Laura Debarra

Like she likes her clothes, but she was saying she kept saying I have nothing to wear.

So I was like, we'll do the thing that I have written about in Decor Galore.

So what you do, first of all, is you take everything out.

I'm talking like even your sock drawers, knickers, like have some time, put on house eyes, put on a podcast.

You know what I mean?

Like this is, or just music or whatever, set time aside for this, you know, and then take everything out of drawers.

And what I do is group into terms of where, because I think a lot of time it's like take everything out and then rehang everything in order of color and shape.

And that's not getting you anywhere.

Like it's not strategic.

So when you do group, like, let's say, for example, my mom, we did like walking.

I was like, what do you do during the week?

Walking, I go to work, I'll go out for dinner or drinks or whatever.

Then I'll have like just a casual around the house section.

So everything I held up, it was like, where does she live?

Some was obvious, obviously, but we put them into groups.

And then in some groups, I'm like, you've got five walking leggings, but you've got three walking tops.

You know, how are we doing there?

Then when you do go to shop later, you know where your gaps are.

So like if someone is saying, someone you really like online is like, oh my God, this, what's the one that everyone does?

The sweaty Betty collab or whatever.