9 Items a Fashion Editor Would Remove From Any Closet

"Whenever I'm cleaning out my closet, I try to donate any jean styles that I have duplicates of. For example, I don't need three pairs of high-rise flared jeans or several skinny jeans that look almost identical, so it's nice to clean out my denim collection and narrow it down to the essentials." — Michelle Scanga, managing editor

"I'd immediately remove any 'dead' bras from any closet. You know the kind—they're stretched out, they pill, and the underwire is about ready to bust open. These are doing you no favors whatsoever, so it's probably time to pick up a quality bra that you'll actually want to put on every day." — Anna LaPlaca, assistant editor

"Bomber jackets don't feel particularly fresh anymore, so I'd donate those. I think it may be a while before they come back around, but come back around they will." — Allyson Payer, editor

"Anything too small. As someone who has trouble doing this myself, I know how hard it can be to let go of those items you're hoping will someday fit. However, if you haven't been able to wear it in years (and it can't be somehow tailored), odds are you won't be anytime soon—and that's okay! Wear things you feel good in." — Nicole Akhtarzad, market editor

"I would donate any overly ripped/shredded jeans because sleeker jeans are more versatile and suitable for a wider variety of occasions." — Erin Fitzpatrick, senior news editor