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How to Declutter Your Wardrobe Without Stress

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4 months ago

30 June 2025

How To Declutter Your Wardrobe Without Stress

We all normally see decluttering of our wardrobe as emptying it to create space for new items. But it shouldn’t always be about that. We should also see it as elevating our style, bringing our true identity, true clothing, figuring out what is working and what no longer works for us and let your wardrobe speak confidently and calmly.

Here is a step by step guide on how to declutter your wardrobe with ease.

Dumping all at once is a no

Take it slow & smart

Dumping everything out at once is a big no. This will only lead you to exhaustion before you even get started. The best way is working it in bit size. Start from one drawer or hanging rod, it helps you figure things out purposefully. Expert organizers consistently warn against jumping between zones before you’ve finished.

Labeling guide you

Prep your “keeper” method

Labels work: set up bins or boxes labeled Keep, Donate/Sell, Repair/Clean, and Unsure. When in doubt, pop the item in “Unsure.” Seal it up and revisit in 6 months—out of sight, out of mind, and no stress.

Use decision shortcuts

Two rules that work wonders:

The 90/90 Rule: If you haven’t worn it in 90 days and don’t plan to wear it in the next 90, off it goes.

The 3-Second Rule: Pick something up—if you don’t know in 3 seconds whether to keep or let it go, be honest and ditch it. Keeps indecision at bay.

Ask yourself questions

Ask the right questions

As you hold each piece, imagine it in your current life:

Does it fit well and suit your lifestyle?

Will you feel like yourself if you wear it?

Is it still in good shape?

Would you buy it today knowing what you know now?

If the answer is “no” to most, it’s time to say goodbye.

Respect the emotional tie

Guilt often keeps us hoarding. Instead of ditching everything that sparks nostalgia, move meaningful items to a memory box. It frees up daily space without erasing history.

Organize your wardrobe

Organize what’s left

Once you’ve sorted, it’s time to tidy:

Hang like items together—tops, dresses, jeans.

Organize by color or function.

Invest in slim velvet hangers to save space.

Build habits to stay clear

Decluttering isn’t a one time thing. Create simple routines to prevent clutter from coming back:

Scan your wardrobe weekly.
Once a new season begins, reassess your wardrobe for wear, fit and fashion relevance, that way it helps you arrange neatly and pick outfits for the day easily.

Prep for what comes next

Before bringing anything new into your closet:

Check if you have something similar

Apply the 1-in-1-out rule: Bring one item in, take one item out.
Shop carefully —don’t let impulse buying lead you.

Decluttering is a very important part of living

Why Decluttering is Important

Clear Vision: Smaller sections = Focused decisions

Stress-free Upkeep: Little actions prevents overwhelming

Emotional Freedom: Memory Box frees mental space

Smart Shopping Habit: Less clutter, more joy from new buys.

Finally

Decluttering isn’t about ditching your old clothes, it’s about creating a closet that works for you. The key thing is removing the “what-ifs” and making room for “what fits, what needed.” Take your time, do it thoughtfully and build a new system that supports your peace and style. You will thank yourself later.

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Olivier Rousteing Exits Balmain

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4 days ago

6 November 2025

Tosin Adesina

After more than a decade of redefining modern luxury with his fearless ideas, inclusive vision, and celebrity-driven influence Olivier Rousteing is officially leaving his post as Balmain’s creative director.

Photo Credit: Oliver rousteing – Instagram

The 40-year-old designer, who’s led the Parisian house since 2011, broke the news himself on Instagram this Wednesday. “Today marks the end of my Balmain era,” he wrote, calling it both “a love story” and “a life story.” His post felt deeply personal thankful, nostalgic, and proud.

Balmain confirmed his exit soon after, thanking him for his “visionary approach” and hinting that a new creative direction will be announced “in due course.”

Photo Credit: Oliver rousteing – Instagram

When Rousteing first took charge at just 25: he made headlines for two reasons, his age and his presence. He was one of the youngest ever to lead a major Parisian fashion house and one of the few Black designers at that level. Over 14 years, he took Balmain from a quiet couture label to a world-recognized luxury brand.

His aesthetic was easy to spot: sharp shoulders, structured cuts, and high-shine finishes. But what really set him apart was how he understood fame and community. Even before fashion lived online, Rousteing had already built his own tribe, the Balmain Army, fronted by Rihanna, Beyoncé, Kim Kardashian, and Naomi Campbell, women who carried his brand of fearless of glamour.

Photo Credit: Oliver rousteing – Instagram

Rousteing’s runways felt more like music events than fashion shows. Lights, sound, energy, and a sense that everyone in the room belonged. He made luxury feel inclusive, without losing its edge.

His own story only deepened that message. Born in Bordeaux and adopted as a baby, Rousteing discovered later in life that his birth parents were of Somali and Ethiopian descent. That revelation became part of his creative voice; his collections often reflected identity, resilience, and a longing to belong.

A defining chapter closes, no doubt. Rousteing leaves Balmain with a legacy. And knowing him, this isn’t the end of the story, it’s the beginning of something new.

Chanel Hosts the Academy Women’s Luncheon Celebrating Women in Film

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4 days ago

6 November 2025

Jennifer Chisom

Tessa Thompson, Sarah Paulson and Alicia Silverstone at the Academy Women’s Luncheon 2025

On the 4th of November 2025 at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, this year’s edition of the Academy Women’s Luncheon took place in Los Angeles held in collaboration with Chanel to celebrate women in film.

This year, Kristen Stewart delivered the keynote presentation where she urged women to unite, reject tokenism, and acknowledge gender inequality in Hollywood.

Hollywood prominent women in film Kristen Stewart, Kate Hudson, and Leslie Mann at the Los Angeles event – Instagram

In attendance were Hollywood’s prominent figures including Kate Hudson, Riley Keough, Maude Apatow among other notable entertainment guests.

Here are some standout looks from the event.

Kristen Stewart

Kristen Stewart at the Academy women’s luncheon 2025 – Instagram

The Hollywood actor, director and producer Kristen Stewart wore a Chanel outfit a cream-colored long-sleeve shirt and matching pants, layered over a white tank top and paired with black shoes.

Riley Keough

Riley Keough at the Academy women’s luncheon 2025 – Instagram

American actress Riley Keough stepped out wearing a monochrome look: a butter-colored trench coat, matching wide-leg pants with a white button-down shirt and a black belt reportedly from Chanel.

Sarah Paulson

Sarah Paulson at the Academy women’s luncheon 2025 – Instagram

Primetime Emmy Award holder Sarah Paulson was also in attendance, styled in Chanel. She wore a long yellow and tan tweed coat, black cropped pants and black high pumps with a small black bag from Chanel

Barbie Ferreira

Barbie Ferreira at the Academy women’s luncheon 2025 – Instagram

28-year-old American actress and model Barbie wore a hot pink vintage Cavalli dress. The vintage dress had a V-neckline and ruffled sleeves and she styled it with black heels.

Leslie Mann and Maude Apatow

Leslie Mann and Maude Apatow at the Academy women’s luncheon 2025 – Instagram

Leslie showed up in a black button-down top paired with blue jeans, while her daughter, Maude wore a simple sleeveless dress with a V-neckline and white trim. They both complemented their looks with black quilted handbags.

Tessa Thompson

Tessa Thompson at the Academy women’s luncheon 2025 – Instagram

The two-time BAFTA Awards nominee was also present at the luncheon. Tessa Thompson styled a V-neck burgundy sweater, knee-length grey canvas shorts and black heels with matching socks while clutching a navy-blue quilted bag.

Claire Foy

Claire Foy at the Academy women’s luncheon 2025 – Instagram

The Crown star Claire Foy wore a daring semi-sheer black dress with long sleeves and high neckline that revealed her legs and décolletage.

The event, aimed at fostering networking and mentorship opportunities for women in Hollywood, was a success.

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Ola Faharat Wears Burberry in Two Ways

Published

3 weeks ago

23 October 2025

Jennifer Chisom

Ola Faharat embodies effortless luxury, styling Burberry in two elegant interpretations that merge confidence, class, and creativity.

When it comes to fashion, versatility is important and this is exactly what Ola Faharat proves in this case. By wearing Burberry in two diverse but beautiful ways, she proves that a single hue can be worn in different styles.

Cream Trench Coat with Burberry Check Pattern

Cream Trench Coat with Burberry Check Pattern – Instagram

For her first look, Ola steps out in a cream trench coat with a signature Burberry check pattern that captures attention at first glance with a black top and fitted pants.

She styles this with a barrel-shaped handbag also with classic Burberry pattern. Her black heels and dark sunglasses perfectly balance the look.

Burberry Trench Dress

Ola Faharat styles Burberry Trench Dress – Instagram

You’re never wrong with a little dress and to switch it up, Ola Faharat decided to go bold.

She styled a Burberry trench styled as a dress. It was perfectly fitted and tailored and she paired it with pointed heels, a little black bag, and minimal accessories.

Ola Faharat on Instagram

From soft neutrals to daring hues, Ola Faharat’s way of wearing Burberry shows how a single palette can feel fresh, versatile and still stylish. Whether it’s day or night, relaxed or elevated occasions, she shows us that true style lies in how you wear it.