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Each year she spent £1000 on clothes, her wardrobe positively bulged with them, but she still thought she had nothing to wear. So she kept buying new clothes, wearing them once and forgetting about them, or not wearing them at all. She got into the habit of wearing the same clothes over and over again not realising the potential she had for many more exciting outfits in her wardrobe. But still she despaired, "I have nothing to wear."
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How can the bad buying trend be reversed?
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Clearing out clothes, shoes and accessories that no longer suit your lifestyle or shape is the first stage. At the next stage your remaining clothes will be re-organised and combined into outfits. Items which can be worn two or three different ways will be identified, increasing your wardrobe wearability and making your wardrobe work for you.
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But what makes this service unique?
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At the final stage your clothes will be labelled, so they are perfectly co-ordinated and readily accessible. You can see at a glance what can be paired with what.
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Your wardrobe is full of hidden potential:
don't just leave it hanging there.
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*Research carried out by Clothes Show Live (Daily Mail 2008)
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