what should I get rid of?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Denim skirts are having a moment, longer an a-line styles in particular.

Get rid of the rest of it. I know people swear that skinny jeans are making a comeback . . . but the fitted, pre-pandemic versions are going to look dated, and you have to style them carefully to make them feel current.

+1 lots of people wearing denim skirts and they look nice.

[Anonymous]

get rid of this for sure: tops with trumpet sleeves

[Anonymous]

Handbags that you don't wear anymore, are in fair condition or seem too young for you. If they have big branding, are not a premium brand, and you don't like it now, don't expect to warm up to it in the future or that your kids will want it.

[Anonymous]

That sounds like a good approach. If you truly love something and feel fantastic every time you wear it, though, keep it.

[Anonymous]

Get rid of cold shoulder tops.

[Anonymous]

Get rid of anything you think doesn’t flatter you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Denim skirts, skinny jeans, long tops, tops with trumpet sleeves[b] are all of these totally outmoded in 2026? Anything else?

Please don't tell me I can wear whatever makes me feel good. Believe me when I say I am not a slave to fashion. But I don't want to look like I am stuck in 2010 either.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Denim skirts, skinny jeans, long tops, tops with trumpet sleeves - are all of these totally outmoded in 2026? Anything else?

Please don't tell me I can wear whatever makes me feel good. Believe me when I say I am not a slave to fashion. But I don't want to look like I am stuck in 2010 either.

[Anonymous]

I am so over cottagecore, but for some reason that trend has not yet ended.

I am also over brown, which has been trendy for seven years. It is flattering on me, but I will only wear a little at a time now.

Sunglasses are smaller overall, these days.

[Anonymous]

Pretty much everything. Why not enjoy a fresh start?

[Anonymous]

Is a denim pencil skirt "in"? Or is this out?

Are wide leg jeans more in style than straight leg? I have some Everlane skinny jeans. Do I get rid of those? Why is this so hard?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pretty much everything. Why not enjoy a fresh start?

The environment, limited money, limited time

[Anonymous]

Get rid of the skinny jeans if they are truly skinny jeans (eg they fit like leggings). There’s a cohort of 50-something women in N Arlington who wear skinny jeans with pumps from the 2010s while running errands and it looks so try-hard and dated.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Get rid of the skinny jeans if they are truly skinny jeans (eg they fit like leggings). There’s a cohort of 50-something women in N Arlington who wear skinny jeans with pumps from the 2010s while running errands and it looks so try-hard and dated.

So maybe they aren't as dated as you think for 50-something year olds from wealthy areas?

[Anonymous]

Keep what sparks joy. I know it’s silly but it works.