The 74-year-old Oscar winner and fashion plate shared an Instagram video on Wednesday as she whittled down her wardrobe.

“I have a lot of clothing, and it’s time for me to let it go, and I’m going to give it to the Goodwill,” Keaton said. “Because this is ridiculous.”

Dressed in an all-black outfit that included leather gloves, a polka-dot scarf, wide-leg belted trousers and a baseball cap adorned with the word “Kook,” the “Annie Hall” actress took fans on a mini tour of her massive closet, tossing various items on the floor as she surveyed her shelves.

Among the items Keaton decided to donate? A pinstripe tiered blazer (“Actually kind of good for somebody who’s smaller than me!”), a pair of buckled wedge boots (“Who can wear that? Maybe somebody’ll love them, they’re pretty good!”) and some fiery black platforms (“Was I kidding when I bought these? Can you believe this? Crazy!”).

She couldn’t bring herself to part with a pair of comically oversized polka-dot lace-up shoes, however, calling them a “fantastic” gift from her friend Ray Azoulay, the owner of LA vintage and antiques store Obsolete.

After stuffing her donations into four giant trash bags, Keaton put on a face mask and headed to Goodwill — only to discover that the location is temporarily closed due to the coronavirus crisis. “Damn!” she yelled. “This is insane!”

Suffice it to say that once the store eventually reopens, they’re going to have some very satisfied shoppers.