Chic Peek: Whitney Port's Closet Is Like a Sanctuary for Clothes

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How many times have you checked out another girl's outfit and then mentally "pinned" everything she has on? Guilty as charged! So, instead of standing idly by making mental Pinterest boards, I decided to ask some women I find irresistibly chic to give me a peek into their closets. Up this week, Whitney Eve's Whitney Port. Having recently moved to a new apartment in Venice Beach, Whitney enlisted her go-to closet designer, Lisa Adams, to create a space to house her incredible wardrobe. The third closet Whitney and Lisa have worked on together—they describe the feel as "feminine/jungle/retro." On an exclusive tour of the space, Lisa, who started LA Closet Design in 2007 after working as a chemist for eight years, shares with us her design principles and her work of art—a closet that's not just functional but is over-the-top gorge! Lisa in a Rebecca Taylor shirt, Helmut Lang pants, and Givenchy shoes. Whitney in Whitney Eve jacket, James Perse shirt, and Zara shorts. The design challenge: "Whitney has an abundance of clothing, shoes, and purses! Since she has 10-foot-high ceilings, I knew I needed to maximize every inch of this height by taking the cabinetry to the ceiling. And
How many times have you checked out another girl's outfit and then mentally pinned everything she has on? Guilty as charged! So, instead of standing idly by making mental Pinterest boards, I decided to ask some women I find irresistibly chic to give me a peek into their closets. Up this week, Whitney Eve's Whitney Port. Having recently moved to a new apartment in Venice Beach, Whitney enlisted her go-to closet designer, Lisa Adams, to create a space to house her incredible wardrobe. The third closet Whitney and Lisa have worked on together—they describe the feel as feminine/jungle/retro. On an exclusive tour of the space, Lisa, who started LA Closet Design in 2007 after working as a chemist for eight years, shares with us her design principles and her work of art—a closet that's not just functional but is over-the-top gorge! Lisa in a Rebecca Taylor shirt, Helmut Lang pants, and Givenchy shoes. Whitney in Whitney Eve jacket, James Perse shirt, and Zara shorts. The design challenge: Whitney has an abundance of clothing, shoes, and purses! Since she has 10-foot-high ceilings, I knew I needed to maximize every inch of this height by taking the cabinetry to the ceiling. And