Style. How to edit...

Throw out what you don't wear and what doesn't look good on you.
So simple to say, yet so hard follow throught on. So make yourself a  deal. For every twenty items you toss, you can buy one killer piece.
Don't be sucked in by the sale tag.
Paying $100 for a pair of jeans that $200 is a great deal. But if you are never going to wear those jeans,you don't need them, or really even like them, that's a very expensive deal.
Don't play it too safe.
A closet full of safe choices is no fun. And fashion should be fun! You should wake up in the morning and be inspired by what is in your closet, and twenty black skirts tend to offer little inspiration. One white beaded vintage skirt offers a lot.
Do not buy according to the trends.
This drives me crazy. If the trend is to wear bright yellow mini - dresses and you don't look good inn yellow or mini - dresses, why would you buy one? Wear what suits you and what makes you comfortable.
Be ruthless when you edit.
Do not keep items in your closet for sentimental reasons.If you absolutely cannot get rid of that old jean jacket you used to wear, put it in storage and revisit it years later (when you are heading to a costume party). Do not keep items just becuse you paid a lot for them. Or because you'll fit into them again one fine day. Or because you think they are beautiful, but just don't look good on you. Let them go! Pass them down to someone who will wear them. If you haven't worn them in years, you will never wear them again. Your closet should be full of only pieces that look good on you and make you feel goog about yourself. Your skinny jeans from high school? That trendy dress that you've never worn? I promise you, you won't miss them.
 Мне это помогло.