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Wear It Well

Reclaim Your Closet and Rediscover the Joy of Getting Dressed

Allison Bornstein

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Wear It Well
Resetting Your Closet+
Defining Personal Style+
Nine Universal Pieces+
Fashion Formulas & Rituals+
Benefits of Dressing Well+

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Question 1 of 7
According to the AB Closet-Editing System, what does the third pile of never-worn clothes represent?
  • A. Clothes that no longer fit and should be donated immediately.
  • B. Items with sentimental value that should be put into long-term storage.
  • C. Clothes you love but don't know how to style, representing an opportunity.
  • D. Expensive designer pieces that should be sold on second-hand markets.
Question 2 of 7
In the Three-Word Method for defining personal style, what is the purpose of the third word?
  • A. To describe the emotional result you hope to get from your clothing.
  • B. To reflect your current comfort zone and everyday practical needs.
  • C. To represent your aspirational future self and true personality.
  • D. To dictate the specific color palette of your entire wardrobe.
Question 3 of 7
What mindset does the author recommend when dealing with body insecurities while getting dressed?
  • A. Wait to buy high-quality clothes until you have reached your ideal body shape.
  • B. Dress and accessorize the person you see in the mirror today, rather than an idealized version.
  • C. Use oversized, flowing garments to hide the parts of your body you feel self-conscious about.
  • D. Focus strictly on current fashion trends to distract from any perceived physical flaws.
Question 4 of 7
Why does the author insist that a belt is an essential universal piece, especially for those with mid-section insecurities?
  • A. Because belts draw attention away from the mid-section and toward the lower body.
  • B. Because finding the right tuck and belt can give you height and a silhouette you'll be proud of.
  • C. Because belts are required for professional business attire in most corporate environments.
  • D. Because they allow you to buy oversized clothes that are more comfortable to wear.
Question 5 of 7
What action is recommended to help you keep track of your 'fashion formulas' and evaluate what works best for you?
  • A. Keep a written journal detailing the fabrics and colors of each outfit.
  • B. Take photos of every outfit variation to build your own personal lookbook.
  • C. Hire a professional stylist for a monthly wardrobe review.
  • D. Create a digital spreadsheet tracking how often you wear each universal piece.
Question 6 of 7
How much time does the author recommend dedicating to your daily dressing ritual to ensure a calm and intentional start to your day?
  • A. At least 5 minutes
  • B. At least 20 minutes
  • C. Exactly 45 minutes
  • D. Over an hour
Question 7 of 7
How does defining your style with the Three-Word Method and organizing your closet impact your shopping habits?
  • A. It encourages you to frequently buy trendy items to constantly refresh your look.
  • B. It makes you more susceptible to impulse buys because you feel more confident in stores.
  • C. It requires you to purchase strictly from expensive, high-end sustainable brands.
  • D. It makes you more deliberate in your choices, reducing binge shopping and environmental impact.

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Wear It Well Summary & Overview

Wear It Well (2023) is a guide to using fashion as a tool for self-discovery and self-expression. Discover your personal style using the Three-Word Method and AB Closet-Editing System, curate a wardrobe that reflects your authentic self, eliminate items that don't fit your lifestyle, and create sustainable looks by shopping your closet. 

Who Should Listen to Wear It Well?

  • Fashion enthusiasts
  • People wanting to discover their personal style
  • Anyone who wishes getting dressed was easier and more fun

About the Author: Allison Bornstein

Allison Bornstein is a stylist who empowers people to view fashion as a tool for self-expression and sustainability by tuning into their authentic needs. Bornstein found her passion for wardrobe consulting during the pandemic, through virtual sessions focused on helping people look and feel fantastic.

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