Clothes on the bed, nothing feels right: the psychology behind your seasonal wardrobe meltdown

By Catherine Greenwood, Lecturer in Digital Marketing, University of Lancashire

The clocks have gone back, and suddenly getting dressed feels more difficult. The coat you wore constantly last winter is still hanging in the wardrobe, but it no longer looks quite how you remember. The boots you loved in February don’t seem to go with anything, while a jumper that once felt like you somehow doesn’t anymore.

Perhaps we’ve all simply forgotten how to dress for the cold. But there is something peculiar about returning to clothes we know so well and finding them unexpectedly unfamiliar.
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