Not in my closet but in my my dresser. It's an old t-shirt of my dad's. One of those oversized shirts that are super soft and drape so comfortably over you that they're like wearing a hug. It is the most unflattering thing in the world though. About 4 sizes too big, covered in paint, food, and general messy stains, there were so many holes in the sleeves that I ended up having to cut them off, and the shade of medium grey against my complexion makes me look like I have the flu. My husband calls it the elephant shirt because that's about the shade it is. I know that it's falling apart and isn't even worth saving for a cleaning rag, but I just can't do it! My dad gives me new ones, but I just can't part with the original.

So aside from that I also don't really believe in things going out of style. But since losing weight there are some things that need to be adjusted for that. I don't like throwing things out. So I have several old shirts that are far too big that I'm making into new shirts to go along with my new figure. The jeans are the hardest though. Most of mine are bootcut. And while I still wear them sometimes, I'd like to have some skinnies and straight legs. So I'm in the process of converting them into new styles. I just finished making an old too big maxi dress into a shrug wrap and a pair of beach pants. And then there are things that need to be taken in or up, but I'm in the middle of spring cleaning, so I'll get to that later. I like to recycle things. I think that the best investment I ever made was a sewing class and machine. No matter the style, a good fit brings any outfit up a notch.

And if you're looking for ways to modernize some older clothes, accessories! Belt a shirt, big ornate earrings with a boring shirt, a necklace in a contrasting color, new buttons, or a pin. Cheap and easy way to update things quickly.