Posted in Personal Styling on Jun 24th, 2010
Closet overwhelm is a common style challenge. You have all this stuff that you know you don’t wear but you just aren’t sure what to do with it. It’s such a common problem that statistics show you only wear 20% of what hangs in your closet. What if you could have 80% [...]
Posted in Personal Styling on Jun 23rd, 2010
One of the secrets to getting dressed quickly is being disciplined about how you maintain your closet. This secret step to quick and easy style isn’t hard, it just takes a little time—one thing it is hard to find enough of!
If you could use more hours in your day for shopping, [...]
Posted in Charleston Happenings, Personal Styling, Uncategorized, Women's Fashion on Feb 16th, 2010
Do you wish you could find the perfect outfit in 10 minutes or less?
Are you tired of spending $$$ on clothes you don’t love to wear?
Do you wish someone would show you how to get the look you want?
I’m excited to do just that with my new Stylish Inner Circle coaching program. This coaching [...]
Posted in Closet Editing, Personal Styling, Uncategorized on Sep 23rd, 2009
One of the most common mistakes people make with their work wardrobe is dressing in a way that is too casual. Yes, it is comfortable but it can also portray you as someone who doesn’t take their work seriously. For example, if you visit your financial planner on a day where she is wearing clothing [...]
Posted in Personal Styling, Women's Fashion on May 1st, 2009
The key element to complimenting your body type is wearing clothes that create balance. Whether you’re smaller on the top, bigger on the bottom, or fall somewhere in between, it’s important to understand the power of fabric colors, textures, and sizes, when finding a figure-flattering dress.
For people with . . .
· Curvaceous Hips: It’s important [...]
Posted in Fashion Tips, Personal Styling, Women's Fashion on Mar 30th, 2009
Are you tired of your regular neutral wear, fearing that you might bore yourself to tears with your wardrobe? If so, then it’s time to buy colorful accessories or clothes that pop. If you tend to wear the same neutral colors every day, such as black, navy, white, and brown, you might as well take [...]
Posted in Fashion Tips, Personal Shopping, Personal Styling, Trends, Uncategorized, Women's Fashion on Mar 17th, 2009
We’re all guilty of having major bag envy at times. We see a woman walk down the street with the latest Prada and find ourselves swooning. It happens.
For many of us, especially during this recession, buying extremely expensive handbags every season isn’t an option. If you want to stay current with the always-changing trends, look [...]
Posted in Fashion Tips, Men's Fashion, Personal Styling, Uncategorized, Women's Fashion on Feb 23rd, 2009
The word fit gets thrown around a lot in our lives. Something may not fit your lifestyle. Your last job just wasn’t a good fit. Or maybe last week you were really fit to be tied. With so many things in our lives revolving around what fits, how is it that fit gets thrown out [...]
Posted in Fashion Tips, Men's Fashion, Personal Shopping, Personal Styling, Style Help, Uncategorized, Women's Fashion on Feb 10th, 2009
When buying a new wardrobe piece, determine its versatility by calculating its cost per wear. Cost per wear is the original cost of an item divided by the number of times or ways it can be worn.
Let’s say you find the perfect trench coat for $300. It is classic in design and neutral in [...]
Posted in Fashion Tips, Men's Fashion, Personal Styling, Style Help, Women's Fashion on Jan 27th, 2009
1. There are mirrors everywhere. If you hate what you have on you will be less likely to keep a good spirit and finish your workout.
2. A lot of stylish active wear has wicking technology to keep you cool and dry.
3. There are other people there!
4. Choosing workout clothes that don’t make you feel good about your body [...]
