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" 1. Think Outside the Closet Shoes can be art, so don&amp;#039;t be afraid to display them on the outside of your closet. Use your favorite shoes as display pieces on shelves, and as bookends and paper weights. This will not only make more room in your closet but can also make for great conversation starters. 2. Prepare for Rushed Mornings Hand steamers can be a lifesaver when you&amp;#039;re in a rush. These days, we hardly have the time to pull out an ironing board, let alone wait for the iron to heat up. Keep a steamer in your closet and your 2014 is sure to be less stressful. 3. Invest in Smart Details Long necklaces can be hard to store, so try hanging them on hooks so you can see them more clearly. Bonus: They serve as pretty details in your closet. 4. Hang, Don&amp;#039;t Stack Give your pants some new direction by hanging them instead of stacking. This will not only allow you to easily view the styles you have but keep those &amp;quot;Skinny Jeans&amp;quot; from creeping to the back. These pant hangers allow you to easily pull out your items without taking the entire hanger out. 5. Keep Pieces Where You Can See Them Sweaters can easily get bunched up in racks, so keep them neat and tidy in clear boxes. This allows you to easily categorize them by color and keep them from getting wrinkled, too! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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