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Review the "definitely to keep" pile and check if any item needs repairs. If so, get it done or write down when you will fix it. Everything in this pile should be ready to wear.
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Review the second pile and see if you really need all those items. If they are seasonal put them separately. Review to make sure that everything is ready to wear. If during the next 6 months you still have the clothes in this pile it may mean that these clothes are ready to be sold or given away.
The above is particularly important when it comes to shoes. Some expensive shoes are worth keeping for years, but not all, and if they are not comfortable and you cannot use them, there is no reason to keep them. There are always better uses for items that you do not use. You may be able to sell them, or even better, donate them.
Separate seasonal items and keep them in a place where you store stuff. If you lack closet space, you can put them in plastic bins in other parts of the house.
Now group your clothes either by function: work, workout, day, night etc. or buy type: pants, blouses, tops etc.
Folds the items you prefer folded, and hang the rest.
Create sections in your closets to put the different groups together. Try to keep it together so you do not waste time finding items when you need them.
If you want your closet to look even better you need to use the same type of hangers. If all hangers are of one type, everything will hang at the same height.
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