Leah Remini, Lisa Kudrow & Marie Kondo - 2019 Critics’ Choice Real TV Awards

[palta]

[Labelwhore]

Okay, I’m sorry I know this has nothing to do with their clothing but the whole Marie Kondo obsession just pisses me off. There is nothing about her method that is about “organizing “ about your stuff per se . It’s more about purging your excess stuff and then organizing it . Sure...it’s easy to organize 5 things as opposed to 25. She’s just a glorified “hoarder” consultant .

[rollo]

Aw, I think she's cute and lots of people have found her inspirational.

It's not saying much but her outfit is the best of the three, especially with the red lining.

[Lofty Bike]

That's leah Rimini now. Mh, okay, I think she looks nothing like herself. Lisa looks good.

[MsDark]

Lisa's hair looks good this length.

[Labelwhore]

Aw, I think she's cute and lots of people have found her inspirational.

It's not saying much but her outfit is the best of the three, especially with the red lining.

I think that’s why people like her cause they think she’s cute ...like a little fairy telling you to find joy in something. When her book first came out I thought it would be great. Then I read some excerpts and realized what a snow job the whole “ method” was.
But I digress ...yes her outfit is the best of the bad . Lol

[o0Amber0o]

Lisa look good, I love Leah and I think she looks good here too. I do like Marie's dress the best.

[Sylkyn]

Lisa looks great, and I think Leah looks fine. So does the "Throw Everything You Own Into a Fire" chick.

[holly]

I used Marie Kondo's method for folding t-shirts & jeans, & I was able to fit 17 pairs of jeans into 1 dresser drawer & 24 t-shirts into a nightstand drawer.

The reason I have so many jeans is because my weight was fluctuating quite a bit for a while, so I'm waiting to see where it "lands" before I get rid of anything.

I read a great book on decluttering recently (not organizing so much, but actually getting rid of things you don't need/use) called "Decluttering at the Speed of Life". For me, it was very relatable, & I plan to read it again so I can highlight certain things, which I didn't do the first time because I really didn't expect to be so motivated by it. I got it on Amazon Prime for free. I highly recommend it if you're looking to declutter your life.

[Tiny Pixie]

Okay, I’m sorry I know this has nothing to do with their clothing but the whole Marie Kondo obsession just pisses me off. There is nothing about her method that is about “organizing “ about your stuff per se . It’s more about purging your excess stuff and then organizing it . Sure...it’s easy to organize 5 things as opposed to 25. She’s just a glorified “hoarder” consultant .

A lot of what she does just seems like common sense to me so I never got it either ... but she's really cute

[sputnik]

yeah, there was stuff i already did before but she helps make it more systematic.

and her folding method is wonderful, especially if you're tight for space. i like living right in the city so i sacrifice space for location, but i also hate feeling cramped and like there's clutter so i have to make sure i don't accumulate too much stuff, and be smart about how i store stuff. i was able to fit about 50% more stuff in my dresser drawers using her folding method than with traditional folding. also, you can see every single item in a drawer at first glance. no need to look in a stack of shirts and knock it over trying to get the t-shirt at the bottom.
same with sheets, pillowcases and duvet covers which now all fit into one of the drawers under my bed.

i also find that her folding methods keeps clothes from wrinkling and creasing as much. i use it now for packing my suitcases when i travel and stuff arrives in much better condition than when i laid it flat.