HOW TO TRANSITION YOUR CLOSET FOR AUTUMN

Temperatures are dropping, pumpkin spice lattes are here… is your wardrobe ready?

It is time to make closet switches — change out your wardrobe for the new season and assess what you have and what you might need. The desire for new clothes at this time of the year is inevitable. Now is the perfect time to review and edit what is in your closet before you shop. The internet cannot do this for you. I am a first-rate closet “surgeon” so let me know if I can help you.

My in-person closet “surgery” works with you to organize your clothing into your most becoming colors and styles and accessorize outfits using your own clothing. And we create a “needs” list for what you might want to purchase. The result will be an organized closet which should make getting dressed quick and easy.

My virtual closet “surgery” can help you achieve the same goals and you don’t have to leave your home. During the zoom or face-time appointment, I work with you to evaluate, edit and organize each item in your wardrobe. You will get a fresh perspective and multiple new outfits using your own clothing. Never say “I have nothing to wear” again.

In both forms of closet editing, I advise how to handle donations, consignments, tailoring, dry-cleaning and jewelry repair, so you have a plan of action.

Closet “surgery” is a fun and useful exercise. And before you go on line or run out to buy something, you will know what you really need. Makes sense doesn’t it? Let me know if I can help you with this necessary and oft times daunting experience that I make fun and useful.

Closet “surgery” is reduced by 10% if the appointment is made during September for September or October.

AUTUMN 2025 TRENDS

Suede or Faux Suede jackets, shoes, boots, handbags, skirts — you name it

Brown is the new black

Cardigans

Midi Pencil Skirts

Soft Slouchy Handbags

Nipped-Waist Silhouettes with Interesting Belts

Barrel-shaped Trousers

Draped Satin Tops

Denim on Denim

Clogs like Birkenstock

Plaid, Polka Dot and Leopard Prints

Track Pants

Crushed Velvet Clothing

Slim Straight Jeans

Oversized Blazers

Long necklaces and Skinny Scarves