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The KonMari Method: Hat Lover's Edition
Anyone else recently dump their entire closet onto their bed + hugged their silk blouse to see if it “sparked joy”?
The konmari method is a life-changing style of tidying + decluttering that has taken the world by storm. Every since Marie Kondo’s Netflix series went live, people all over America have been clearing their homes of anything that doesn’t “spark joy” for them. We are in love with the idea of only filling your home with things that make you happy + couldn’t wait to try it ourselves.
Want to get in on the hype? Here’s the KonMari Method for Hat Lovers:
The method is simple enough: Go through your home by category + sort through each individual item. Since we’re writing a blog post + not a novel, we decided to stick with the closet.
Gather all your items
Marie Kondo recommends dumping everything in one place all at once before sorting. So go through your closet, dressers, coat cabinets, etc + place all your items in one pile.
Keep only the things that spark joy
Now we sort. Hold each individual item in your hands. If you don’t feel an immediate sense of joy, that item is to be discarded or donated.
Donate or discard the rest
Marie Kondo says to thank the item before placing it in a bag to be donated. It’s graceful way of getting closure for getting rid of an item with strong emotional attachment.
Organize the remaining items
Now comes the fun part. Each item you keep will have its own designated home! Once you’re done wearing it, it’ll go back to its home. This keeps your space tidy + organized.
Your hats deserve to be displayed in a way that “sparks joy” so here’s a couple of our fav #inspo pics on hanging your hats!
Dahlia in Brown, James in Camel, Billie in Dark Grey, Gwen, Mona in White | Elexis Lyn
Dahlia in Light Grey | Perla Salazar
Monroe in Oatmeal | @annaclairetadlock
Monroe in Brown | Shawna @arrowsandapricots
Emma | Shawna @arrowsandapricots