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I really like tomorrow's outfit, a new combo for me, so it inspired this thread.
Ever since I was a kid, I have made sure to layout my clothing the night before. Blame my mom, she made me do it as a kid. It saves time in the am, and I can getup at least 15 minutes later. I also do not have to waste time in th am trying to figure out what sweater to wear etc. I typically just determine accessories in the am, but get everything else the night before.
Do you pick out you clothing the night before or in the morning?
Now that I work from home I don't really but when I was in school (even college) I always laid out my clothes. It just made me feel better having the decision made before going to bed. Some times I wouldn't work because of weather but I always did anyway. I pick outfits ahead too for things like family get-togethers or date night so I can have everything ironed and cleaned before then. I just hate to rush!
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Since I get up at 4:30 and don't want to wake up my spouse, I have to lay out clothes the night before in order not to turn on the lights in the closet area between the bedroom and bath.
I don't physically put out an outfit the night before, but I do generally have a sense of what I'm going to wear based on meetings/activities, weather, the laundry situation, etc.
I do, then change my mind 3 times,,, so best not to...wake up and then decide how I feel... now my closet is in sync... white tops w white tops- pants with pants, dresses by color... etc etc. I work 2 jobs and need to know where is what fast..
I don't physically put out an outfit the night before, but I do generally have a sense of what I'm going to wear based on meetings/activities, weather, the laundry situation, etc.
This is how I am. I'm on a radio for work so I have pretty much zero human interaction during my shift so I have a few solid pieces (black ankle pants, black slacks, black leggings a few sweater dresses) to mix with multi colored tank tops and cardigans. So, 90% of my outfits are derived from the same mix of staples.
I only get to see my dude on the weekends however, and will usually pick out an outfit the night before and lay it out just because I'm excited about it.
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