As I mentioned in the last post, I curate my closet continually . (However, I ALWAYS do the seasonal thing as explained in earlier posts). Of course, frequent editing cuts down on the time it takes when I do that seasonal thing, etc.
I put this outfit on the other day when running errands and having lunch with a friend; I am not happy with the fit (losing some weight usually has some consequences for my wardrobe). As you can see, it is now a bit too baggy and the hem is now also sagging. Although it is a bit wrinkled from a long bout of sitting, it is apparent that the skirt does not fit properly now. I obviously did not check my mirror effectively that morning, but the picture says it all.
If this skirt was to be a 'keeper' in my closet, I would invest either the time or money to alter it properly. I will not do so because the skirt is representative of a 'trend' that will probably be out of fashion soon and the quality of the material does not make the investment worthwhile. I like the skirt but it is not one that I love so much that I will miss it.
When I undressed for the day, the skirt immediately went into my pile of designated thrift store items. (I already have started a bag of clothes to be laundered and sent on to the thrift store.) I avoid putting the item back in my closet if I have decided to get rid of it.
Weight gain or loss is one of the major reasons that women of all ages lose sight of styling maintenance. Although I believe that both the mirror and the camera can be a gal's best friend, (it is never diplomatic, etc.) ..this picture also reminds me that I really must attend to getting more light into my bedroom; I have had this problem before. In fact, that same day I put on chocolate brown stockings and left the bedroom before I realized they were not black!!
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