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ffp2-maske – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
FFP2-Maske
Corona-Krise – Lockdown – FFP2-Maske liegt auf einer Straße in Steyr, Österreich, Europa
werker verstellbare position der rohre, diagonal ausgerichtetes muster auf rohren – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Werker verstellbare Position der Rohre, diagonal ausgerichtetes…
Installation der Heizungsanlage im Gebäude. Arbeitskraft, die die Position der Rohre einstellt. Diagonal ausgerichtetes Muster auf Rohren. Bau eines modernen Familienhauses.
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Mann Arbeiter Installation Laminatboden. Bodendiebe aus…
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Nachdenkliche junge Frau mit viel Kleidung auf dem Boden im…
sie verdienen alle ihre freie zeit – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Sie verdienen alle Ihre freie Zeit
Aufnahme eines kleinen Jungen und seines Vaters, die zu Hause Spielzeugautos spielen
junge männliche arbeiter in overalls rollen teppich – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Junge männliche Arbeiter In Overalls Rollen Teppich
Hochwinkelansicht des jungen männlichen Arbeiters im Overall Rollteppich auf dem Boden zu Hause
verlegung boden – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Verlegung boden
Handwerker legt Parkettboden und schlägt mit dem Hammer auf den Schläger, um die Dielen zusammenzusetzen
schöne europäische familie von vater, mutter und ihre tochter sitzen auf dem boden in der nähe von sofa in geräumigen weißen raum, ahnentafel hund liegt in der nähe, haben bewegenden tag, wechseln ort des lebens, bringen glück aus.
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Schöne europäische Familie von Vater, Mutter und ihre Tochter…
junge frau, die pilates übung im fitnessstudio – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Junge Frau, die Pilates Übung im Fitnessstudio
rollen des linoleums mit unterschiedlichen textur. 3d illustration – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Rollen des Linoleums mit unterschiedlichen Textur. 3D…
fußbodenheizung system, sammler, der batterie – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Fußbodenheizung system, Sammler, der Batterie
holzkorb mit schmutziger wäsche auf dem boden. kleidung im rattankorb – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Holzkorb mit schmutziger Wäsche auf dem Boden. Kleidung im…
frau, kaffee und katze – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Frau, Kaffee und Katze
Fauler Morgen auf der Terrasse. Flache Verlegung der Damenbeine in kuscheliger Leinenhose, Pflanze, Katze und Tasse Kaffee in der Hand über bunten marokkanischen Fliesenboden, Draufsicht
tochter beim einkaufen mit vater im supermarkt – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Tochter beim Einkaufen mit Vater im Supermarkt
handwerker zerlegen laminiertes parkett aus altem boden – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Handwerker zerlegen laminiertes Parkett aus altem Boden
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Parkett verlegen
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Nahaufnahme von Reinigungsmitteln, die den Boden mähen
klempner installiert fußbodenheizung – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Klempner installiert Fußbodenheizung
nahaufnahme von nassen fußabdrücken von kindern auf stein – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Nahaufnahme von nassen Fußabdrücken von Kindern auf Stein
low shot der putzfrau wischen den boden in toilette – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Low shot der Putzfrau wischen den Boden in Toilette
junge schwarze frau, die sich auf matte zurückstreckt, kobra-pose – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Junge schwarze Frau, die sich auf Matte zurückstreckt, Kobra-Pose
Linderung von Rückenschmerzen.
Lächelnde schwarze Frau, die Sphinx Cobra Pose oder nach oben gerichtete Hunde-Asana macht, die die Rückenmuskulatur streckt, Pilates übt, im Fitnessstudio oder im Wohnzimmer auf der Yogamatte trainiert
sie strebt nach fitness in sich selbst jeden tag inspirieren – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Sie strebt nach Fitness in sich selbst jeden Tag inspirieren
ein haufen kleidung und schuhe liegt auf dem boden vor einem leeren kleiderschrank. ein durcheinander, ein stapel dinge, die aus dem schrank geworfen wurden. unordnung, überkonsum. vektorillustration auf weißem hintergrund – clothes on floor stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symbole
Ein Haufen Kleidung und Schuhe liegt auf dem Boden vor einem…
Ein Haufen Kleidung und Schuhe, die auf dem Boden vor einem leeren Kleiderschrank liegen. Ein Durcheinander, ein Stapel von Dingen, die aus dem Schrank geworfen werden. Unordnung, Überkonsum. Vektorillustration auf weißem Hintergrund.
frau, die morgens yoga praktiziert, jathara parivartanasana übung macht – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Frau, die morgens Yoga praktiziert, Jathara Parivartanasana Übung
frau beim yoga mit ihrem hund – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Frau beim Yoga mit ihrem Hund
stilvolle ottomane und kleiderständer in der umkleidekabine. innenarchitektur – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Stilvolle Ottomane und Kleiderständer in der Umkleidekabine….
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Stockfoto einer jungen Frau, die sich nach dem Training zu Hause…
self-leveling epoxy. abgleich mit einer mischung von betonböden – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Self-leveling Epoxy. Abgleich mit einer Mischung von Betonböden
messy wohnzimmer – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Messy Wohnzimmer
Unordentliche Kleidung, die auf der Couch verstreut ist
verkäufer arbeitet mit kunden zusammen, der laminatböden anbietet – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Verkäufer arbeitet mit Kunden zusammen, der Laminatböden anbietet
Kompetente Verkäuferberatung beim Kauf von Laminatböden im Baugeschäft
geräumige wohngebäude – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Geräumige Wohngebäude
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Hübsche junge Frau mit ihrem Laptop, während sie zu Hause auf…
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Dress auf hölzernen Hintergrund
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Baby Junge erste Schritte
dirty kinder kleidung auf weiß – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Dirty Kinder Kleidung auf Weiß
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Porträt des jungen weißen Frau in einem anstrengenden modernen…
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Bunte Kleidungsstücke auf Regalen und auf dem Boden; Schnelles…
genießen sie einige vater-sohn zeit – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Genießen Sie einige Vater-Sohn Zeit
Ein süßer Junge und sein junger Vater spielen mit Spielzeugautos auf dem Boden
bereinigen von zeichen.
die leute arbeiten im haus, reinigen und staubsaugen, spülen geschirr und boden. arbeiten zu hause, hausfrau und mann housekeeping aktuelle vektor set – clothes on floor stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symbole
Bereinigen von Zeichen. Die Leute arbeiten im Haus, reinigen und…
spaß. – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Spaß.
Leidenschaftliches Paar, das Sex in eiliger Unterwäsche, Schuhen und medizinischer Schutzmaske Holzboden hat.
rote spitze höschen, bh, kondom und medizinische masken auf dem pelzteppich auf einem boden in der nähe von sofa – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Rote Spitze Höschen, BH, Kondom und medizinische Masken auf dem…
gemütliches schlafzimmer – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Gemütliches Schlafzimmer
realistische trockeneis rauchwolken nebel overlay – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Realistische Trockeneis Rauchwolken Nebel Overlay
Realistischer Trockeneisrauch trübt Nebel-Overlay, perfekt für das Compositing in Ihre Aufnahmen.
Legen Sie es einfach ein und ändern Sie den Füllmodus in Bildschirm oder Hinzufügen.
glückliche junge lockige schöne frau sitzt auf dem boden mit gekreuzten beinen und mit laptop auf rotem hintergrund. – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Glückliche junge lockige schöne Frau sitzt auf dem Boden mit…
baby und seine welpen friedlich schlafend – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Baby und seine Welpen friedlich schlafend
innere des modernen flur – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Innere des modernen Flur
mann kleidung geworfen auf holzboden – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Mann Kleidung geworfen auf Holzboden
moderne und mode kleidung shop – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Moderne und Mode Kleidung Shop
moving house – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Moving house
Junges Paar mit großem Karton in neuem Zuhause. Umzug.
leeren bett – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Leeren Bett
einwegmaske auf dem boden – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Einwegmaske auf dem Boden
kleines mädchen und vater genießen buch zusammen, auf dem boden liegend – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Kleines Mädchen und Vater genießen Buch zusammen, auf dem Boden.
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Kleine Tochter und Papa genießen die Zeit zusammen, liegen zu Hause auf dem Boden, Mann liest seiner süßen Tochter das Buch vor, leerer Raum
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Unordentliches Wohnzimmer. Verstreutes Zeug, weibliche Kleidung…
blick von oben auf zwei geschäftsleute in der empfangshalle – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Blick von oben auf zwei Geschäftsleute in der Empfangshalle
vew auf freiraum minimalistischen skandinavischen weißen holz spaziergang in schrank und kleiderschrank in neutralen beige farben – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Vew auf Freiraum minimalistischen skandinavischen weißen Holz…
stilvolles zimmerinterieur mit moderner waschmaschine – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Stilvolles Zimmerinterieur mit moderner Waschmaschine
installation laminierter boden, detail auf mann hände befestigung einer fliese mit hammer, über weißen schaum bodenschicht – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Installation laminierter Boden, Detail auf Mann Hände.
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ankleideraum mit regalen und beleuchtungseinrichtungen – clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Ankleideraum mit Regalen und Beleuchtungseinrichtungen
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Mann auf weißem Grund auf einem Boden liegend
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pile of clothes on floor Stock-Fotografie und Bilder. Oder starten Sie eine neue Suche, um noch mehr Stock-Fotografie und Bilder zu entdecken.
nachdenkliche junge frau mit viel kleidung auf dem boden im zimmer. schnelle mode – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Nachdenkliche junge Frau mit viel Kleidung auf dem Boden im.
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holzkorb mit schmutziger wäsche auf dem boden. kleidung im rattankorb – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Holzkorb mit schmutziger Wäsche auf dem Boden. Kleidung im…
messy wohnzimmer – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Messy Wohnzimmer
Unordentliche Kleidung, die auf der Couch verstreut ist
bunte kleidungsstücke auf regalen und auf dem boden; schnelles modekonzept – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Bunte Kleidungsstücke auf Regalen und auf dem Boden; Schnelles…
haufen achtlos verstreuter kleidung auf dem boden. – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Haufen achtlos verstreuter Kleidung auf dem Boden.
riesigen haufen haufen von schmutzigen klamotten auf goldenem hintergrund – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Riesigen Haufen Haufen von schmutzigen Klamotten auf goldenem…
Riesiger Haufen schmutziger Kleidung auf goldenem Hintergrund.
Hausarbeiten: Stapel unordentlicher, farbenfroher Herren- und Damenkleidung, bereit zum Wäschewaschen oder Bügeln auf goldenem Hintergrund.
haufen schmutziger wäsche auf dem boden in innenräumen – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Haufen schmutziger Wäsche auf dem Boden in Innenräumen
dirty kinder kleidung auf weiß – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Dirty Kinder Kleidung auf Weiß
waschküche mit einem haufen von schmutzige wäsche – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Waschküche mit einem Haufen von schmutzige Wäsche
Waschküche mit einem Haufen schmutziger Kleidung auf dem Boden
unordentlicher raum mit verstreuten kleider auf dem sessel – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Unordentlicher Raum mit verstreuten Kleider auf dem Sessel
unordentliches wohnzimmer. verstreutes zeug, weibliche kleidung im bücherregal, sessel, auf dem schreibtisch, vektorillustration. unordnung, unordnung.
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Unordentliches Wohnzimmer. Verstreutes Zeug, weibliche Kleidung…
was tragen? – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Was tragen?
große haufen von kleidung und accessoires auf den boden geworfen haben. – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Große Haufen von Kleidung und Accessoires auf den Boden geworfen…
Unordentliche überladene Garderobe mit bunten Kleidern und Accessoires auf dem Boden.
verschiedene kleidung auf stuhl in der nähe von hellgrauen wand, platz für text – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Verschiedene Kleidung auf Stuhl in der Nähe von hellgrauen Wand,…
jacke drive – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Jacke drive
viele unordentliche kleidung im haus – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Viele unordentliche Kleidung im Haus
nahaufnahme von haufen katzenfell isoliert auf weiß, draufsicht – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Nahaufnahme von Haufen katzenfell isoliert auf weiß, Draufsicht
kleidung auf weißem hintergrund – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Kleidung auf weißem Hintergrund
dry schlamm running sneakers haufen von workout-kleidung – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Dry Schlamm Running Sneakers Haufen von Workout-Kleidung
Trainingskleidung, die auf der Gummifußmatte eines Fitnessstudios in einem Fitnessstudio in einem Fitnessstudio zurückgelassen wurde.
Ein Paar trockene, schlammige, alte sportliche Laufschuhe, ein Paar schmuddelige blaue Socken und ein stinkendes, faltiges Sweatshirt im Kapuzenpullover-Stil.
haufen unordentlichen mädchen oder dame kleider aus schrank bekommen. unordentlich überladen frau kleiderschrank. – pile of clothes on floor stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symbole
Haufen unordentlichen Mädchen oder Dame Kleider aus Schrank…
mann arbeiter installation laminatboden. bodendiebe aus holzlaminat und werkzeuge – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Mann Arbeiter Installation Laminatboden. Bodendiebe aus…
haufen von vielen kleidung und haben nichts zum anziehen top. – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Haufen von vielen Kleidung und haben nichts zum Anziehen top.
Großer Haufen Kleidung, der mit einem T-Shirt auf den Boden geworfen wurde, das nichts zum Anziehen sagte. Nahaufnahme einer unordentlich überladenen Garderobe mit bunten Kleidern und Accessoires,
waschraum mit waschmaschine, trockner und bügelbrett im dachgeschoss – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Waschraum mit Waschmaschine, Trockner und Bügelbrett im.
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haufen von kleidung auf einem hocker und disordered schuh – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Haufen von Kleidung auf einem Hocker und disordered Schuh
Haufen schwarz-weißer Kleidung auf einem Hocker und ungeordnete Schuhe auf einem Holzboden.
mann kleidung geworfen auf holzboden – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Mann Kleidung geworfen auf Holzboden
untidy haufen von dirty wäscherei – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Untidy Haufen von Dirty Wäscherei
Unordentlicher Haufen schmutziger Wäsche, isoliert auf weißem Hintergrund.
haufen achtlos verstreuten kleider. – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Haufen achtlos verstreuten Kleider.
korb mit blau und beige wäsche – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Korb mit blau und Beige Wäsche
cartoon-mädchen beobachten im smartphone statt zu arbeiten und zu reinigen.
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Cartoon-Mädchen beobachten im Smartphone statt zu arbeiten und…
Cartoon-Mädchen, das lustige Bilder und Videos auf dem Smartphone ansieht, anstatt zu arbeiten und zu putzen. Prokrastination Vektor Illustration für Ihr Design.
wäschekorb – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Wäschekorb
schönes modische mädchen – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Schönes modische Mädchen
Schönes Mädchen hält Schuhe mit hohen Absätzen und lächelt, während es zwischen modischen Kleidern auf dem Boden in einer Umkleidekabine liegt
tiertierhaarentfernungswerkzeug doppelseitig – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Tiertierhaarentfernungswerkzeug Doppelseitig
Tierhaarentfernungswerkzeug Doppelseitige Fusselbürste mit selbstreinigender Basis entfernt Hundekatzenfell von der Kleidung.
3D-Illustration
haufen schmutziger kleidung auf holzboden – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Haufen schmutziger Kleidung auf Holzboden
frau beine erreichen sie vom großen haufen von kleidung. – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Frau Beine erreichen Sie vom großen Haufen von Kleidung.
Frau begraben unter einer unordentlich überladenen Frau Garderobe, Kleidung und Accessoires. Frau in High Heels braucht Hilfe von zu viel Einkaufen. Shopaholic Mädchen.
baustellenverlegung neuer rohrleitungen – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Baustellenverlegung neuer Rohrleitungen
beine und hände vom großen haufen von kleidung. – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Beine und Hände vom großen Haufen von Kleidung.
Mädchenbeine und -hände, die aus einem großen Haufen Kleidung und Accessoires ausstrecken. Frau begraben unter einem unordentlich überladenen Kleiderschrank.
Frau in High Heels braucht Hilfe von zu viel Einkaufen. Shopaholic Mädchen.
ebenen-symbol, zwei ebenen übereinander gestapelt – pile of clothes on floor stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symbole
Ebenen-Symbol, Zwei Ebenen übereinander gestapelt
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Zimmer mit chaotischer Kleidung auf dem Boden verstreut….
junge modische frau liegt über stapel von schuhen – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Junge modische Frau liegt über Stapel von Schuhen
paar entspannenden im dachgeschoss – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Paar entspannenden im Dachgeschoss
stapel von glasfaser-dämmmaterial. – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Stapel von Glasfaser-Dämmmaterial.
Stapel aus Glasfaser-Dämmmaterial.
Mineralwolle-Isolator für Wärme- und Kälteschutz.
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Frau holding Buch im Bett
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Dirty Wäsche
freunden zusammen in neuen dachgeschoß – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Freunden zusammen in neuen Dachgeschoß
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Unordentlich im Zimmer
kleidung in einem haufen – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Kleidung in einem Haufen
Schmutzige Wäsche in einem Haufen. Siehe auch:
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Junge Frau wirft Kleidung in Spaziergang in Schrank. Mess in…
Junge Frau, die Kleidung in einen begehbaren Kleiderschrank wirft. Durcheinander in Kleiderschrank und Ankleideraumkonzept
ebenensymbol.
logo des stapels. ebenensymbole für papier, teppich, boden und ebene. 3 ebenen. piktogrammsymbole für die architektur. design-technologie. tiefe der ebenen. vektor – pile of clothes on floor stock-grafiken, -clipart, -cartoons und -symbole
Ebenensymbol. Logo des Stapels. Ebenensymbole für Papier, Teppich,
wäschekorb, flüssigwaschmittel und waschmaschine. – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Wäschekorb, Flüssigwaschmittel und Waschmaschine.
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Moderne Waschmaschine an der Wand im Waschkücheninterieur,…
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Wertvolle Arbeitskräfte im Lager
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Korb voller schmutziger Wäsche
die hände einer frau, die kleidung in metallwäschekörben auslegt.
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Die Hände einer Frau, die Kleidung in Metallwäschekörben auslegt.
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Haufen schmutziger Kleidung auf dem Boden. Waschmaschine und Flüss
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postmodern Bibliothek
wunderbarer Bibliotheksbau in den 1960er Jahren – Marmorfassade mit geschwungenem Glaskubus in der Mitte – leichte Kreuztretment – Kamerakanone 5D Mark II – unraspeltes RAW – adobe colorspace
op-kittel auf dem boden im operationssaal – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
OP-Kittel auf dem Boden im Operationssaal
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Plastikwäschekorb mit sauberer Kleidung
der reinigungsfußschaber hängt nach dem waschen an der metallleine.
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Der Reinigungsfußschaber hängt nach dem Waschen an der…
lagerlieferungsprüfung – pile of clothes on floor stock-fotos und bilder
Lagerlieferungsprüfung
Glücklicher Vorgesetzter prüft Lieferungen
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Aufnahme einer Gruppe von Kindern, die im Unterricht auf dem…
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How to Keep Piles of Clothes Off The Floor and All Over Your Room
Custom closet storage can help you get—and more importantly, keep—piles of clothes and laundry off the floor and in their proper places.
We all have the same problem when it comes to clothes—they have an irrepressible tendency to end up in piles. We pile clothes on our closet floor, atop our dressers, in the bathroom, on a chair—almost any flat surface will do. But in my opinion, clothes clutter and dirty clothes on the floor is the worst clutter of all.
A pile of clothes makes a room instantly feel dirty and unkempt, and seems to take forever to tackle appropriately.
In order to address this common concern, we first have to understand where our particular problem lies. Look at the clothes you have in piles. Are they:
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Clean clothes you decided not to wear?
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Dirty clothes you didn’t put in the hamper?
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Clean clothes you haven’t yet folded and put away?
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Clothes you wore once and want to wear again sometime soon?
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Clothes that can’t be laundered with the rest (hand wash or dry clean only)?
Once you’ve figured out which problems plague your wardrobe the most, you’ll be able to address each of them in turn with a standard plan of action. Start with a great custom closet, use the tools you have, and address unwanted behaviors.
Before you know it, you’ll have a living space that’s completely clear of piles of clothing and clutter.
A Functional Closet Keeps Clothes Off The Floor
In most cases where piles of clothing are a severe issue, the closet is the primary culprit. If you struggle to wrench the closet door open because it’s so stuffed with clothing, that’s a neon sign that something is wrong. Finding the clothes you want shouldn’t have to cause twenty different items to fall off their hangers onto the floor or tangle up with countless other wardrobe pieces. And of course, few things are more frustrating than having to shove four feet of hanging clothes aside to get to the dress or suit you wanted, only to find that it’s wrinkled beyond recognition and you have to throw it in the “to be washed” pile and start all over.
A traditional single-rod-and-shelf setup is usually to blame for such an infernal mess. Yes, you may have too many clothing items in general—but if you could double the available space in your closet, it would make a huge difference.
Creating more closet space is actually very simple with a custom organization system. As designers, we can add dual hanging rods, wardrobe lifts, and customized shelving that runs to the ceiling. Designate one space for each type of clothing, and voilà—everything suddenly has a home. Getting the slacks you want to wear becomes much less of a hassle with custom cabinetry on your side.
Use Your Accessories For Good
If you’re like my best friend, every hook in your home is covered with five or six items of clothing that constantly fall to the floor when you pass by. Luckily, a custom closet comes with accessories that are specifically designed to help you (and your wardrobe) function better. No longer will stray hooks and over-the-door hangers become the monsters of your clutter nightmares. With custom cabinetry, you can:
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Install a tilt-out hamper for dirty laundry and a separate one for dry cleaning or hand washing.
This way, your nicest items don’t end up living on your floor for months at a time while you wait to accumulate a full load. -
Keep a closed-off bin on a singular shelf somewhere out of the way that you designate for donations. When an item no longer suits your needs, throw it in there. It will remain out of sight until you’re ready to make a run to your local Goodwill.
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Install three small and sturdy hooks somewhere discreet inside your closet (and no, we don’t mean on the back of your closet door). If you’re partial to re-wearing clothes, these three individual spots are your go-to. Make these hooks small enough that you can’t hang an entire week’s worth of blouses from each of them.
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Use a valet rod to lay out your planned outfit for the next day or to store the items you reach for most. I keep my cozy robe there for the nights when I get out of my work clothes and just want to relax at home.
This way, your nicest items don’t end up living on your floor for months at a time while you wait to accumulate a full load.
Build New and Healthy Habits
As humans, we are prone to developing what psychologists call “pairings.” When we walk in the door, we automatically take off our shoes. When we finish a meal, we put our dishes in the sink without even thinking about washing them. We enter our closets to change clothes and throw whatever we’re wearing straight on the floor. Pairings like these are bad habits that can build up a lot of clutter in a short amount of time.
It’s time to make newly beneficial pairings that will help your space stay clean and organized. When you walk in the closet, make a habit of either hanging up the clothes you take off or placing them directly in the correct hamper. Organize your clothing by category or season, and replace each item exactly where it came from. Acquire enough hangers for every item of clothing so that you don’t have to shuffle around every week. Before you know it, these habits will get your clothes off the floor and where they belong, ready to wear again.
Know Where to Start
With a beautifully designed custom closet, functional accessories, and a handful of new good habits, you’ll be all set to tackle your clothing clutter once and for all. It’s actually quite simple to get everything in its place, perfectly, as long as you know where to start. And custom closet design can be the impetus that gets your organization game going strong.
Want to know more about how you can get a custom closet installed in your own home? Reach out today to schedule your free design consultation with one of Closet America’s design experts. We’ll work with you to create the beautiful and functional closet that will keep your clothes off the floor for years to come.
Lead image source: Unsplash user Pete Bellis
My Secret For Keeping Clothing Off Our Bedroom Floor
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When you get home for the day, what do you do with the clothes you wore? Do you throw them all straight into the laundry basket, hang them over a chair or pile them on the floor?
I’ve always struggled with this when it comes to clothing I want to re-wear.
I don’t really want to put my clothing back in the drawer, but I don’t necessary want to wash it either. This has always confused me. There needs to be a place for clothes that are in between wears, like the sweatpants I wear every night for a week straight or the jeans I wear multiple times in a weekend.
Since I’m not sure where to put these things, they often end up in a pile on the floor next to my dresser. And I don’t know about you, but it stresses me out to walk into a messy bedroom with clothes sprawled all over the place.
When I get home from work and head to our bedroom to change out of my work clothes, my mood instantly changes to reflect the state of our room.
If the bed is messy and the floor is littered with odd socks and shirts, I immediately feel more stressed and moody. But if I walk into a room with a neatly made bed and a clean floor, I feel myself start to relax. Our environment affects our mood greatly, and keeping things organized can definitely help keep the stress at bay.
So when we set out to complete our bedroom makeover, I knew I needed a solution to organize my bedroom that would keep our clothing off the floor.
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The organizing solution: hooks!
During our bedroom makeover, I set out to redecorate and organize my bedroom. One way I did this was by adding a row of sturdy hooks to the back of our bedroom door, and another row of hooks to the inside of a closet door.
My husband and I are each assigned a set of hooks, and this system works marvelously for keeping our clothing off the floor.
It sounds crazy to think I’m too lazy to hang something back up on a hanger or fold it neatly into a drawer all the time, but it’s true! It’s so tempting to throw things in a pile on the floor and let it mound up. Hooks are a way to avoid this.
It takes about the same amount of effort to hang something on a hook as it does to toss it on the floor. So I try my best to contain my things to the row of hooks on the back of our bedroom door.
Selecting Hooks
I chose these hooks from D.Lawless Hardware to organize my bedroom because they are not only stylish but also super functional. They are large, quality hooks with two prongs, which gives me lots of room to hang things on the back of our bedroom and closet doors.
All this talk about hooks got me thinking of other places I could use some, so I rounded up some of my favorite options. There are about a gazillion different hook options out there – which do you like?
1 :: Wooden Numbered Hooks
2 :: Silver Double Hook
3 :: Clear Over-The-Door Hooks
4 :: Command Medium White Hooks
5 :: Command Brushed Nickel Large Hook
6 :: White Hook Rail
7 :: Stainless Steel Over-The-Door Hooks
8 :: Shabby Country Label Wall Hooks
9 :: Over-The-Door 11 Hook Organizer Rack
10 :: Wooden Hook Rail With Labels
11 :: Two Prong Coat Hook
12 :: His & Hers Wall Hook Pair
13 :: Stainless Steel Self Adhesive Wall Hooks
Simple hooks are certainly not a revolutionary organizing tool, but they are definitely effective! My challenge to you is to pinpoint a place in your house that could benefit from a few new hooks.
Maybe, like me, you need a solution for keeping clothing off your bedroom floor. Or maybe your kitchen or office could use a place to hang things that you use frequently.
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More Organizing Project You’ll Love
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Happy organizing,
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How to Take Care of Your Clothes – T Magazine Guides
By Alainna Lexie Beddie
Illustrations by Konstantin Kakanias, Animation by Jonathan Eden
Buying clothes built to last is one thing — but there’s a lot you can do to make them endure. We polled designers and the dry cleaners they trust for tips on how to take care of our clothes. And our biggest takeaway is that first and foremost, everything we wear should be enjoyed — accessorized with a joie de vivre and not a fear of getting ruined. Here are the experts’ tips for wearing, storing and even cleaning your clothes correctly to prolong the life of your favorite items.
Intimates and Swimwear
Treat Your Delicates Like Delicates
Araks Yeramyan, the founder of Araks, is beloved for her line’s underthings and swimsuits — which she says to wash by hand and never put in the dryer.
“On a few lazy occasions, I have tried putting intimates in the machine, and the elastic is never the same.” Even while traveling, she’ll pack light and hand-wash items in the shower.
Yeramyan’s method for washing delicates at home:
- Wash like colors together.
- Fill a basin with cool water and a gentle detergent (she uses Ecover delicate wash). Or in a pinch, fill the sink with water and shampoo (Dr. Bronner’s lavender soap, in her case).
- Swirl the laundry a few times over the course of an hour.
- Gently squeeze out excess water.
- Dry on a drying rack.
Rinse After Taking a Dip
“Swimwear always needs to soak in water after every use; the saltwater or chlorine breaks down the fibers and the elastic. Your suits will last much longer if you follow this rule,” said Yeramyan.
Let Everything Air Out
“Everything with elastic in it should be in a rotation, especially bras. The elastic needs to relax.
In general, no matter what you do, elastic has a shelf life, but the better you take care of them the longer they will last.”
Yeramyan also recommends storing lingerie with space around it, for a little breathing room. And slipping empty perfume bottles into lingerie drawers: “The idea is it leaves a little scent behind.”
Tops
Dress Shirts
“The width of the hanger should not overpass the width of the shirt shoulders.” —Anne-Marie Colban, who co-owns and operates Charvet, a shirt-making company.
Anne-Marie Colban, who co-owns and operates the legendary shirtmaking company Charvet, suggests these tips for taking care of your button-down shirts:
Pay Close Attention to the Insides of Collars. It’s here that stains can creep up from skin products, like lotion or makeup. Be sure to wash them immediately, especially before hanging shirts in the closet (scroll down for tips on how to remove stains).
Avoid Dryers. They will break down the fibers of the fabric and cause the garment to shrink and age prematurely.
Instead, Air-Dry on Hangers. Colban prefers wooden ones. “The width of the hanger should not overpass the width of the shirt shoulders. Make sure the shoulders are well laid on the hanger and more generally, pull a little bit the fabric of the shirt to limit wrinkles (this will facilitate ironing).” When storing hangers in the closet, she suggests leaving space between them — to keep the pressed shirts smooth.
Rewash Stains. “Before ironing, it is important to check that there are no more stains. If there are, wash the shirt again.”
Iron With Water. Colban advocates for steam or no steam, whatever you prefer, but cautions against completely dry ironing.
“It is better to iron the shirt when it is still humid. If necessary, a spray with water can make ironing more easy.”
Iron in Order. The correct ironing order is: collar, cuffs and then the rest of the shirt, says Colban.
Pack Them Well. Before traveling with a dress shirt:
- Button the shirt completely.
- Put a plastic or cardboard band — the kind that come inside new shirts from the store, or from the cleaners — inside the collar (to help support the collar and maintain its shape.)
- With the shirt front-side down, place a sheet of paper or tissue paper on the back of the shirt before folding it (to avoid creases).
- Use soft cases, like these, to keep the shirts in good condition.
- When piling the shirts, alternate their directions.
Insider Tip: Wrinkle-Free Traveling. “I travel with a small spray bottle, and then I fill it with water,” says Bruce Pask, Bergdorf Goodman’s men’s fashion director.
“When I unpack, I just give the shirts a quick spritz and tug on the bottom of the hem, and then the wrinkles kind of come out naturally without needing to press it again.”
T-Shirts
The designer Tony Melillo, whose eponymous line of super soft T-shirts (ATM) is beloved by T’s web editors, wears a white T-shirt almost daily. Here are his simple tips for taking care of them.
Wash Gently. Melillo suggests washing T-shirts with cold water and drying on permanent press to avoid wrinkles. Also, try OxiClean. “I’m not saying it’s going to take away pit stains but I put it in everything.”
Stash Carefully. Folding T-shirts keeps them fluffy. Melillo suggests folding in the sleeves toward the back, and then folding the T-shirt in half once crosswise, to avoid creating extra creases. And keeping them in a light stack on the shelf. Don’t hang your T-shirts: He says it creates unsightly hanger marks, and it stretches them — T-shirts can grow an inch just from gravity’s effect on cotton.
More Fashion Tips
Bottoms
Pants
“Clean pants twice during the summer. And then when you’re done with the season, clean them once again before you put them back into your closet.” —Bruce Pask, men’s fashion director at Bergdorf Goodman, a department store that specializes in luxury goods.
To avoid high-maintenance care, Bergdorf Goodman’s men’s fashion director Bruce Pask recommends being mindful of the types of pants you buy in the first place. “I’m not a fan of a linen pant,” he says, for example. “I think they’re far too wrinkle-prone and fragile.” Instead, he sticks to worsted wool pants in the summer and wool flannel in the winter, both of which you can clean at home yourself.
Pask’s other low-maintenance pants rituals include:
Don’t Overwash. “I think your regime is a very personal choice but I would say, depending upon how heavy the rotation, clean pants twice during the summer.
And then when you’re done with the season, clean them once again before you put them back into your closet.”
Insider Tip: Buying. Even if a pair of pants says it was prewashed, Pask cautions that a bit of shrinkage will inevitably happen in the laundry. “I make sure to give a little bit of allowance for shrinkage when I buy them.”
Never Underestimate Moths. During a traumatizing moth infestation (from a European hotel, during fashion week), Pask discovered Insects Limited’s pheromone traps. “I order from them on a yearly basis and I’ll just get a set of traps and put them throughout the house just to have as a preventative measure.” For the less gung-ho, T’s market editor Angela Koh recommends stuffing drawers and closets with sachets of lavender to repel the pests and keep things smelling nice.
Hang Mindfully. Instead of organizing pants by color, Pask suggests arranging them by season, keeping lighter-weight pants together on one end of the closet and heavier ones together separately — so that you can easily find what you’re looking for while getting dressed.
Travel Smart. “Since I go to Italy so often for work, I bought an Italian travel iron there because no matter how good the adapters are with things like hair dryers and travel irons, the voltage variance is just never quite right and you end up blowing out the circuit of the item.” He also travels with a lint roller, and suggests a retractable option: Flint rollers are compact and keep the refillable lint sheets safe in your bag.
Prepare to Sew. “Buttons just pop. It just happens. So whenever I’m at a hotel, I always take the sewing kit and just leave it in my luggage. Don’t be above taking them home — that’s what they’re there for.” (If you prefer something with nicer thread and tools, Sweethome tested 9 sewing kits to find the best.)
Denim
Jeans may be the most low-maintenance pants of all. According to Daniel Corrigan, half of the design duo behind Simon Miller, “Wearing raw denim consistently and not washing them will give you a more interesting pair of jeans down the road.
” But he also adds that washing won’t hurt them, and turning jeans inside out will protect the indigo hue.
Similarly, don’t worry about how you store your denim, whether folded neatly in a drawer or tossed into a pile on a chair — “the great thing about denim is that it’s not delicate”— and don’t think twice about wearing it every day, or getting holes. “The knees are typically the first to get worn out, but denim looks great with ripped knees!”
Stain Removal
“The longer you wait to remove a stain, the less likely you’ll be able to remove it.” —Johnny Xirouchakis, general manager of Madame Paulette, a high-end, New York City cleaner.
Madame Paulette, the gold standard for New York cleaners, is a fashion-world fixture (Vogue and Anna Wintour are clients). According to the company’s general manager, Johnny Xirouchakis, “It’s been proven in studies that the longer you wait to remove a stain, the less likely you’ll be able to remove it.
” And his do-it-yourself stain-removal tip couldn’t be simpler:
- Wet a cloth with cold water. (Avoid using paper towels so that they don’t shed on your garment and create more of a mess.)
- Add a drop of dish detergent to the wet cloth. (Xirouchakis suggests using “a citrus-based soap — anything that smells like lemon or orange.”)
- Place another cloth beneath the stain if you can.
- Press on the stain, over and over, to lift it out. Resist the urge to rub, or you might damage the fabric.
- You can let the stain sit overnight, even in water, before putting it in the laundry. Or you can wash immediately after treating the stain.
Here, Madame Paulette’s experts share how to safely remove other kinds of stains at home — on garments that can be safely cleaned with water. Follow each instruction by washing the garment as you normally would.
Blood or Ink. With a cloth underneath the soiled area, re-wet the stain with ice cold water.
Using a Q-Tip or small towel soaked in a cleaning solution (5 ounces water, 1 ounce ammonia, 1 ounce peroxide, 1 ounce color safe detergent) lightly tap the stain, pushing it onto the cloth underneath.
Dirt. Remove any chunks of mud carefully. Place the garment in lukewarm water and move it around to loosen and remove as much dirt as possible. Apply detergent to the stain and re-soak for half an hour; rinse and repeat.
Tomato. With a butter knife or spoon, carefully pick up any excess tomato sauce. Dab detergent onto the stain and, from the underside of the garment, rinse with cold water (to push the stain out of, instead of back into, the garment).
Coffee. Flush the stain with cold water. Then apply a mild cleaning solution (6 ounces water, 2 ounces color-safe detergent) until the stain comes out. If that doesn’t work, try a tougher solution (2 ounces water, 2 ounces color-safe bleach).
Jewelry and Handbags
Jewelry
“The most important thing when you buy a piece of jewelry, is to ask the salesperson how to take care of it.
” —Rebecca Selva, creative director at Fred Leighton, a curator of vintage jewelry.Simply put, when it comes to jewelry, “Common sense is critical,” says Fred Leighton’s creative director, Rebecca Selva. She elaborates:
Swimming or Exercising? Take It Off! “Diamonds, you know, are the hardest gemstone. They certainly can be worn and enjoyed every day. However, they are a gemstone that can chip.” So take them off when you might knock the band into other metals, such as while lifting weights — or even packing up to move. And especially in the water. “A ring can loosen on your hand — and try finding it in the ocean.”
Ask for Advice When You Buy. “The most important thing when you buy a piece of jewelry, is to ask the salesperson how to take care of it.”
Don’t Fix It Yourself. Ditch the do-it-yourself mentality when it comes to jewelry. “You can actually damage it more by trying to repair something,” Selva says.
But before taking it in to the professionals, put broken jewelry in a Ziploc bag — so that you don’t lose any gemstones, pearls or metal pieces en route to have the item repaired. “Or if a strand of pearl breaks, tape the ends or tie a knot if you can — make sure those ends are somehow sealed.”
Keep Things Organized … and Cool. “Diamonds can scratch other diamonds and diamonds can scratch other gemstones, so keep them separate.” Some stones are vulnerable to heat — like opals, turquoise and coral — so don’t keep them somewhere warm or in direct sunlight. It will affect their coloring.
Don’t Scrub Too Hard. Selva recommends soaking most jewelry in lukewarm, sudsy water (or water with lemon), to loosen up the grime, and then very gently cleaning with a soft brush. Remember, a ring gets the least dirty on top of a stone. It’s the underside that gets the dirtiest because that’s the part that touches the natural oils and lotions on your skin.
Avoid hot or cold water (radical temperature changes can affect gemstones) and soaking porous gemstones (turquoise, pearls, opals). And don’t forget to close the drain!
Handbags
Have you ever bought a new leather handbag or briefcase that came in a cotton drawstring pouch? That pouch is called a dust bag — it’s not just fancy packaging. “They help isolate your bag from dust and touching items that may discolor or damage your bag,” says Jed Winokur, Coach’s archive director. He says that regularly storing handbags inside them at home is one of two ways to prevent damage. Here are his other tips:
- Keep handbags stuffed “to help retain their shape.” Acid-free tissue paper (preferably unbuffered) is best; newspaper can cause discoloration and damage over time. Winokur suggests wrapping metal hardware with tissue as well, to safeguard against marks on the leather.
- Give your bags enough room to breathe and resist piling or stacking them — to avoid scratches and creases.
- Store them somewhere cool and dark, away from damaging UV rays. But don’t leave them in the attic or basement, “because dry environments cause leather to crack and moist ones invite mold.”
Clean and moisturize leather bags four times per year — to “keep them looking new.”
More About Great Bags
“In order to keep them in premium condition, dress shoes should not be worn for consecutive days.” —Paula Gerbase, artistic director of John Lobb, which specializes in luxurious men’s shoes.
Because there are so many kinds of shoes, we polled four different experts on the proper care of your shoes:
- Paula Gerbase, artistic director, John Lobb (bespoke and luxurious men’s shoes)
- Tull Price, founder, Feit (handmade leather footwear)
- Percy Steinhart, president and creative director, Stubbs & Wootton (fashionable slippers)
- David Mesquita, vice president, Leather Spa (a repair service with high-end clientele)
And they had shockingly similar advice:
Use Shoe Horns.
“They are indispensable for keeping the shape of the shoe,” Steinhart says. Gerbase adds that the simple little tool “ensures that the backs of the shoes are kept intact.”
Don’t Toss Shoes Into a Pile. To prevent shoes from being wrinkled or smushed, every single expert suggests storing them with shoe trees — the foot-shaped devices, available in wood or plastic, that help a pair keep its shape. “If not, clear space on the floor and keep them as neatly as possible,” Steinhart says.
Do Regular Maintenance. “Always check your shoes after wear before placing them in your closet,” Mesquita suggests. Wipe leather clean with a cloth or brush before putting away, and brush off suede of any dust collected during the day.
Condition Regularly. “The biggest misconception I suppose is that leather shoes only need waxing,” Gerbase says, “whereas the conditioning cream is a vital step in maintaining the quality and softness of upper leather.
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Here’s how Gerbase recommends you condition your shoes:
- Wrap a soft cotton cloth tightly around your index finger and dab in the cream.
- Apply to the shoe using small circular motions (no sweeping movements).
- Leave the cream to seep into the leather for around 15 minutes and then brush off excess with a soft brush.
Price suggests conditioning your shoes just once or twice a year, usually after the winter months. “With all the snow and salt in the streets, the leather will become dry and cracked and will need to be conditioned to prevent damage to the uppers.”
Let Soggy Shoes Dry — Naturally. “If you get caught in a storm and your shoes become soaked, make sure to let them air dry in an open space laid flat before storing them away,” Price says. “If you store them damp, the uppers may become deformed and you may lose the shape of the shoes.”Gerbase adds that if the shoes are wet from rain or snow, you should immediately rinse them in clean water before allowing them to dry in order to avoid the white marks that appear on the upper leather.
Insider Tip: Sole Repairs. “The tips of soles are what wear out the soonest and you can just get the tip portion of a sole replaced versus replacing the whole sole,” Mesquita suggests.
Invest in Cedar. “Cedar is good to absorb moisture and freshen shoe interiors,” Mesquita says. “I myself use them on my sneakers after I wear them!” Some cedar options include shoe trees and little sachets.
Give Nice Shoes a Rest. “In order to keep them in premium condition, dress shoes should not be worn for consecutive days,” says Gerbase. Waiting “allows the leather to dry and breathe in between wears, and lets them rest with their shoe trees which in turn reduce creasing.” Price adds: “I leave them somewhere where a light breeze can hit them to ventilate.”
Insider Tip: Heel Replacements. Don’t wait until you hear a clicking noise to replace the heel of your shoe. Mesquita says to bring the pair in as soon as the heels look worn down to avoid more costly repairs down the road.
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To wash the floor – such a dream promises you success in your work, if you do not argue with your superiors and defend your point of view, and also show indulgence to the shortcomings of influential people.
If you dream that the floor opens up under you and you fall, then this means that someone is putting a lot of effort into ruining your reputation. And, apparently, he will succeed.
According to the dream book Wangi’s Dream Interpretation
Sex is destiny. Depending on the field, this is how life will be: rich in bread, naked ~ poor, etc.
According to the dream book Ukrainian dream book
Wash floors – to illness or the dead.
According to the dream book Astrological dream book
Family relationships, position of stability or self-doubt; health. Water floods from below the danger. Wash quarrel; death. Sweep guests; losses; publicity; parting.
According to the dream book Dream Interpretation of the Wanderer
To wash a wooden floor in a dream – to rest.
According to the dream book Dream interpretation of dreams
Disease.
According to the dream book Ancient dream book
Paul – Your support, rear. Solid, beautiful – you have a strong support, solid rears. Flimsy, swinging – you can be betrayed by those whom you rely on most.
According to the dream book Dream Interpretation Kananita
The new floor in the house is a sign of renewal.
The more beautiful and better the new floor will be, the more successful your future will be.
Picking up something from the floor, laying a new floor yourself or seeing others doing this work in a dream is a harbinger of a serious illness, to great worries or discord in the house.
Finishing this work in a dream portends death or a complete break in relations between households.
To wash the floor in a dream – to death in the house. A failed floor or a floor with a hole in a dream is a harbinger of misfortune, loss and failure.
See interpretation: revenge, hole.
According to the dream book Family dream book
This is a symbolic reflection of the reliability and stability of your position.
Strong, clean floor: testifies to the strength of your position and stable income.
If, however, a beautiful-looking and fearless floor turns out to be with a catch, for example, slippery or shaky: the dream suggests that you are mistaken about the stability of your position.
Be more careful in business: soon you may have serious problems.
Dirty floor: evidence of neglect and negligence in business, because of which your well-being can be greatly shaken.
According to the dream book Dream interpretation of the twentieth century
Symbolizes healthy relationships in the home.
Wet floor – dreams of quarrels, separation.
Laying a new floor is a sign that you need to be more attentive to your health.
Wash the floor – to the guests.
To walk on a floorboard that is not very hard, creaks and wobbles – to enter a field that is extremely unfaithful and dangerous.
According to the dream book Dream Interpretation of the XXI century
This is what we stand on, our life position, habits.
Sweep, mop the floor – you have to get rid of someone or something.
Dirt, rubbish on the floor to see – the inability to improve one’s life, submission to random circumstances.
According to the dream book Self-tuition book on the interpretation of dreams
To wash a wooden floor in a dream – to launder money.
According to the dream book Big dream book
The Bulgarian soothsayer Vanga interpreted dreams in which gender is present as follows.
Were washing the floor in a dream – success in work awaits you, provided that you do not argue with your superiors and defend your point of view. Show indulgence to the shortcomings of powerful people.
If you dream that the floor opens up under you and you fall, then this means that someone is trying very hard to ruin your reputation.
And apparently not without success.
According to the dream book Psychological dream book
Whoever sees that he has put on green clothes, then for the one who is alive, this is faith and service to the Almighty, and for the dead, his good position near the Almighty Allah, since green clothes are the clothes of the inhabitants of paradise.
White clothes are the piety of the one who put them on in a dream.
Some troubles, and maybe death, will happen to those who put on black clothes, if they are not used to doing it in reality.
If he is used to wearing it, then this is honor, power, wealth, greatness and supremacy for him.
And whoever sees that he is wearing red clothes, he will be granted wealth, from which it is necessary to allocate busy and therefore let him be afraid of Allah and give busy.
If a woman sees that she has put on red clothes, then this is joy.
For the rich, putting on new clothes is an improvement in his life, for the poor it is wealth, and for the debtor it is the payment of debts.
And whoever sees that he has put on old, worn clothes, anxiety and sadness will befall him.
Blue or blue clothing is also anxiety and sadness.
And the removal of dirty clothes is the disappearance of worries and anxieties.
If a woman sees that she has dressed in men’s clothes, then this is good, and if a man sees that he has dressed in women’s clothes, then he is in great danger from enemies.
Military clothing refers to the husband.
Clothes made of silk means the acquisition of wealth in an unlawful and shaky way.
Woolen clothing indicates the acquisition of great wealth and luxurious worldly life.
Yellow clothing means sickness, care and sadness.
Wearing short, untidy and dirty clothes – to non-compliance with Sharia law.
Wearing clean, spacious and tidy clothes – to well-being.
According to the dream book Dream interpretation of the twentieth century
Seeing clothes is a consolation.
Clothes torn or torn – to the loss of a friend.
Burn clothes – to good will.
New linen – to trust.
According to the dream book Icelandic dream book
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The book of a famous American culturologist reveals many unknown pages in the history of men’s costume. Tracing the ways of its change from ancient times to the present day, the author examines the evolution of the costume, full of drama and unexpected plot twists.
Why has this fashion lasted so long? What factors determined its stylistic stability and persuasiveness? How does a man’s suit relate to modern concepts of male and female sexuality? How does it relate to fashion in the past and present? And what is its relationship with modern fashion design and everything else? Why have women been so desperate to copy the men’s suit ever since it was invented? What future awaits him? E. Hollander goes far beyond the history of fashion: many artists and works of art appear on the pages of the book, the social characteristics of Western society in different eras are given, aesthetic trends are analyzed, and the imagery and poetry of the narrative turn serious scientific work into fascinating reading.
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| Date of writing: January 1, 1994 | Volume: 417807 |
Thanks to the surviving sculptures of people living at that time, we can see that the clothes of men and women did not differ much. This important fact indicates that society has not yet tried to emphasize the gender roles or social positions of women and men through clothing and has not tried to focus society’s attention on certain parts of men and women through clothing. In ancient Greece, everyone wore clothes that completely hid the figure. Moreover, if nudity was common for men, it was forbidden for women (the famous nude female statues caused quite a stir at the time). 
, happened quickly, radically, but at some point stopped, as if finally taking on the final form. The female costume continues its transformations, including the main social battles. Those. battles for recognition in women’s legs. If men’s pants have recognized the presence of legs since ancient times, and we can observe constant changes in fashion associated with the transformation that ultimately resulted in trousers. It was as if the women were obliged to wear skirts and nothing more. The waist could change, the cutout on the chest could increase or decrease, hair could open or be closed with bonnets or hats, but the legs were always closed. As we know, only at 1950 trousers were finally won by women. And even now, a skirt is included in the women’s costume, but not trousers, making the skirt, as it were, an analogue of a man’s tie, which becomes an expression of gender. And does it in such a way that it becomes like a second skin. 
The author writes that the costume appeared as a replacement for knightly armor. All those numerous transformations of the costume, which eventually, at some point, ceased to change much, were connected precisely with the creation of an analogue of knightly armor. And yes, the military uniform (which has no differences between the civilian suit) confirms this perfectly. 
It is difficult to read and the book will be of interest only to those who are very fond of the topic “fashion history”. 
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And yet it all started with her. The war changed both the usual way of life and fashion: the excesses of the era of golden Hollywood were forgotten, and couture houses, if not closed, then boycotted – their founders were reproached for collaborating with the German elite. In many European countries, the so-called rationing was introduced, that is, a sharp reduction in the supply of fabric for everyday clothing – all resources went to military uniforms. 
The style of the musicians was as sloppy as grunge itself: Kurt Cobain wears women’s dresses, and girls wear rough boots. Beauty is now in its absence, and gender here definitely fades into the background.