US20130313141A1

US20130313141A1 - Outfit ensemble organizer

Info

Publication number: US20130313141A1
Application number: US13/902,878
Authority: US
Inventors: Marybeth Oliver
Original assignee: IMAGINE MANAGEMENT LLC
Current assignee: IMAGINE MANAGEMENT LLC
Priority date: 2012-05-25
Filing date: 2013-05-27
Publication date: 2013-11-28

Abstract

An outfit ensemble organizer to organize and store an outfit is disclosed. The outfit emsemble can be made up of at least one garment, at least one pair of footwear and at least one necklace or jewelry item. The outfit ensemble organizer includes a garment cover for enclosing the at least one garment, a footwear pouch for securing the at least one pair of footwear and a necklace holder for holding the at least one necklace. Each of the garment cover, the footwear pouch, the necklace holder is positioned on at least one hanger.

Description

This application claims priority under 35 U.S.C. section 119(e) to U.S. Provisional Application No. 61/651,828 filed on May 25, 2012, the entirety of which is incorporated by reference herein.

TECHNICAL FIELD

Embodiments of the present disclosure generally relate to the ensemble organizers and more specifically to ensemble organizers for storing and organizing garments, accessories or other material.

BACKGROUND

Typically, people organize and store their clothing emsembles including garments, footwear and accessories separately. For example, pants and shirts hang on a hanger, footwear is placed on racks and undergarments are placed in drawers. Further, accessories are generally stored in separate drawers or containers. If a person wishes to prepare an outfit ensemble for a particular day or event, the person is generally required to select each individual item that will make up the outfit ensemble immediately prior to wearing the outfit ensemble. This approach leads to wastage of time in selecting clothing ensembles and also leads to wastage of space for storing outfit ensembles. Additionally, each item is generally located in a separate location; therefore, it may be misplaced or lost. Furthermore, rummaging through many hangers and drawers in a closet is inconvenient.
Accordingly, there is a need for an outfit ensemble organizer for organizing and storing entire outfit ensembles. Such an organizer would facilitate the prearrangement and selection of ensembles so that an entire outfit ensemble is readily available when required.

SUMMARY

Embodiments for an outfit ensemble organizer to organize and store an outfit are described herein. In an embodiment, the outfit includes one or more garments, one or more pairs of footwear and one or more necklaces. The outfit ensemble organizer includes a garment cover for enclosing the one or more garments, a footwear pouch for securing the one or more pairs of footwear and a necklace holder for holding the one or more necklaces. Each of the garment cover, the footwear pouch, the necklace holder is positioned on one or more hangers.
In a further embodiment, the garment cover includes a generally rectangular shaped front face and a rear face, each face having a top edge, a bottom edge, a left edge and a right edge, wherein the top edge is tapered towards the bottom edge. Further, necklines are positioned at the center of the top edge on both the front and rear faces. The front and rear faces being attached together at the top edge, at the left edge and at the right edge to form two lateral faces, wherein interior surfaces of the front and rear faces are adjacent to each other. The necklines on the top edge form a small central opening for inserting hook of the hanger, and the bottom edge forms an opening for inserting the hanger along with the one or more garments.
In another embodiment, the footwear pouch secures one or more pairs of footwear. The footwear pouch including a rectangular section with a front face and a rear face. Two pockets are formed on the front face at both ends of the footwear pouch. The rear face of the footwear pouch includes two hook and loop fastener (such as Velcro®) dots positioned along the top edge of the rear face and two hook and loop fastener (such as Velcro®) dots positioned along the bottom edge of the rear face, wherein the hook and loop fastener (such as Velcro®) dots are positioned such that when the footwear pouch is hung over a horizontal cross-bar of the at least one hangers, the footwear pouch is secured to the horizontal cross-bar by attaching together the two hook and loop fastener (such as Velcro®) dots on the top edge of the rear face and the two hook and loop fastener (such as Velcro®) dots on the bottom edge of the rear face.
In yet another embodiment, the necklace holder holds the one or more necklaces. The necklace holder is generally shaped as an extended oval with a front and a rear face. Each of the front and the rear face comprising a pocket, wherein a top edge of each pocket forms an opening of the each pocket, wherein the each pocket is sized such that the remaining edges of the each pocket are aligned and attached onto the edges of the necklace holder. Multiple pairs of hook and loop fastener (hereinafter also referred to as Velcro®) dots are provided on the centerline of the necklace holder, wherein the pairs of the Velcro® dots are attached to the interior surfaces of the each pocket such that the two Velcro® dots in a pair engage with each other. The one or more necklaces are secured using ribbon ties and positioned inside the pockets, wherein the pairs of Velcro® dots in the pockets are engaged to contain the at least one necklace within the pockets, wherein the ribbon ties are provided on top of the each pocket.
A more complete understanding of the case will be afforded to those of skill in the art, as well as a realization of additional advantages and objectives thereof, by a consideration of the following detailed description of the preferred embodiment. Reference will be made to the appended sheets of drawings which will first be described briefly.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The disclosure can be easily understood with reference to the drawings, in which:

FIG. 1 illustrates an outfit ensemble organizer, according to one embodiment of the disclosed subject matter.

FIG. 2A illustrates a front face of a garment cover, according to an embodiment of the disclosed subject matter.

FIG. 2B illustrates a rear face of the garment cover, according to an embodiment of the disclosed subject matter.

FIG. 2C illustrates a lateral face of the garment cover, according to an embodiment of the disclosed subject matter.

FIG. 3A illustrates front face of a footwear pouch, according to an embodiment of the disclosed subject matter.

FIG. 3B illustrates rear face of the footwear pouch, according to an embodiment of the disclosed subject matter.

FIG. 3C illustrates is the footwear pouch hung over a horizontal cross-bar of a hanger, according to an embodiment of the disclosed subject matter.

FIG. 4 is a necklace holder, according to an embodiment of the disclosed subject matter.

FIG. 5 is a lingerie keeper, according to an embodiment of the disclosed subject matter.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF ILLUSTRATIVE EMBODIMENTS

In the following description, numerous specific details are set forth to provide a thorough understanding of the present disclosure. However, it will be clear to one skilled in the art that the present disclosure may be practiced without some or all of these specific details. In other instances, well known process steps have not been described in detail in order to avoid unnecessarily obscuring the present disclosure.

Outfit Ensemble Organizer

FIG. 1 illustrates an outfit ensemble organizer 100 for organizing and storing an outfit ensemble, in accordance with an embodiment of the disclosed subject matter. The outfit ensemble may be worn on any particular day or for any particular occasion. The outfit ensemble may include one or more garments, one or more pairs of footwear and one or more necklaces and lingerie. Accordingly, the outfit ensemble organizer 100 includes a garment cover 102, a footwear pouch 104, a necklace or jewelry holder 106 and a lingerie keeper (shown in FIG. 5), which may be placed on one or more hangers 108. Further each of the garment cover 102, the footwear pouch 104, the necklace holder 106 and the lingerie keeper are explained in further detail in conjunction with FIGS. 2-5 respectively.
In an exemplary embodiment, a user may place a garment 110 in the garment cover 102, footwear 112 in the footwear pouch 104 and a necklace/jewelry 114 on the necklace/jewelry holder 106. The necklace 114 is secured to the necklace holder 106 using ribbon ties 116. The garment 110 may be one of a dress, a suit, a pant, a short, a jacket, a vest, a shirt, a sweater, a blouse, a skirt, etc. The footwear 112 may be one of shoes, boots, sandals, sneakers, loafers, heels, flats etc. The necklace 114 may be one of a princess necklace, matinee necklace, opera necklace, lariat necklace, cross necklace, diamond necklace, pearl necklace, or any other jewelry, etc. In addition, the user may use the one or more hangers 108 to hang the garment cover 102, the footwear pouch 104, the necklace holder 106 and the lingerie keeper. Thus, the outfit ensemble organizer 100 encloses the outfit and protects it from the elements, including from dust and dirt. The outfit ensemble organizer 100 may also carry the remaining accessories of the outfit ensemble, such as neckties, earrings, hosiery, scarves, belts, jewelry, insignias for uniforms, medals, pins, ribbons, braid, etc.

Garment Cover

FIGS. 2A, 2B and 2C illustrate a front face 202, a rear face 204 and a lateral face 206 of the garment cover 102 respectively, according to an embodiment of the disclosed subject matter. Both the front and rear faces 202 and 204 have a generally rectangular shape of same size with a top edge, a bottom edge, a left edge and a right edge. The top edge is a tapered top edge with a downward curving shape to conform to the shape of the one or more hangers 108 that are designed with shoulder-style elements that extend down at an angle from the hangers' hook. Further, the size of rectangular shape of the front and rear faces 202 and 204 may vary based on the end use. For example, for an adult-size organizer the length L1 is 23 inches and the height L2 is 16.5 inches. Further, for a child-size organizer the length L1 is 14 inches and the height L2 is 10 inches. The dimensions described above are merely one illustrative embodiment and may include many other comparable sets of dimensions.
Further, necklines are positioned at the center of the top edges of both the front and the rear faces 202 and 204. In an exemplary embodiment, diameter of the necklines is 2 inches, such that lower most points of the necklines are approximately 1 inch below the uppermost points of the top edges. Therefore, if L2 is 16.5 inches, then L3 is 15.5 inches.
Further, the front and rear faces 202 and 204 are attached together at top edge (except the necklines), the left edge and the right edge. The top edge forms a small opening at the necklines for inserting hook of the one or more hangers 108 there through, and the bottom edge forms an elongated opening for inserting the one or more hangers 108 along with the one or more garments. The necklines and bottom edges may be self-bound with bias strips. The front and rear faces 202 and 204 may be attached using any method such as stitching or welding. Further, the joining of the front and rear faces 202 and 204 creates two lateral faces, one on the left side and other on the right side. FIG. 2C shows the right lateral face 206. The lateral face 206 extends from a lower most portion of the garment cover 102 up along the curving shape of the garment cover 102 to the edges of the necklines. The lateral face 206 of the garment cover 102 has a sufficient width (L4) to enclose one or more hangers 108 along with the outfit ensemble. In an exemplary embodiment, the width L4 is 2.5 inches.
Moreover, the front and rear faces 202 and 204 each include four rectangular pockets 208 and 210 respectively, that extend along the entire length of the bottom edge of the front and rear faces 202 and 204. Each pocket in the pockets 208 and 210 includes a top edge, a bottom edge, and two side edges, with the bottom edges of each pocket aligning with the bottom edge of either the front face 202 or the rear face 204. In an exemplary embodiment, the width L5 of each pocket is 5.75 inches and the height L6 is 6.5 inches. The pockets 208 and 210 may be used hold items, such as earrings, broaches, rings, hair pieces, or a variety of other similar items. The pockets 208 and 210 may be fabricated using a transparent or translucent fabric, such as organza or nylon mesh. The transparent or translucent material allows a user to view the items without removing them from the pockets. Further, the pockets 208 and 210 may be attached to the front and rear faces 202 and 204 using any suitable method. In an exemplary embodiment, the pockets 208 and 210 may be sewn onto the outer surfaces of the front and rear faces 202 and 204, at the respective bottom and side edges of the pockets 208 and 210. The top edges of the pockets 208 and 210 are not sewn, thereby forming openings for the pockets 208 and 210.
Yet further, top edges of two pleat flaps 212 and 214 are attached along the width of both the front and rear faces 202 and 204, directly above the pockets 208 and 210 respectively. The pleat flaps 212 and 214 hang over the opening of the pockets 208 and 210 and act as a pocket covers, thereby securing the accessory items that are being stored in the pockets 208 and 210. In an exemplary embodiment, the pleat flaps are 1.5 inches wide and 23 inches long.
Moreover, a transparent label pocket 216 is attached onto the center of the front face 202. All edges of the label pocket 216, except for a top edge, may be attached to the front face 202. The top edge is left open to create an opening for the label pocket 216. The side edges of the label pocket 216 may include flower trims 218 that secure the label pocket 216 to the front face 202. In an exemplary embodiment, the label pocket 216 may be 3.75 inches wide and 1.5 inches high. Similarly, a transparent label pocket is attached to each of the two lateral faces. Accordingly, a transparent label pocket 220 is attached on the lateral face 206. The bottom edge of the label pocket 220 is aligned with a bottom edge of the lateral face 206. The label pockets 216 and 220 may be fabricated from a transparent fabric, such as organza or nylon mesh. Finally, a card may be inserted in one or more of the label pockets 216 and 220. The card may be used to label the ensemble and may include a description for which day or occasion the ensemble is to be worn.
The garment cover 102 may be fabricated from several materials, such as muslin, plastic material, vinyl tape or fabric material. For example, the garment cover 102 may be die-cut from vinyl type fabric and the seams sealed by the welding process. The vinyl type fabric may have a soft hand matte finish to prevent a garment from sticking to the fabric. It will be appreciated that the garment cover 102 may be made from many processes and are not limited to the illustrative embodiments of the present disclosure.

Footwear Pouch

FIG. 3A and 3B illustrate a front face 302 and a rear face 304 respectively of the footwear pouch 104, according to some embodiments of the disclosure. The front face 302 and the rear face 304 include an extended rectangular section. Two pockets 306 and 308 are formed on the front face 302 at both ends of the footwear pouch 104. A left edge of the left pocket 306 is aligned with the left edge of the footwear pouch 104, and a right edge of the right pocket 308 is aligned with the right edge of the footwear pouch 104. Top and bottom edges of the pockets 306 and 308 are aligned with the top and bottom edges of the footwear pouch 104, respectively. The edges of the pockets 306 and 308 that are aligned with the left and right edges of the footwear pouch 104 and the top and bottom edges of the pockets 306 and 308 are each attached to the respective edges of the footwear pouch 104. The remaining edge of each pocket 306 and 308 is not attached to the footwear pouch 104 and acts as opening for the pockets 306 and 308.
The rear face 304 of the footwear pouch 104 includes four hook and loop fastener (such as Velcro®) dots 310, 312, 314 and 316 that are positioned along the top and bottom edges of the rear face 304. Two hook and loop fastener (such as Velcro®) dots 310 and 312 are positioned along the top edge of the rear face 304 and the remaining two hook and loop fastener (such as Velcro®) dots 314 and 316 are positioned along the bottom edge of the rear face 304. In an exemplary embodiment, the two dots along each edge may be positioned at approximately 41 and 51 inches from the left edge of the rear face 304. In another embodiment, instead of hook and loop fastener (such as Velcro®) dots any other suitable fasteners, such as snap-on type fasteners, may be used.
Further, the footwear pouch may be hung over a horizontal cross-bar of the one or more hangers 108 as shown in FIG. 3C. A pair of footwear may be securely held in the pockets 306 and 308 of the footwear pouch 104. The length L7 of the footwear pouch 104 may be determined such that the shoes hang below the garment as shown in FIG. 1. Further, the width L8 of the footwear pouch 104 and the height L9 of the pockets 306 and 308 is determined such that the pockets 306 and 308 are able to secure the footwear 112. In an exemplary embodiment, the length L7 of the footwear pouch is 68 inches, the width L8 is 13 inches and the height L9 is 14 inches. The footwear pouch 104 may be fabricated from cotton muslin. Further, the pockets 306 and 308 may be made from a transparent fabric, such as organza or nylon mesh, thus allowing the user to view the footwear 112 without removing them from the pockets 306 and 308. The opening edges of the pockets 306 and 308 may include grosgrain ribbon material that may be applied with a double needle.
In certain embodiments, as the footwear pouch 104 is resting across the cross-bar of the one or more hangers 108, the left edge of the footwear pouch 104 hangs a distance L10 below the right edge, such that the footwear placed in the two pockets do not overlap on each other and the total lateral bulk of the footwear pouch 104 is reduced. In an exemplary embodiment, L9 is 14 inches. Further, the footwear pouch 104 is kept secured to the cross-bar of the one or more hangers 108 by attaching the two hook and loop fastener (such as Velcro®) dots 310 and 316 (as shown in FIG. 3C) and the two hook and loop fastener (such as Velcro®) dots 312 and 314.

Necklace/Jewelry Holder

FIG. 4 is a necklace/jewelry holder 106, according to an embodiment of the disclosed subject matter. The necklace holder 106 includes identical front and rear faces. FIG. 4 shows the front face of the necklace holder 106. The necklace holder 106 may be shaped as an extended oval and held lengthwise from a hook of the one or more hangers 108 as shown in FIG. 1. The necklace holder 106 is orientated such that its length L11 is positioned vertically and its width L12 is positioned horizontally. In an exemplary embodiment, the length L11 is 22 inches and the width L12 is 8.25 inches, and the necklace holder 106 is constructed from cotton muslin. Further, a loop 402 may be attached onto the top of the necklace holder 106 which secures the necklace holder 106 to the one or more hangers 108. A flower trim 404 may be used to conceal the location where the loop 402 is attached to the necklace holder 106. Also, the bias binding finish may be used on all edges of the necklace holder 106.
Each of the front and the rear faces of the necklace holder 106 includes a pocket. A pocket 406 on the front face is labeled as “AQB”. Since, the front and rear faces are identical, the rear face has a similar pocket. A top edge of each of the two pockets forms an opening for the each pocket. Therefore, the top edge “AB” of the pocket 406 is not attached to the necklace holder 106, thereby creating an opening for the pocket 406. The top edge “AB” may also include self-bound bias strips. Further, the top edge “AB” of the pocket 406 is located at a distance L13 down from the top of the necklace holder 106. In an exemplary embodiment, L13 is 3 inches. Further, each of the two pockets is sized such that the remaining edges of the each pocket are aligned and attached onto the edges of the necklace holder 106. Accordingly, the pocket 406 is sized such that the remaining edges of the pocket “AQB” are aligned and sewn onto edges of the necklace holder 106. Thus, the pocket 406 is shaped as a partial oval. Further, the pocket 406 may be made from part cotton muslin and part transparent fabric. A top section 408 (labeled “ABDC”) of the pocket 406 is made from a transparent fabric and extends a distance L14 down from the top edge “AB” of the pocket 406. In an exemplary embodiment, L14 is 3.25 inches. The material making up the remaining portion “CQD” of the pocket 406 may be cotton muslin and extends from the edge “CD” to the bottom of the necklace holder 106 labeled as “Q”. In an exemplary embodiment, the distance between the edge “CD” and “Q” is 15.75 inches.
Further, multiple pairs of hook and loop fastener (also referred to by the tradename Velcro®) dots are provided on the centerline of the necklace holder 106. The pairs of the Velcro® dots are attached to the interior surfaces of the two pockets such that the two Velcro® dots in a pair engage with each other. In an exemplary embodiment, 6 pairs of Velcro® dots are sewn onto the vertical centerline of the necklace holder 106, wherein three pairs are sewn onto the interior surfaces of each of the two pockets. Accordingly, three Velcro® dots 410, 412 and 414 are sewn on one of the interior surfaces of the pocket 406 at 9.5 inches, 12.75 inches, and 16 inches respectively, from the top of the necklace holder 106. Similarly, 3 Velcro® dots are sewn on the second interior surface of the pocket 406 such that the Velcro® dots on the two interior surfaces engage with each other. Further, three Velcro® dot pairs are similarly sewn inside the second pocket on the rear face of the necklace holder 106.
In addition, three pleats 416 (“EFHG”), 418 (“IJLK”) and 420 (“MNPO”) are sewn onto the exterior surface of the front pocket 406 along the width of the necklace holder 106. Similarly, three pleats are sewn on the rear face. The pleats are sewn over the Velcro® dot pairs, thereby concealing the Velcro® dots. In an exemplary embodiment, the width L16 of the pleats 416, 418 and 420 is 1 inch. Further, the distances L15, L17, and L18 between the three pleats are 2.25 inches each.
Finally, a boning material 422 is inserted into a channel that runs the width of the necklace holder 106. In an exemplary embodiment, the boning material 422 is inserted in the channel approximately 1 inch down from the top of the necklace holder 106. The boning material 422 helps to retain the shape of the necklace holder 106.
The necklace 114 (shown in FIG. 1) may be secured with the ribbon ties 116, wherein the ribbon ties 116 tie into a bow (shown in FIG. 1) to hold the necklace 114. The necklace 114 may be secured using the ribbon ties 116 without unhooking the necklace 114. Once the necklace 114 is secured by the ribbon ties 116, the necklace 114 may be positioned inside the pocket 406. After the necklace 114 is positioned inside the pocket 406, the Velcro® dots on both the interior surfaces of the pocket 406 may be engaged, thus containing the necklace 114 inside the pocket 406 and ensuring that the necklace 114 is not damaged from clacking together or tangling. Further, the top section 408 of the pocket 406 is made using a transparent material, so a user may view the necklace 114 without removing it from the pocket 406. The necklace holder 106 may be stored in a drawer, packed in a suitcase or hanged using the loop 402 over the one or more hangers 108. The pocket 406 is designed to accommodate even oversized necklaces. Further, one or more necklaces may be hung on each face of the necklace holder 106. Each necklace is hung from one of the ribbons ties placed on both front and rear faces of the necklace holder 106.

Lingerie Keeper

FIG. 5 is a lingerie keeper 500, according to an embodiment of the disclosed subject matter. The lingerie keeper 500 includes an extended rectangular section. The lingerie keeper 500 includes a front face and a rear face, wherein a pocket is formed on each of the front and the rear faces. Accordingly a pocket 502 (labeled as “GHFE”) is formed on front face and a pocket 504 (labeled as “IJDC”) is formed on rear face. In an exemplary embodiment, the size of the pockets 502 and 504 is 10 inches by 10 inches and grosgrain ribbon material is applied to the edges of the lingerie keeper 500 and is applied with a double needle.
The lingerie keeper 500 is designed to be used with the one or more hangers 108. It may be hung using a ribbon loop 506 under the garment cover 102 or over the garment cover 102. In an exemplary embodiment, the ribbon loop 506 is made using 16 inches long grosgrain ribbon of ⅜ inch width. The panels labeled “ABDC” and “ABFE” may be of different lengths L19 and L20 respectively. This reduces bulk as the pockets do not overlap; rather they are stacked one above the other. In an exemplary embodiment, L19 is 18.5 inches and L20 is 14 inches.
Further, the lingerie keeper 500 has a piece of plastic boning 508 running across the top so that the lingerie keeper 500 does not sag and items placed in it do not fall out as a result. The plastic boning 508 may be placed in a ½″ stitched casing. Further, decorative flowers 510 may be stitched at corners of the stitched casing.
In further embodiments of the present disclosure, the outfit ensemble organizer 100 is made from cotton muslin or transparent fabric; therefore, each of the garment cover 102, the footwear pouch 104, the necklace holder 106 and the lingerie keeper 500 may be manually washed or machine washed.
Further modifications and alternative embodiments of various aspects of the disclosure may be apparent to those skilled in the art in view of this description. Accordingly, this description is to be construed as illustrative only and is for the purpose of teaching those skilled in the art the general manner of carrying out the disclosure. It is to be understood that the forms of the disclosure shown and described herein are to be taken as embodiments. Elements and materials may be substituted for those illustrated and described herein, parts and processes may be reversed, and certain features of the disclosure may be utilized independently, all as would be apparent to one skilled in the art after having the benefit of this description of the disclosure. Methods may be implemented manually, in software, in hardware, or a combination thereof. The order of any method may be changed, and various elements may be added, reordered, combined, omitted, modified, etc. Changes may be made in the elements described herein without departing from the spirit and scope of the disclosure as described in the following claims.

Claims

1. An outfit ensemble organizer to organize and store an outfit ensemble, the outfit ensemble organizer comprising:

a garment cover for enclosing the at least one garment;

a footwear pouch for securing the at least one pair of footwear; and

a jewelry holder for holding the at least one jewelry item;

wherein each of the garment cover, the footwear pouch and the jewelty holder is positioned on at least one hanger.

2. The outfit ensemble organizer of claim 1, further comprising a lingerie keeper for keeping lingerie.

3. The outfit ensemble organizer of claim 2, wherein at least one of the garment cover, the footwear pouch, the jewelry holder and the lingerie keeper comprises at least one pocket to organize and store at least one of neckties, earrings, hosiery, scarves, belts, jewelry, insignias for uniforms, medals, pins, ribbons and braids.

4. The outfit ensemble organizer of claim 1, wherein the garment cover further comprises:

a generally rectangular shaped front face and a rear face, each face having a top edge, a bottom edge, a left edge and a right edge, wherein the top edge is tapered towards the bottom edge, wherein necklines are positioned at the center of the top edge on both the front and rear faces; and

the front and rear faces being attached together at the top edge, at the left edge and at the right edge to form two lateral faces, wherein interior surfaces of the front and rear faces are adjacent to each other, wherein the necklines on the top edge form a small central opening for inserting the hook of the at least one hanger, and the bottom edge forms an opening for inserting the at least one hanger along with the at least one garment.

5. The garment cover according to claim 4, wherein each of the front and rear faces of the garment cover comprise four pockets that extend along the entire length of the bottom edge of each of the front and rear faces, wherein each pocket comprises a top edge, a bottom edge, and two side edges, wherein with the bottom edge of each pocket is attached with the bottom edge of either the front or the rear face, wherein the two side edges of each pocket are attached to the either the front or the rear face and the top edges of each pocket form an opening for the pocket.

6. The garment cover according to claim 5, wherein the four pockets on each of the front and rear faces of the garment cover are fabricated using a transparent material, and a pleat flap is attached directly above the four pockets along the width of each of the front and rear faces.

7. The garment cover according to claim 6, wherein a first label pocket is attached onto the center of the front face of the garment cover, wherein a second label pocket is attached on each of the lateral faces of the garment cover, wherein one or more cards are stored in the first and the second label pocket to label the outfit ensemble.

8. The garment cover according to claim 7, wherein the length and the height of the front and rear faces of the garment cover is 23 inches and 16.5 inches respectively, wherein the diameter of the necklines is 2 inches, wherein the width of each lateral face is 2.5 inches, wherein the width and the height of each pocket in the four pockets on each side of the front and rear faces is 5.75 inches and 6.5 inches respectively, wherein the width and length of the pleat flaps is 1.5 inches wide and 23 inches respectively.

9. The outfit ensemble organizer of claim 1, wherein the footwear pouch comprises a rectangular section with a front face and a rear face, wherein two pockets are formed on the front face at both ends of the footwear pouch.

10. The footwear pouch according to claim 9, wherein the rear face of the footwear pouch comprises two hook and loop fastener dots positioned along the top edge of the rear face and two hook and loop fastener dots positioned along the bottom edge of the rear face, wherein the hook and loop fastener dots are positioned such that when the footwear pouch is hung over a horizontal cross-bar of the at least one hangers, the footwear pouch is secured to the horizontal cross-bar by attaching together the two hook and loop fastener dots on the top edge of the rear face and the two hook and loop fastener dots on the bottom edge of the rear face.

11. The footwear pouch according to claim 10, wherein the length and the width of the footwear pouch is 68 inches and 13 inches respectively, wherein the height of each of the two pockets is 14 inches, wherein the two hook and loop fastener dots on each of the top edge and the bottom edge are positioned at 41 and 51 inches from the left edge of the rear face of the footwear pouch.

12. The outfit ensemble organizer of claim 1, wherein the necklace holder is generally shaped as an extended oval with a front and a rear face, wherein each of the front and the rear face comprising a pocket, wherein a top edge of each pocket forms an opening of the each pocket, wherein the each pocket is sized such that the remaining edges of the each pocket are aligned and attached onto the edges of the necklace holder.

13. The necklace holder according to claim 12, wherein multiple pairs of hook and loop fastener dots are provided on the centerline of the necklace holder, wherein the pairs of the hook and loop fastener dots are attached to the interior surfaces of the each pocket such that the two hook and loop fastener dots in a pair engage with each other.

14. The necklace holder according to claim 13, wherein at least one necklace is secured using ribbon ties and positioned inside the pockets, wherein the pairs of hook and loop fastener dots in the pockets are engaged to contain the at least one necklace within the pockets, wherein the ribbon ties are provided directly above the each pocket.

15. The necklace holder according to claim 14 is orientated such that its length is positioned vertically and its width is positioned horizontally, wherein the length and the width of the necklace holder is 22 inches and 8.25 inches respectively, wherein a loop is provided on the topmost point on the vertical length of the necklace holder, wherein the loop secures the necklace holder to a hook of the at least one hanger.

16. The outfit ensemble organizer of claim 2 wherein the lingerie keeper comprises an extended rectangular section with a front face and a rear face, wherein a pocket is formed on each of the front face and the rear face such that when the lingerie keeper is hung over the at least one hanger, the two pockets face the same side.

17. The lingerie keeper of claim 17, wherein the length and the width of the rectangular section is 32.5 inches and 10 inches respectively, wherein the length and the width of each pocket is 10 inches each.

18. The outfit organizer cover of claim 2 wherein the garment cover, the footwear pouch, the necklace holder and the lingerie keeper are fabricated using one or more of muslin, plastic material, vinyl tape and fabric material.

19. An outfit ensemble organizer comprising:

a garment cover for enclosing the at least one garment, the garment cover comprising a generally rectangular shaped front face and a rear face, each face having a top edge, a bottom edge, a left edge and a right edge, wherein the top edge is tapered towards the bottom edge, wherein necklines are positioned at the center of the top edge on both the front and rear faces, the front and rear faces being attached together at the top edge, at the left edge and at the right edge such that interior surfaces of the front and rear faces are adjacent to each other, wherein the necklines on the top edge form a small central opening for inserting hook of at least one hanger, and the bottom edge forms an opening for inserting the at least one hanger along with an outfit;

a footwear pouch for securing the at least one pair of footwear, the footwear pouch comprises a rectangular section with a front face and a rear face, wherein two pockets are formed on the front face at both ends of the footwear pouch, wherein the rear face of the footwear pouch comprises two hook and loop fastener dots positioned along the top edge of the rear face and two hook and loop fastener dots positioned along the bottom edge of the rear face, wherein the hook and loop fastener dots are positioned such that when the footwear pouch is hung over a horizontal cross-bar of the at least one hanger, the footwear pouch is secured to the horizontal cross-bar by attaching together the two hook and loop fastener dots on the top edge of the rear face and the two hook and loop fastener dots on the bottom edge of the rear face;

a necklace holder for holding the at least one necklace, wherein the necklace holder is generally shaped as an extended oval with a front and a rear face, wherein each of the front and the rear face comprising a pocket, wherein a top edge of each pocket forms an opening of the each pocket, wherein the each pocket is sized such that the remaining edges of the each pocket are aligned and attached onto the edges of the necklace holder, wherein multiple pairs of hook and loop fastener dots are provided on the centerline of the necklace holder, wherein the pairs of the hook and loop fastener dots are attached to the interior surfaces of the each pocket such that the two hook and loop fastener dots in a pair engage with each other, wherein at least one necklace is secured using ribbon ties and positioned inside the pockets, wherein the pairs of hook and loop fastener dots in the pockets are engaged to contain the at least one necklace within the pockets, wherein the ribbon ties are provided directly above the each pocket;

a lingerie keeper for keeping lingerie, wherein the lingerie keeper comprises an extended rectangular section with a front face and a rear face, wherein a pocket is formed on each of the front face and the rear face such that when the lingerie keeper is hung over the at least one hanger using ribbons, the two pockets face the same side; and

wherein each of the garment cover, the footwear pouch and the necklace holder is positioned on the at least one hanger.

20. The outfit ensemble organizer of claim 19, wherein the length and the height of the garment cover is 23 inches and 16.5 inches respectively, wherein the length and the width of the footwear pouch is 68 inches and 13 inches respectively, wherein the length and the width of the necklace holder is 22 inches and 8.25 inches respectively, wherein the length and the width of the lingerie keeper is 32.5 inches and 10 inches respectively.