How To Be Current Without Being Trendy

Walking through a Style Consultation with ideas on how to use the service, what to expect during the process, and pricing details.

There are seasons to life. Some are busy, some are more relaxed, some are exhausting, and some are filled with joy. Along with those seasons of life come seasons of style. As the seasons of our lives change, our wardrobe adjusts as well.

We all have these stories that we carry with us. In relation to style, they're called style stories - which is basically an irrational belief that there are particular colors, shapes, or styles we can't wear. They usually stem from a comment someone made one time, years ago, and it stuck with you as absolute truth. These stories do not serve you, so let’s clear them.

Taking away the stigma of a resolution, declaring my words of the year, and finding ways to flex my creativity muscle to cultivate the consistency I’ve been craving.

Do you ever open your closet to get dressed and immediately feel overwhelmed? If your clothes are all over the place and you have no idea where to find the pants you wanted to wear, this is for you.

An easy checklist to get your closet ready for cold weather, before it hits.

How often do you go to get dressed, but nothing works? You try a million options, and you finally come to the conclusion that you have nothing to wear. Today I'm sharing three common reasons why this happens, and how to fix it.

Have you ever had a great idea, but were afraid of what people might think?

Do you ever try to mix patterns and give up because it all feels too busy? It can seem overwhelming to wear one pattern, let alone two, so I thought I would shed some light on a few ways to make it more approachable.

When working with women 1:1, one of my favorite aha moments to witness is when someone realizes they’ve been holding onto an old style story that no longer applies to them (or, that was never actually true in the first place).

Do you ever see other women and wonder how they manage to look so chic? Do you get dressed to hide a problem area, but feel like you’re only amplifying it? Here are three problems that are ruining your style, and how to solve them so you always look put together.