The term curating as used in fashion blogs strikes me as both overused and pretentious. But collecting, nothing wrong with that! (Until there is.)

I can only think of Anna Del Russo. Supposedly she has an entire separate apartment for her collection of clothes. Also I read once she chose not to get to get married because she would have to curtail her collection.

Reminds me of the semantic game we used to play:

She is a hoarder but I am a collector
You need to get rid of your old junk; I need to curate my possessions.

But as someone who has also has had to help my mother sort out half a century's worth of possessions, I began to realize using the term "collection" to describe a pile of items pushed in dark corner probably is stretching the term a bit far. It made me contemplate the final fate of my "collections" once I was no longer able to clutch them, whispering "my precious".

Yes Gaylene, I love that game

I have a way of sorting this out - I'll call Christies & see if they want to sell my (insert whatever here) collection if they do I'm a collector if it's no then it's into therapy for my hoarding problem

http://www.theguardian.com/fas.....bella-blow

I need to meet this Anna Del Russo...I wonder if she likes Frye boots?

I really like Liz's black boot example. I think each person has a tipping point where items are no longer fun to own and when it is not fun to own it's time to let it go.

I just saw on Revolve's resort collection page - Inspired by you, curated by us.

Like luxe and obsessed, you won't be able to stop seeing it now!

I'm so obsessed with these luxe finds, I'm curating my collection!