Fashion emergencies and snafus are inevitable, but it's all about how you handle them. That's where the right fashion hacks come in. Some people call them tips or quick fixes. Regardless of what you call them, they're super helpful.From how to remove makeup stains on your collar to ways to stretch out your shoes, these fixes are quick and don't require MacGuyer-like skills. 
When you're cleaning out your closet, an often overlooked part is the accessories. In the same way you need to get rid of some clothes, jewelry also has to be evaluated as well.Instead of just sharing tips, I decided to show how I clear out my own accessories and how I organize them using thrift store finds! 
I have a confession. I love cheap costume jewelry, especially in the summer. There's nothing better than buying a pair of cute earrings, rings or bangles from a quick fashion store or an NYC street vendor. However, sometimes the jewelry just screams costume and cheap. 
I absolutely hate throwing anything away. Seriously, before I toss something in the trash, my first question is, "can I use this for something else?"That thinking led me to upcycle my broken jewelry and create a storage solution for my collection of necklaces. Check out how I reused broken brooches, necklaces and rings as a way to hang necklaces. It's the easiest DIY project ever. 