Closet Secrets

Of course the fashion world requires clothing, and loads of it. Truly we have but one solution for the storage of it, our closets. To many our clothes stored clean and tidy, safe in closets are enough but to other, the clothes kept in closets reveal more than what meets the wearer.

Who ever knew that what we keep in our closets could have ever defined what's inside of our minds? Further more, how could something as simple as what we chose to wear hold the meaning to some unsung emotions.

Liana Satenstein wrote an article entitled "Closet 101: What Your Clothing Says About You," here she revealed some closet facts. In order for her to come up with this article she consulted and had an interview with Tracy DiNunzio the CEO and founder of Tradesy, an online site where women can sell designer clothing straight from their closets. Tracy already has had number of women calling in and with her line of work she too has had the opportunity to find out what was kept inside their closets.

These are some of the most common issues.

Closets Filled with Logo: These women try to hide their own identity by wearing all brand named clothing.

Closets Filled with Unused Clothes (Tags Off): These women hold on to something from the past and are often anxious and may old in emotions such as fear or anger.

Closets Filled with Unused Clothes (Tags On): These women after fixed on the future and what they wish to become. Yet lack the urge or ability to do so, still they buy all those clothes.

Closets Filled with No Colors: These women chose the life of nonexistence or wanting to disappear. They may have self-esteem issues or afraid to approach new people.

Closets Filled with Only Pants: These women are mostly unsure of their sexuality .

Closets Filled with Identical Clothing: These women are afraid of commitment or change of work relationship.

Initially Tracy's tip was to get rid of all the unused and unworn clothing, not only would it free you from what holds you back, it to would give you a sense of relief.

"When I dressed for the job and the life wanted, it kinda helped me get there," 

-Tracy.

I have had my own experience with this. Whenever I wore clothes that didn't fit me right or when the clothes I wore didn't compliment my look, I would often feel uncomfortable and uneasy making me work sloppy or lacking any interest at all. Truly, the clothes we put on not only makes us comfortable they inspire us.