Vintage Wardrobe Guide! | Tips on De-Cluttering, Selling & Buying Clothes [CC]

Hello darlings!! Welcome back, and today I’m taking you through my comprehensive guide to the organised wardrobe. It covers three sections: the de-cluttering, the selling, and the buying. Fashion is the second most polluting industry in the world, it’s good practise keeping your wardrobe clear, organised, and full of quality clothes that you take good care of and make you happy. Let me know what your favourite clearout methods are, and what your favourite shopping methods are! Do you do regular wardrobe clearouts? Or are you a person who almost never buys? Here are some of my favourite videos on the subject of shopping and fast fashion: Jessica Kellgren-Fozard’s Marie Kondo video:    • Extreme KONMARI Method Clothes Declutterin...   Tiffany Ferg’s Fast Fashion video:    • Are You A Good Influence? (Fast Fashion VS...   Bernadette Banner’s Wardrobe video:    • My Victorian/Witchy/Dark Academia Wardrobe...   Please do remember that you are not to fault for all the ecological ills of the world! If you cannot afford to shop sustainably, that’s totally ok. The onus should be on the businesses to ensure that they are making quality clothes in humane working conditions for livable wages, and buying clothes that you will wear from fast fashion companies does not make you a bad person!! Don’t forget to follow me on social media to stay up to date, and of course subscribe for more regular vintage content! SOCIAL MEDIA 👠   / a.very.vintage.darling   👠   / averyvintagedarling   👠 https://weheartit.com/averyvintagedar... 👠   / thevintagesoprano   OUTFIT 👠 Blouse: Collectif 👠 Dress: Hearts & Roses 👠 Belt: Banned Apparel 👠 Lipstick: Bésame 1959 Red Hot Red MUSIC 👠 “Park Avenue Stroll” the New Fools 👠 “Oh! By Jingo” All Star Trio 👠 “Paris After Dark” Moins le Quartet 👠 “When at Grandma’s” Golden Age Radio 👠 “The Hipcat Swagger” Ritchie Everett 👠 “The Alcoholic Blues” Vernon Dalhart Disclaimer: this is not a sponsored video (I wish!). All products and opinions are my own; music is not. Music provided by Epidemic Sound and Free Music Archive.