Closetness

I was looking through seemingly 1000's of photographs over the weekend,
my late husband was never without a camera, so we have pics of EVERYTHING !!!

when we were first married I discovered there was no way I would be able to use
the closet in the master as he had it completely taken over with his things.

the easiest, quickest, most practical way to make my own space was to take a small bedroom upstairs which was basically junk storage anyway, and build a closet.
I thought of everything.
below is one section which shows floor to ceiling shoe storage & suiting.

I always used shoulder covers on my good garments while they were waiting for their next wearing.
this protects the apparel from almost everything.

there was a window in the room, so I had built-in drawers built underneath the window for my jewelry, sorta like the ones below. this created a ledge or countertop where I could display other items and where I would place a lamp. I had tract lights on a dimmer installed so I wouldn't have bright lights shining on the apparel unless I specifically wanted it that way.
there was a small closet already in the room, so I made it into this type of storage. pretty cool idea for jewelry storage, however, never hang your nice/good/fine jewelry. lay it flat so the chain/stringing material, etc. is not stressed. &, of course, since I had an empty room to work with I was able to built it out specifically for my trouser lengths, etc., like the diagram above, except I knew I would hang my pants, not fold them over a clothes hanger.   & I did have storage above for my luggage, it could just lay flat on the top shelves & be pulled right out for packing. I think you already know I have always used a rolling-rack for initial packing ideas... pull out as much as you want, accessorize it, and then start eliminating.
I also had a dead bolt on my closet door and only my housekeeper had another key. too many inquiring minds (the adult kids of my husband) coming & going, & I thought the room was mine, personally, and shouldn't be invaded.
 I've just discovered there an app for organizing your clothes !!! Yep. stylebookcloset app for IPhone where you can use your own clothes, like Polyvore, to create different outfits.
I have NO idea why anyone would need this, unless you're loaning things to someone else, which none of us would do, right?
& the image shows LOOK # 646  !!!