We organize celebrity homes for a living – buying 70 cents on Amazon is a wardrobe must-have, your clothes will never look messy again

The Style Sisters have revealed their ultimate solution to keeping your clothes from looking cluttered in your wardrobe.

The duo, made up of Charlotte Reddington and Gemma Lilly, said a 70p purchase is a “must” to hang clothes.

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The purchase will help you categorize your clothes – whether by day, style, color or occasion – for easier access when choosing a look.

It’s the DiriUK Large Clothes Wardrobe Dividers from Amazon.

A pack of 32 will set you back just £21.99, meaning each divider costs around 69p a pop.

You can organize the clothes in your wardrobe according to the categories that suit you best, helping you save time and find specific items quickly.

The Style Sisters put the dividers to use on a recent trip to Rochelle and Marvin Humes’ rented London mansion.

The pair are often hired by the UK’s biggest celebrities to get their homes in order – with Amanda Holden recruiting them to detox her messy £7million mansion in March.

This isn’t the first time they’ve visited the Humes’ house this year.

Rochelle called Charlotte and Gemma in March to sort out her makeshift closet – which takes up two rooms in her temporary home.

The Saturdays singer, 34, currently lives in a rented mansion with her husband DJ Marvin, 38, and their three children, Alaia-Mai, 10, Valentina, seven, and Blake, three.

In June last year, the couple revealed that they are building their “forever home”.

But after selling their family home in north London for £3.3 million, they needed somewhere to live while their dream apartment was built.

After just nine months of rent, Rochelle needed to reorganize her enviable designer wardrobe.

Marvin has since followed suit, with the Style Sisters tackling a “seasonal change” to his wardrobe yesterday.

“Today we are back in one of our favorite homes,” the duo shared on Instagram Stories.

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“To give wardrobes a little seasonal change and organization.”

Charlotte and Gemma also used “acrylic deep drawer” dividers in Marvin’s drawers, sharing an example of how they were separating his swim trunks with the cool gadgets.

“It’s just sections of the drawer so now we can put other things next to it,” they said.

“And it keeps the drawer well organized and categorized.

“These are fabulous.”

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