and it was so nice to not bother even looking at the colors that are not on my list. I feel really good about the purchases I made. I am a Moonlit Sunmer.

[@katyjoywells]

Hey hey - that's AWESOME! I'm so glad it helped! And you're right, shopping is way less overwhelming when you've got your best colors to go by and shop by color, first. Game changing!

[@jaymoon5765]

I love your sneaky kitty in the background 😊

[@katyjoywells]

😜

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I love watching your cat in the background, cats make everything better🙂

[@katyjoywells]

Yes they do! :)

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

The most important things to me for wardrobe purchases are: the fiber content (natural, not synthetic) or material (leather, not plastic), overall quality, and classic/timeless styling. I’d rather buy a simple, classic silk shirt that will last for 20 years than a lot of trendy cheap ones that will wear out, feel uncomfortable or date quickly.

[@katyjoywells]

🙌🙌

[@lynnlasak4089]

Love this! So different from the typical tips!

[@katyjoywells]

I'm so glad!

[@FaithFilledHomemaker]

Thanks for explaining the color thing more in debth! I was wondering about the hair changing/being more tan. I usually always have the same hair but recently went a little darker. Thanks for sharing!

[@katyjoywells]

You're welcome! :)

[@kat_thefruitbat]

Like you said, losing pigment in your hair (and choosing not to chemically color it) does not change a person’s color season because your undertone remains the same, but it can alter the intensity of your color palette IF your hair used to be quite dark. For example, my hair is naturally very dark brown (almost black), and I’m a dark winter color type (dark + cool). When I one day lose all pigment in my hair, I will have less contrast in my overall appearance because grey and white are much lighter than my natural hair color. I would still have contrast from my eyes and teeth, but would lose a large portion of my overall contrast from my hair being much lighter. This lesser contrast *might* make it so a muted version of each color in my palette will look “better” on me than the original versions, which are more contrasting/vibrant/radiant (Example- a mauve instead of an icy pink). This is all in theory of course, and really you could still wear all of the original colors as-is. Just something to think about. But if going grey causes you to lose interest in some palette colors, maybe just try a more muted version of them!

[@katyjoywells]

Absolutely!

[@tiashadae1143]

Very thoughtful and insightful video, thank you!

[@katyjoywells]

Thank you for watching! 💗

[@angelamelum4304]

Those descriptions are the exact thing I struggle with. I have no idea how to describe what I like and wear a lot.

[@katyjoywells]

It can be tough!

[@deanacincotta2236]

I know you've been promoting your friends color analysis a lot recently, which sadly doesn't help me (I only wear black 🤣😂), but aside from that, the other quick ideas you touched on before the color analysis part were extremely helpful. Thank you! ❤

[@katyjoywells]

You're welcome! I'm so glad it helped!

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

You have gray hairs? That’s surprising, I didn’t get even one until my late 50s, a few years ago. It’s probably genetic or related to coloring, I did have a friend who started graying in her late 30s, she’s a blue-eyed blonde like you, I’m more bronde with hazel eyes.

[@username00009]

I recently read that it can be related to a copper deficiency, but it really isn’t that uncommon to start getting a few grays in one’s 30s. Some people are just more self-conscious about it and want to hide even the slightest hint.

[@chantalszemenyei4523]

Kimberly is that one friend that if you tell her that you gained a few pound and don't like it, she is like "oh really I still have the same size as when I was 21" 😅

[@jeffslavick9417]

30 is the age when I began to notice I was probably about 25 % gray and 35 years old 40% gray. It’s normal for many women to be peri menopausal around 35 years old. 👍🏽