This is second in our three part series on how to turn your closet into a fab dressing room like a celebrity. Yes, this topic is so important that it warrants a series to explain it 🙂 Here is part 1 and here is part 3.

It is only because we are including lots of photos in this series and since they take up a lot of space we thought it was better to break up the article.

A bedroom closet used to be just a utilitarian place to hurriedly grab something clean off a hanger and then get going with the day. But interior designers are transforming closets ( or spare bedrooms)  into incredible dressing room spaces that rival a luxury boutique store.

Our Pinterest board, called Glam Closets with Mannequins , showcases a variety of styles of dressing room spaces – something for size and budget. We show tiny spaces like a converted armoire and renovated attics as well as “closets” which are entire rooms complete with seating, fancy wallpaper and chandeliers.

One thing that every celebrity closet has  a dress form and jewelry forms. These are functional as well as decorative.

The reason why we became interested in the closet makeover trend is because we had discovered the mannequins are becoming a “must have item” people transforming their a closet into a dressing room. And we noticed that more of our new and used mannequins were being purchased by interior designers and private individuals instead of our usual retail store owners.

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Typically people prefer a  dress form over full size mannequin for home use.  Dress forms are ideal for modeling the next day’s outfit or displaying a favorite item that you don’t wear very often but enjoy looking it.

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And many  women love to display their jewelry instead of putting it in a drawer.  So they use  jewelry forms like you would find in a retail store.

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Or a mini jewelry form on their dressing room table.

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If you want a dress or jewelry form for your dressing room, we have them at MannequinMadness.com. Also this HGTV post has 21 different ideas (from the  simple to the extravagant) for turning a generic walk-in closet into a luxurious storage space.

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