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Find Your Closet Patterns
Rating: 4.2 out of 5(94 ratings)
2,361 students

Find Your Closet Patterns

Realize and solve your repetitive wardrobe mistakes
Created byRada Chalfin
Last updated 5/2020
English
English

What you'll learn

  • Realize and solve various wardrobe problem

Course content

2 sections8 lectures31m total length
  • Introduction0:21
  • Pattern #1 - Full closet nothing to wear7:33

    Homework:

    See what underlying problem is relevant to you. May be it is not one, but two or more.

    ✅Realize, if you need to review and weed out your wardrobe (especially if you not sure what do you have and what is your pattern).

    ✅And answer one simple question: What do I need to STOP doing?

    ✅Write down your “shopping mantra"  and keep it handy in your purse so that next time you shop you can read it and follow it.

  • Pattern # 2 - We are waiting for the better days3:59

    Homework:

    ✅Review all clothes that make you feel fat, old, poor

    ✅Get rid of things that are over-worn (and you knew it already and told yourself to do it, but never did)

    ✅Get rid of things that are too seal and ill-fit (and you always ignored it and just blamed yourself of adding weight)

    ✅If you feel old and outdated- get rid of everything that is 10 years old or older that it. yes, even if the item is in great condition. (you can keep memories, but separately)

  • Pattern # 3 - You have clothes with tags or worn only few times3:02

    Homework:

    ✅ review all tags and unworn clothes in your closet.

    ✅make a table with all reasons that you don’t wear them. See a common reasons, or reasons the repeat over and over. Make your shopping mantra out of the most common reasons.

    ✅make plan for the clothes :

    1. gift/ sell

    2. buy X to wear it with these item

    3. need alterations

    4. put it into my memories box

  • Pattern # 4 - All clothes in your closet are clones5:40

    Homework:

    ✅first, realize why do you buy similar clothes

    ✅second, plan to visit (online first, then visit it in real) one store you’ve never entered before. Share with us what it would be. Promise yourself that you’ll try on at least 5 pieces there (unusual to you)

    ✅Share with us one of your most favourites stores and explain why do you like it so much - others might never knew that it is so good and will enter it next time

  • Pattern # 5 - Your wardrobe has lost its passion4:55

    Homework:

    ✅Give 3 adjectives that will describe you future (desirable) style. Is it unique, bright an happy? is it lux, expensive and classic? What are your words for the wardrobe you want to have?

    ✅Think about something you want and didn’t buy for one reason or another. Then make a plan to buy it anyway. Safe money, find the right fit, work on your mindset, to allow you to own it.

    ✅Chose 5 pictures with outfits you like. Don’t think about fits, age appropriate or how will you look in it. The only one criteria to have it is that you like it.

Requirements

  • None

Description

FREE interactive online style challenge with a professional image-consultant. Analyze, realize and solve your repetitive wardrobe patterns.

Make your wardrobe work harder for you without spending a penny. Join any time, do it at your own pace.

As a result of this challenge you'll realize:

1. Simple Shopping Ways to Spend Less And Look Better: How to save your precious time and money, and make sure that every new item works hard for you.

2. The Vicious Circle of Buying, Piling And Not Wearing: How to eliminate the most common reasons why most of us have tons of clothes we don't wear and why we continue to fail into the same trap over and over.

3. The Major "AHA" Moment For Your Wardrobe: How to understand what is going on in your closet, what mistakes you repeat, and what works for you and what doesn't.

Who this course is for:

  • Any women that wants to have a better wardrobe