How do you organize your closet? - Page 12

Bonchic · 12-03-2005

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Originally Posted by TheSoCalledPrep

^^^ Nice Bonchic and T!!!

Bonchic.. that one green skirt reminds me of you! Well, I mean, obviously..

thanks I'm going to take a more recent picture of my closet as soon as I can! lol

lizzyb831 · 23-03-2005

Any new closet/wardrobe pics?? I love looking at everyone's different stuff and how they organize it.

Bonchic · 18-04-2005

new pictures

Forgot to take a picture here

adorefaith · 18-04-2005

tourniquet your place looks AMAZING

i love the color of your walls, and the floor....everything looks great

i'd love to see more pics if you wouldn't mind sharing

Dulcisima · 04-07-2005

I am renovating my room…and I need some sparkly ideas on how to store my handbags, shoes and clothes …what type of wardrobe? Any pictures or ideas? You can all share with me? Maybe if you could post your room picture with the wardrobe that would be great : )

Thanks

Alejandro · 04-07-2005

We already have some similar topics that could help you out regarding this topic...

Basically if you have enough space to keep all the shoes you have in shoeboxes, taking polaroids of them and sticking them on a visible area of the box is a great idea... if not, clear rubbermaid boxes are great too..

Color coordinating is also good, but it's such a pain to keep in order, esp. when you're picking an outfit and you're short of time..

Also, storing your seasonal clothes is good to save up space and makes it easy for you to go through your clothes that you would wear in whatever season you're in.

Handbags are good to be put in their dustbags, or at least store them in some cloth bag or something so they don't get ruined while sitting on the closet, and taking a polaroid pic and sticking it on the dustbag is also great for you to figure out what you have there...

That's all I can think of for now...

cloud9 · 04-07-2005

my sister took pictures of all her shoes and made it into a mini-album..
i thought she was insane at first

but its actually quite helpful when you want to put an outfit together .. kinda better than the polaroid-box thing because with an album you get to flip through and look at all the pieces at once.

Dulcisima · 04-07-2005

Kewl ideas...but i was thinking more of a wardrobe type of thing...But thanks i like the polarid idea thingi..smart

travis_nw8 · 04-07-2005

plenty of shelves!- far more flexable than hanging space

utopia · 04-07-2005

yep we already have a topic on this: http://www.thefashionspot.com/forums...ghlight=closet

hope that helps

charlottesometimes · 04-07-2005

I'm not sure if I should post here or in the other thread....sorry.

Anyway, I've just had a wardrobe specially built including a shoe rack. I used to keep my shoes in their boxes with polaroids on front, but it drove me crazy when I was in a hurry (which is most of the time

). Now they have their own special cupboard with sloping racks so they are all on display and easy for me to access. I could post a piccy when I get home if you like.

Dulcisima · 06-07-2005

Thanks that would be great...please do post the pix of your wardrobe...

charlottesometimes · 09-07-2005

Here's a pic before it was completely finished. It's basically just pieces of timber for the shoes to rest on with a slight slope. Each shoes rests on 2 pieces, under the heel and toe. I have a heavy curtain across it now to keep the shoes dust-free. I love it.

emma peel · 09-07-2005

the "pics on the outside of the shoe box" is such a timesaver. the problem is keeping it updated when new shoes purchases sprout up like mushrooms in my closet!

Dulcisima · 09-07-2005

can you post pictures of your wardrobe?:P pretty plz

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Dulcisima fashion elite Join Date: Jun 2005 Gender: femme Posts: 2,566	Kewl ideas...but i was thinking more of a wardrobe type of thing...But thanks i like the polarid idea thingi..smart

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travis_nw8 mmmmmm...fashion.... Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: anywhere but nw8... Gender: homme Posts: 2,521	plenty of shelves!- far more flexable than hanging space

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utopia ingenue Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: us Gender: femme Posts: 5,248	yep we already have a topic on this: http://www.thefashionspot.com/forums...ghlight=closet hope that helps

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charlottesometimes retro queen Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Surfers Paradise Gender: femme Posts: 726	I'm not sure if I should post here or in the other thread....sorry. Anyway, I've just had a wardrobe specially built including a shoe rack. I used to keep my shoes in their boxes with polaroids on front, but it drove me crazy when I was in a hurry (which is most of the time ). Now they have their own special cupboard with sloping racks so they are all on display and easy for me to access. I could post a piccy when I get home if you like.

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emma peel tfs star Join Date: Jun 2005 Gender: femme Posts: 1,558	the "pics on the outside of the shoe box" is such a timesaver. the problem is keeping it updated when new shoes purchases sprout up like mushrooms in my closet!

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