The 18 Wardrobe Gadgets Fashion People Always Rely On

This is the high-tech steamer fashion editors swear by—not only is it super effective, quiet and economical, but it also looks aesthetically pleasing. A hybrid between a steamer and and iron, you'll never want to get out an ironing board again after trying this.

If you haven't got a lot of wardrobe space, then these clever multi-hangers are key. Instead of piling all your clothes on one hanger, keep them separate and then simply hook them on so you can hang multiple shirts, blazer or trousers at once. 

This clever contraption is one of those items you'll invest in, and use forever. Monikh owns one and it's basically an at-home dry cleaner that'll freshen up all of your favourite clothes. For those with expensive designer pieces or more delicate items that need extra care, this is ideal to make sure your clothes look better for longer. 

Trouser hems come down so easily, but rather than waiting for a tailor or banishing them to the pile that will never ever see the light of day again, simply cut off a strip of this bonded webbing and iron your hem back into place in an instant.

Vacuum bags will be your best friend when it comes to the seasonal wardrobe switch. Throw in what you don't currently need and suck all the air out with a hoover to save space. It also stops your clothes from getting moisture and damp from the air into them. 

Even if you think you don't have moths, you never know when they might strike, so it's best to just fend them off to begin with. There are hundreds of moth-repelling gadgets out there, but these have served me and my rails well so far. Look out for the fact that the purple dye turns white when they need replacing—a handy reminder.

One of my favourite little inventions of all time, these humble-looking comb de-bobbles cashmere and other knits with ease. You'll get more wear out of your jumpers for years to come, and it's also quite a therapeutic process.

If you live in a damp building, you'll soon find your clothes take a hit. Start to solve the problem by installing this small dehumidifier in your bedroom and it'll reduce clothes getting mouldy. 

This ingenious contraption folds all your shirts, tees and sweaters to look like they've been done professionally. A tidy wardrobe = a tidy mind.

Once you try these non-slip, space-saving hangers, I swear you'll never turn back to wooden, or worse, metal. No more cramming multiple items onto one hanger or letting them slide onto the floor when you opt for velvet.

One of the most time-consuming and frustrating tasks is untangling necklaces, so do yourself a favour and invest in a chic jewellery stand. This one even has holes for your earrings, too. 

Simple but effective, this multi-use hanger solves all your accessory woes—stack it up with scarves and belts and then hang it up in a wardrobe or on the back of a door to save space. 

Who wouldn't want a pleasantly fragrant wardrobe without the fire hazard of candles and the oil hazard of regular reed diffusers? Oh, and Diptyque scents are some of the best around so it'll make the entire room smell divine. 

For an easy way to keep everything uniform, invest in drawer organisers. You can simply pop them in and use them to separate your socks, underwear, accessories or jewellery.

When that belt or bag will definitely finish an outfit but is too big/small/long/short, that's the moment you'll be extra smug to remember you have these leather punch pliers in your kit.

To keep your favourite shoes, boots and trainers in top condition, invest in a good shoe deodorant and you won't look back. 

An electronic version of the piling comb, this powerful little device will giver your knits a new lease of life in no time!

Ok, this is just amazing. A three-in-one, eco-friendly device, it features a cleaning wand that you wave over clothing to remove stains, deep clean delicates or refresh clothes between washes. It works by removing dirt, grime and odours with air, water and detergent, meaning it is far kinder to the environment than a standard washing machine.