Author name: Myra

I am relevant.

i am relevant. Someone recently asked me which celebrities were my clients.  It was an assumption, not a question. That was their way of determining my relevance.  Or even credibility.  I simply responded “none really”.  The everyday woman, the single mother, the superwoman, the minority entrepreneur, the dope artist…those are my clients.  If a celebrity falls into one of these categories, cool.  I don’t define myself by that.  And I don’t feel like I must […]

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Fully Commit

Fully commit. Two simple words my sister casually expressed to me in a conversation about some of her newer dance ventures.   Her intent was to share how those words helped her decide on her next move; the result was my epiphany.  Something I had not done with my many endeavors.  And how could I, with so many endeavors.  So these simple 2 profound words led me to understand something even more deep: I cannot do

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Naked.

I am enough. We spend a lot of our time in life comparing ourselves to others.  Trying to make sense of our own story sometimes means looking around to find a point of reference.  There’s nothing wrong with understanding others’ stories, but there is something very wrong with trying to make your story look like others’ stories.  The problem comes when you spend more time looking outside than within. I’ve always wanted the “perfect story”

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Great friend, glass of wine and a closet full of clothes – Another satisfied client…

I recently spent time with a great friend, someone who I have learned a lot from and received support throughout my career, and had the opportunity to return the favor of service…a Capri Brand wardrobe consultation. This friend is not at all clueless when it comes to buying great pieces of clothing, as she has a great selection of pieces that anyone would enjoy rummaging through and pulling together a fun flirty fit.  As did

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You are the Master of Interchangeability

Think of a pie chart when you think about your wardrobe. Split it up into segments: Neutral basics, solid colors, and prints / textures. If you have that ratio in your closet, then you won’t have to stress out every time you go to your closet to try and mix and match.  There are certain wardrobe staples that I would recommend for every man and woman’s wardrobe.  And if I could only pick 5 items

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