ET Speaks From Home

Cuisine & Culture the Chinese Family Way

  • Chinese Culture & Festivals
    • Chinese Culture
    • Chinese Cuisine
    • Chinese Festivals
    • Chinese Wedding
  • Craft
    • Adult Craft
    • Children Art and Craft
    • Chinese New Year Craft
    • Origami
  • Family Life
    • Home Improvement
    • Life & Parenting
    • Modelling
    • Printable
    • Sensory Play
    • STEM
    • Summer Activities
    • Tutorial
    • Lichfield Mandarin Club
    • Collaboration
  • Food & Drink
    • Bake Recipes
    • Cookbook
    • Dessert
    • Drink
    • Food Products
    • Meal Recipes
    • Restaurant
  • Review
    • App
    • Beauty & Health
    • Book
    • Drama, Movie, Theatre
    • DVD & Blu Ray
    • Fashion
    • Game & Board Game
    • General Products
    • Household Products
    • LEGO
    • Nintendo
    • Puzzle
    • Technology & Gadgets
    • Toy
    • Travel
    • Twitter Party / Party
    • Stationery
    • Vlog
  • Giveaway

3 Feng Shui Tips For Your Wardrobe

11 September 2015 by Eileen 6 Comments

We all heard something about Feng Shui – the traditional Chinese philosophy that helps people take care of their life better. It works on many levels in our life, and it works on the premise that what is closest to you has the most impact on your physical and emotional health. And what can be closer to you than your clothing?

Today I am going to share some Feng Shui tips for your wardrobe. To use it or not – it is all up to you, but nothing will change if you won’t make an impact. So do your choices and let’s get to those tips right away.

3 feng shui tips for your wardrobe

Organize your wardrobe

Firstly, let’s start from your wardrobe as is. According to Feng Shui, the way you keep your clothing might affect your health as well. Usually, bad energy comes from pieces with bad memories or from pieces that you don’t love or don’t wear at all. So to improve energy in your wardrobe and into your life, you need to re-organize your wardrobe. Throw away or get rid of every item which is broken, makes you feel guilty or makes you remember bad moments in your life. Maybe that one blouse reminds you of the time then you got to know about your beloved person’s death? Then throw that blouse away and keep those bad memories far away from you. Get rid of the skinny clothes you hope to fit back into someday too. It will only make you feel bad, and by the time you fit them again they will be out of style.

Get rid of black clothing

By the time then you are re-organizing your wardrobe, you should consider throwing away your black clothing as well. As Feng Shui says, although black is a color of authority and is worn by judges and members of the clergy, but it is also associated with sadness and mourning. It naturally attracts bad energy around you and creates unhealthy atmosphere too. Especially if you like to dress all in black. Some pieces are great fashion-wise, but if you feel depressed, sad and generally upset, try wearing brighter colors. You might see a huge difference in your behaviors and mood instantly!

Get some bright clothing, especially red

So if you already managed your wardrobe according to Feng Shui’s advice and reconsider your black looks, another tip to increase your mental and physical health is to add some splash of color into your wardrobe. Thus instead of a plain black ensemble you used to wear, lift your chi energy by adding a little color to it. Red, for example, is especially a powerful color in Feng Shui theory. It is associated with prosperity, fame and relationships. So before an important business meeting, pull a bright red blouse to create a little bit aggressive look. You might be surprised how much you will feel confident of yourself just by wearing it!

Now then you know what you need and what you don’t need anymore, equip your wardrobe according to Feng Shui with new clothing free of bad memories and energy. And the best way to do it, and also to create a nice memory of it, is to shop for it at much smaller prices! For instance, take a look at these Nordstrom coupons and promo codes from ChameleonJohn.com. With just one of it you can get up to 40% off discount when you shop for your desired clothing, shoes, and handbags that all meet your high needs.

So create a new wardrobe that is full of excellent energy and feel different with it every day!

Disclosure: This is a collaboration post.

Share this:

  • Twitter
  • Facebook

Related

Filed Under: Collaboration Tagged With: chinese culture, clothing, collaboration, feng shui, tips

« Upcycled Wooden Crate Stool with Lights
Fabric Pencil Holder with Peg Fairy »

Search

Hello!

Welcome to ET Speaks From Home. My name is Eileen, mother of two children aged 14 and 13 with visual impairment. We've been online since 2012 and continue to grow. I love to cook, craft, DIY, write about Chinese Culture and YouTube reviews.
Top 20 UK Parent Blogs 2020
Tots100 2014 Top 20 Blog on Twitter
Tots100 2015 Mummy Vloggers, Tots100 2016 Top 20 Vloggers
Shortlisted Britmums Brilliance in Blogging Awards (BiBs) Video 2014 Read More…

  • E-mail
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • Pinterest
  • Tumblr
  • Twitter

Click here for Media Pack!

pr media pack

Click here to get in touch!

Contact Me here!

Recent Posts

  • My True Ghost Story – Operating Theatre Night Shift
  • 7 Important Steps To Remember When Decorating Your Family Room
  • My True Ghost Story – Operating Theatre
  • My True Ghost Story – Taxi
  • A Comprehensive Guide To Buying A Family Car
  • Choosing The Right Doors For Your Home
  • My True Ghost Story – School Toilet
  • 8 Things You Must Have When Shipping Your Car Overseas
  • Down Valuation
  • Bugsy Malone The Musical at The Rep

Archives

Amazon Affiliate

“We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.co.uk and affiliated sites.”

AWIN Affiliate

“We are a participant in the AWIN Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to their clients and affiliated sites.”

Google Privacy Policy

By continuing to use this website, you agreed to be bound by the Google Terms of Service. To find out more, see here: Google Privacy Policy

YouTube API Term & Condition

By continuing to use this website, you agreed to be bound by the YouTube Terms of Service. To find out more, see here: YouTube API Term & Condition

Copyright

©2012-2022 Eileen Teo unless otherwise stated. All rights reserved. You may not reproduce text excerpts or images without my prior permission.

Disclaimer

To find out more, see here: Disclaimer

Privacy Policy

To find out more, see here: Privacy Policy
Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agreed to their use. You also agreed to be bound by the YouTube Terms of Service. To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy

Copyright © 2022 · Foodie Pro Theme by Shay Bocks · Built on the Genesis Framework · Powered by WordPress