Process Overview
Initial Consultation
Review of current wardrobe organization and discussion of coordination objectives. Initial examination of collection structure, color distribution, and existing organizational patterns.
This phase establishes the foundation for systematic analysis by documenting the current state of the wardrobe and identifying specific coordination objectives.
Documentation
Systematic cataloging of existing garments, colors, and silhouette elements. Creation of comprehensive inventory that captures category distribution, color relationships, and structural elements.
Documentation provides the data foundation for analysis, ensuring all collection elements are accounted for in the examination process.
Analysis
Examination of documented elements to identify patterns, relationships, and coordination potential. Analysis of color distribution, silhouette balance, and organizational logic within the collection.
This phase reveals structural relationships and coordination patterns that inform framework development.
Framework Development
Creation of organizational systems and coordination guidelines based on analysis findings. Development of structures that facilitate efficient navigation and combination planning.
Frameworks are tailored to the specific collection structure, creating systems that align with identified patterns and coordination objectives.
Implementation
Application of developed frameworks to daily wardrobe selection and outfit planning. Practical use of coordination guidelines and organizational systems in real-world context.
Implementation experience informs framework refinement, ensuring organizational systems remain effective as the collection evolves.
Ongoing Refinement
Periodic review of framework effectiveness and adjustment of organizational systems based on implementation experience. Adaptation to collection evolution and changing coordination needs.
Refinement ensures organizational structures remain aligned with collection structure and coordination objectives over time.
