Inside Vogue Williams HUGE messy wardrobe at £5m London pad with rails of designer clothes with still tags on
VOGUE Williams is the latest celebrity to enlist the help of professional home organisers, the Style Sisters.
The 38-year-old hired Gemma Lilly and Charlotte Reddington, who recently helped Amanda Holden and Rochelle Humes, to “detox” her huge walk-in wardrobe.
That is, get rid of everything she doesn’t wear anymore and categorise everything she does wear for easy access.
Gemma and Charlotte have been working in celebrity homes for over five years now, with stars calling on their expertise to de-clutter, detox and reorganise their space.
This isn’t the first time the duo have been called up by Vogue to sort out the messy closet in the £5million pad she shares with Made In Chelsea OG, Spencer Matthews.
In fact, they revealed she is one of their “OG clients”.
It’s likely that mum-of-three Vogue is trying to clear out as much as possible after she revealed plans to leave the beautiful London home and start a new life in Dublin.
The TV presenter couple put the property up on the market for a staggering £5.25million.
Among the amenities of the four-bedroom pad are two huge reception rooms, a private roof garden, a bar, home gym and in-house cinema.
But it was the walk-in wardrobe that she hired the Style Sisters to work on yesterday.
The room is lined with black-glass wardrobe and large wooden display cabinets running down the middle of the room.
Taking to Instagram, Gemma and Charlotte revealed that the last time Vogue enlisted their help was over two years ago.
“The wardrobe is still like we never left,” Gemma said.
“It just goes to show that once a system’s in place.
“We always love coming to Vogue’s because she’s got such nice pieces.
“She’s already started the detox process, but we’re going to be going through everything with her today.”
Charlotte added: “Vogue has told us that she’s having a massive, massive clear out and all of the clothes are going to charity.”
The organisation duo spent the day trawling through rails of designer clothes and categorising pieces worth keeping.
But the funniest discovery they made was Vogue’s hat collection.
She had countless straw sun hats lurking at the top of her wardrobes, with the Style Sisters laughing that they’ve “never seen so many hats”.
By the end of the day, they had created a number of clothing mountains – some to be vacuum packed for summer and others to be taken to the charity shop.
Vogue herself even took to Instagram to share her shock of how the stuff once fit in her wardrobe.
The Style Sisters organised her summer clothes by category and colour, and brought all of her sandals and summer shoes down to the easy-to-reach shoe stores.