fashion

Like snowboarding gear and winter boots, formal wear is one of those things that requires significant storage space. Unlike puffy...

Spring is officially here. But before you start scheduling outdoor picnics to celebrate that extra hour of sunlight, you may...

Skirts and dresses are often the most delicate items in your closet. Some of them --- like the ones you...

Laura Kim’s Brooklyn apartment served as her storage unit. Until the MONSE Co-Founder and former Oscar de la Renta Design Director found MakeSpace.

Frederick Castleberry has no interest in letting bulky winter clothes eat space in his Park Slope apartment. So he sent them to summer storage camp at MakeSpace.

People around the world love Donni Charm for its delightful scarves and unique good luck charms. Here’s what its founder, Alyssa Wasko, stores in MakeSpace.

Andrew Tolentino of Dish Our Town talks about his family’s upcoming worldwide trip and how MakeSpace is upgrading their life. Although they’ll be at least 3,700 miles from New York City at any point in time during their trip, their belongings will be only one visit to MakeSpace.com away.

Christine Cameron remixes outfits in novel ways on My Style Pill so her readers never worry about “having nothing to wear.” At the same time, being Fashion’s Remix Artist means having plenty of material to work with, which requires a lot of extra closet space. See what Christine houses in MakeSpace!

Through his popular blog, Scout Sixteen, Justin Livingston helps dudes everywhere up their style game. So the moment we heard that Justin chose MakeSpace to store some of his timeless but seasonal threads, accessories, and household items, we celebrated the only way we saw fit—documenting their beauty in a photograph.

We’re pumped to take care of GREATS’ fresh kicks.Take a look inside their magical, self-packing closet in the cloud.

Menswear icon Nick Wooster is probably the most dapper man alive. He’s worked with every designer, and has collaborated with brands like Greats, Orlebar Brown, and Lardini.

If you haven’t heard of Joshua Brueckner’s company SKINNYFATTIES yet, it’s only a matter of time! SKINNYFATTIES alters standard wide ties to make them thinner and more fashionable. They also create custom ties from whatever fabric you provide.