Spring is here, and it’s time to clear out the clutter!
A fresh season calls for a fresh start—especially in your wardrobe. We teamed up with stylist Elysha for an exclusive closet clean-out session with long-time Meg client Isabel, breaking down the ultimate strategy for a wardrobe that’s both functional and stylish. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by a closet full of clothes but nothing to wear, this guide is for you.
Step 1: The Great Purge—What to Let Go Of
Rule #1: If you haven’t worn it in 3-5 years, it’s time to say goodbye.
It’s easy to hold onto pieces for sentimental reasons or “just in case” moments, but if something hasn’t made it into your outfit rotation in years, it’s likely just taking up space. Be honest about what fits, flatters, and still aligns with your personal style.
Pro Tip: Stuck on what to do with past-season Meg pieces? Donate them back to The Archive and get 15% off your next Meg favorite!
Step 2: The Power of Less—Why a Smaller Closet = More Outfits
Contrary to popular belief, having fewer clothes actually gives you more outfit options. A well-edited wardrobe means that every piece earns its place—each item should be versatile enough to style at least three ways.
During Isabel’s closet edit, Elysha reimagined her favorite Meg staples in fresh new ways, proving that a thoughtfully curated wardrobe is the key to effortless style.
Step 3: Adding with Intention—Building a Wardrobe That Works
After clearing the clutter, it’s tempting to start shopping again—but the key is strategic additions. The best new pieces are modern classics that integrate seamlessly into your wardrobe and can be worn multiple ways.
Looking for wardrobe workhorses? Check out Meg New Arrivals—designed for everyday life, styled your way.
Spring cleaning starts now—ready to refresh your wardrobe? Book a closet edit with Elysha or shop timeless staples at Meg today.