How is the speaker decluttering their wardrobe?

By evaluating items for sale or repurposing.

What sentimental items are being debated for keeping or selling?

Wedding outfit, special dresses, and Kono market find.

Keeping a corset for a daughter and skirts for when she's older.

Dyeing a navy coat and testing dye on a cut-off piece first.

The speaker is carefully evaluating their wardrobe, contemplating selling items on platforms like Vestiaire Collective and eBay, and repurposing pieces like a Zara suit into a blazer, emphasizing practicality and style in their decision-making process.
There is a strong focus on the sentimental value of certain clothing items, including nostalgic pieces like a wedding outfit and special dresses, as well as the consideration of keeping items for future generations, highlighting the emotional connection and history associated with the wardrobe decluttering process.

How is the speaker decluttering their wardrobe?
By evaluating items for sale or repurposing.
What platforms are being considered for selling items?
Vestiaire Collective and eBay.
What sentimental items are being debated for keeping or selling?
Wedding outfit, special dresses, and Kono market find.
What plans are mentioned for future wear of certain items?
Keeping a corset for a daughter and skirts for when she's older.
What alterations are being considered for clothing items?
Dyeing a navy coat and testing dye on a cut-off piece first.

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The speaker is going through their storage unit in London to declutter their wardrobe.
They are considering selling items on Vestiaire Collective, a vintage account, and possibly eBay.
The speaker is evaluating shoes, dresses, coats, and jackets to keep or discard.
They are contemplating repurposing items like a Zara suit into a blazer.
The speaker is questioning the need to keep certain sentimental items like a Zara jacket and old trousers.
They are considering selling items that no longer fit or suit their current style.
The speaker is discussing the sentimental value of certain pieces like a Kono market find from Japan.
They are debating whether to keep or sell nostalgic items like a wedding outfit and special dresses.
The speaker is considering the practicality and style of various items, like a navy sery jacket and jeans.
They are reflecting on the history and sentimental value of certain pieces, like a wedding dress and a designer dress made for bridesmaids.

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Suggestions to dye and reuse clothing items, with a specific mention of dyeing a navy coat and testing the dye on a cut-off piece first.
Discussion on the sentimental value of keeping clothing for future generations, like daughters trying on their mother's wedding dresses.
Sorting through various clothing items, deciding to sell some due to being outdated or not worn anymore.
Specific details on shoes being sold, including brands like Prada and McQueen, heel heights, and sizes.
Consideration of keeping certain items for future wear, like a corset for a daughter or skirts for when she's older.
Contemplation on the practicality and style of different clothing pieces, including coordinating skirts and altering dresses for a more modern look.
Decision-making process on winter coats, including potential alterations like shortening sleeves or turning a coat into a gilet.
Mention of plans to style and wear certain items, like a fur jacket, and the intention to donate unwanted clothing to charity shops like Oxfam.
Future plans to create a follow-up video on styling old wardrobe pieces and preparing items for sale on platforms like Bestier, with a mention of donating to specific Oxfam locations.