Now's the perfect time to Marie Kondo your wardrobe.
Only keep clothes that fit you NOW
The biggest obstacle for women is that when it comes to clothes, they live in the past or the future. They either want to look how they used to, or they may want to look a certain way in the future. Keeping an item of clothing that doesn’t fit is only going to bring negativity to mind when you see it.Wire hangers are really bad for your clothes as they bend items out of shape. Wooden hangers look good, but they’re big and clunky and take up a lot of space in your wardrobe.
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