Betinapple
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@YonianahAliza: Thanks for your view on American Apparel. Looks like I might have to find another brand, sigh. I think it is SO difficult to find the perfect striped shirt. You wouldn't have seen one, would you, since you like striped shirts as well? (not sure if we can shop at the same places though, do not know where to shop when living on Hogwarts - love it )
Regarding the JCs I really feel like keeping them, even though it is not the most sensible purchase. But they make me feel great, and that IS important.
If I were you I would get rid of everything that you do not love and do not wear. I've done a major purge, and I think I remove at least 2 pieces from my wardrobe every month still, because I have so many things that are "ok". I do not want "ok" - I want perfect. Because I'm worth it I sell everything that can be sold on a danish site called Trendsales (a bit like ebay, but not with auctions). If you are going to do that you need patience and time to take pictures on the clothes (preferably ON you), take meassurements, answer questions etc. Compared to the time you have to put in to it you are not going to earn tons of money doing it, especially if you are selling higstreet brands, but I do have the time, and that is how I earn money to buy the clothes that I want. One month I earned 380 dollars by selling my old clothes. (half of it was stuff at a mid price point, the other half was highstreet stuff), so it can be a good idea.
Even if you can not sell it, I would get rid of it, cause having a lot of close that you do not wear can make you feel like you have nothing to wear.
Regarding the JCs I really feel like keeping them, even though it is not the most sensible purchase. But they make me feel great, and that IS important.
If I were you I would get rid of everything that you do not love and do not wear. I've done a major purge, and I think I remove at least 2 pieces from my wardrobe every month still, because I have so many things that are "ok". I do not want "ok" - I want perfect. Because I'm worth it I sell everything that can be sold on a danish site called Trendsales (a bit like ebay, but not with auctions). If you are going to do that you need patience and time to take pictures on the clothes (preferably ON you), take meassurements, answer questions etc. Compared to the time you have to put in to it you are not going to earn tons of money doing it, especially if you are selling higstreet brands, but I do have the time, and that is how I earn money to buy the clothes that I want. One month I earned 380 dollars by selling my old clothes. (half of it was stuff at a mid price point, the other half was highstreet stuff), so it can be a good idea.
Even if you can not sell it, I would get rid of it, cause having a lot of close that you do not wear can make you feel like you have nothing to wear.