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” […]
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
Great friend, glass of wine and a closet full of clothes – Another satisfied client… Read More »
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
You are the Master of Interchangeability Read More »
A little makeup goes a long way – we wanted to use this blog to share a special testimony of a client that used makeup to spice up her relationship… “My Makeup session renewed my relationship with makeup. I’m a 38 year old wife and mother of three daughters. My family had only seen me with makeup on in pictures from high school. I started wearing makeup when I was 15 years old but stopped
A makeup call was a wakeup call! Read More »
In the world of fashion, rules are made to be broken. And these rules vary by what’s trendy and hot. For example, mixing prints, patterns and textures is currently trendy, where in the past, that was considered tacky and labeled a “don’t”. You would see someone wearing a polka dot sweater and a pinstriped pencil skirt (with various color patterns as well) and you would cringe; now we approve and applaud. I think if you
