Fall Wardrobe Refresh

Start with a Closet Cleanse

Before you add anything new, take inventory of what you already have. Pull everything out and create three piles: keep, store, and let go.

Keep what you’ve worn and loved in the past year. 

Store lighter fabrics and summer staples in labeled bins or garment bags.

Let go of pieces that no longer fit your lifestyle or style - donate or resell to give them a second life. 

Embrace the Fall Palette

Once your closet is declutterred, focus on the colors that make fall so inviting. Think deep burgundy, forest green, caramel, and soft cream cheese. These tones mix beautifully, making outfit planning effortless. 

Pro tip: Use matching velvet or wooden hangers to create a cohesive, boutique-like look that instantly elevates your space. 

Layer Thoughtfully 

Fall fashion is all about layers - cozy knits, lightweight scarves, and chic jackets that add dimension. Keep layering pieces front and center:

Fold sweaters neatly on open shelves or in baskets.

Hang jackets and blazers at the center of your closet for quick access.

Store scarves and belts in decorative bins or dividers for easy reach.

Create an Outfit Station

Designate a small section of your closet or a decorative hook for “go-to outfits” - the ones that make you feel confident and comfortable. Having a few pre-styled looks ready helps streamline mornings and adds a little luxury to your routine.

Add a Touch of Fall Fragrance 

Closets can easily lose freshness over time. A simple way to make your space feel special is by adding sachets, cedar blocks, or a light fall-scented spray. A hint of cinnamon, sandalwood, or vanilla can transform your closet into a sensory retreat.

Curate, Don’t Clutter

Remember, organization is not about having more-it’s about loving what you have. Style your closet the way you style your home: intentionally and beautifully. The more you edit, the more you elevate.