Rod Stewart's daughter Kimberly organised her famous dad's wardrobe and pantry after setting up a new luxury home and office organisation company.
And Kimberly, who is founder and CEO of The Realm based in Palm Springs, revealed her colour blind dad had too many socks and way too much animal print.
Her new business is based in Palm Springs and says she'd had a passion for organising since childhood.
The 41-year-old model and fashion designer told Poosh.com: "Funny enough, my dad’s closet in Palm Beach had way too many socks. He normally wears sandals and flip flops when he’s at the beach, so I edited the sock drawer down to only the necessities."
After sorting through his plastic and wooden hangers, Kimberley said of the Do Ya Think I'm Sexy rocker: "I found so much animal print that I thought I was on safari."
She also revealed that women's wardrobes have more variety than mens and that it is easier therefore to declutter a man's wardrobe. She said of her dad's wardrobe: "I was able to organise my dad’s shirts and pants in rainbow order, which is helpful for him because he’s colour-blind. I always like to put my own personal touch on any project based on the client’s needs."
Rod was extremely appreciative of Kimberly's work on his 'transformed closet' and wrote on his Instagram page that he was a Proud dad.
Kim had already made changes to Rod and his wife Penny Lancaster's home when she sorted out their teabags, cereals and pasta in October.
She said at the time: " Thanks Sir Rod Stewart for letting me get down with your pantry. My kind of fun."
