Have the power to create endless looks, wear what brings you joy, and express your unique self with confidence!

How letting go (of clothes) can lead you to a place of self-acceptance and stronger self-love.

You might be surprised to learn it has nothing to do with how you style your outfit!

Sure, spring cleaning your closet doesn't sound like much fun, but there are so many benefits to it! Here are 3 great reasons to get started on it right away.

The average human mind makes 35,000 decisions a day - and it starts with your closet!

Here’s a quick brain hack you can try to give your fun pieces more time in the spotlight.

Imagine what it would be like having a closet that is only filled with clothes that you look and feel great in.

How many pieces in your closet are ‘happy’ pieces? These are pieces that you would consider joyful, fun, beautiful, bright and guaranteed to bring a smile to your face. Pieces that light you up every single time you wear them. Piece that you were wowed by when you saw them at the store and knew you had to bring them home with you. Pieces that can boost your mood when you’re having a bad day. Pieces that get your heart thumping from excitement because you know you’ll feel oh-so-good when you slip into them.

While there are a lot of little reasons and excuses to stay away from your closet, check out these BIG benefits that will have you wanting to dive right in!

Here are my tips for approaching your closet clean out like a pro. Ready, set, sort!

Ever feel like you have absolutely nothing to wear?

Ever feel like you always seem to be out of hangers?

Now raise your hand if you experience these two things at the same. dang. time.

How is that even possible, you ask?  When you feel like you don’t have anything to wear, it’s usually for one of two reasons: your closet is so full that the pieces you actually like get hidden (and forgotten) in the clutter or you’re buying what you think you should wear and what you hope will make you stylish, but you don’t actually like or feel good in these pieces.

Focusing on what to keep means you’re giving more space to things you love. Here are a few questions to ask yourself, when trying to determine whether or not to keep a piece of clothing.