A thoughtful wardrobe audit transforms overwhelming closets into cotton kaftan collections. Start by removing everything and categorizing items. Apply the one-year rule: haven't worn it in twelve months? Likely won't again. Be honest about fit—holding onto too-small clothes creates guilt, not motivation. Assess quality: stained, torn, or worn-out pieces deserve retirement. Identify gaps in your actual lifestyle needs versus aspirational purchases. Keep pieces you genuinely wear and feel confident in. Donate or sell good-condition rejects. Organize remaining items by category and color for easy outfit creation. This process isn't about minimalism; it's about intentionality. A smaller wardrobe of loved pieces serves you better than a stuffed closet of neglected clothes.