I wanted to pay a brief homage to one of my favorite blogs, The Coveteur, a blog who dedicates their time to interviewing and posting pictures of celebrities closet's so that we can get a taste of how the other half lives.  Thus, I decided to reveal a closet that is logistically obtainable and much more realistic to being "The Closet Next Door".   Therefore, in honor of my blogs' namesake, I have appropriately chosen to name this post"The Closet Next Door".  Catherine, my friend, offered her closet up for my first closet-insider post.  Is it just me, or do you guys also find it so intriguing to take a peek inside other peoples' closets? We all have such uniquely creative outlooks and individualistic fashion sense that it makes "taking a peek" inside so much more interesting.  I hope you enjoy!
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| You can never have too much cheese or too much wine!  Thanks Catherine!!! | 
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| This makes me want to have a closet-makeover. | 
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| You can purchase the plastic shoe totes at Target for less than $2.00/tote.  It creates cleaner lines and allows for more space. | 
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| Steve Madden shoes, BCBG sweater, JCrew necklace | 
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| This is a great idea if you would like to preserve the shape of your boots.  Roll a magazine or two and place inside of your boot.  This is also a more economical alternative to purchasing boot shapers. | 
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| Doesn't her bedroom belong inside of an interior design magazine spread? | 
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| Every closet deserves chandeliers!!! | 
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| Purchase clear plastic jewelry trays at Target for under $6.99 each.  You can also find them at Bed Bath & Beyond with faux velvet lining from $9.99-$19.99. | 
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| These wedge tennis shoes are a great alternative for a casual yet trendy look. | 
You can purchase these shoes at : 
http://shop.nordstrom.com/S/steve-madden-olympiaa-wedge-sneaker/3344134?origin=keywordsearch&contextualcategoryid=0&fashionColor=TAUPE&resultback=5235
 
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