Clean Out Your Closet—And Then Fill It Back Up with These 5 Trends

Last weekend I did something I absolutely despise--sorting through my closet, being honest about whether I've worn something recently, trying on the maybe pile, forcing myself to turn maybe into no! My motivation--warm clothes that I haven't worn in a year or so would probably go unworn again and would probably mean the world to someone who needs truly needs them! So to Goodwill I went and delivered three large bags of clothes. Now I didn't just toss away everything...I'm not made of money! So I had to be careful and understand what could be kept and turned into something new with the right accessory or layering. Enter the 5 items that you will love:

Belts--Although it's not quite my style to belt a fancy dress, designers are doing it everywhere--and it's growing on me! H&M stocks a ton of belts and other fun accessories that will spice up your dress or chunky sweater. Wrap and go!

The new boots--They are everywhere and can change the look of an outfit in an instant. From day into night, the boot works for work and play. I just got a gray pair that will get a lot of wear this season at Arden B.

The bright bag--I've seen a lot of satchels and hobos this season, and it's a fun thought to add a burst of color this way to the basic jeans and white tee. So simple yet so colorful! I got a green leather hobo that I love at Fossil.

The shirtdress--Always a classic and perfect with a fun little belt to switch into other outfits, I picked up this Calvin Klein shirtdress at Macy's and got 100 (or so) compliments the first day.

Military trends--I said it before, and the trend continues. Jackets, shirts, even watches! You can't go wrong. This weekend I'm hitting up Urban Outfitters to check into the casual watch shown here.

After all, I have cleared some space in my closet, so I'm shopping guilt free. Take some time, clean out the unnecessary, hold on to the basics and fill in the spaces with some new bursts of energy. Happy fall shopping!
 

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