How to store your Indian wedding outfits|Organisation tips from a professional organiser|Tweak India

0:00 – Introduction 0:20 – Common mistakes in closet arrangement 1:00 – How to fold your clothes according to the KonMari method 1:04 – How to fold a T-shirt 1:48 – Is it better to fold clothes or hang them? 2:02 – How to fold a puffer jacket 2:27 – How to fold a flared dress 3:10 – What are the benefits of using the file folding technique? 3:19 – How to fold a lehenga (Indian attire) 4:19 – How to fold a formal shirt 4:56 – How to fold an Anarkali dress (Indian attire) 5:22 – What’s the golden rule for decluttering your wardrobe? 6:12 – Watch next There are days when you suddenly remember that white graphic T-shirt you love, but no matter how hard you dig, it’s lost somewhere in the black hole that is your wardrobe. Our closets often feel like Pandora’s box, where what you end up wearing depends entirely on what you manage to find. While we all wish for a genie to fix this mess, Rachna Kacker, a Marie Kondo-certified professional organiser, believes the secret lies in folding it right. She shares tips on how to declutter, save space, and store your party outfits and lehengas. And yes, there’s a way to keep it all from turning into a landslide of clothes within a week. Tell us in the comments, how do you organise your wardrobe? Producer: Eshika Gupta Co-producer: Akanksha Narang Set designer: Manjari Sharma Video Editor: Shahnawaz Shaikh Video team: Boomerang Production #TweakIndia #OrganisationTips #WardrobeOrganisation #MarieKondo Follow Tweak! Instagram: https://bit.ly/TweakIndiaIG Facebook: https://bit.ly/tweakindia Website: https://bit.ly/TweakIndiaWebsite ------------------------------------------ About Tweak India - Founded by Twinkle Khanna, Tweak India is a space for the modern Indian woman to challenge old ideas and discover new ones. As a digital media company built by multitaskers, Tweak strives to give readers solutions that offer maximum results with minimum effort. Armed with optimism, irreverence and a thirst for knowledge, we believe nothing is sacred, except laughter.