Not sure if you’re ready to work with a stylist? The truth is, you don’t need to have your style all figured out, you just need the willingness to explore who you are. Personal style starts with self-knowledge, not labels or trends.

Shopping doesn’t have to be overwhelming. By approaching it the way a stylist does—with intention, a plan, and an understanding of what truly feels like you—you can build a wardrobe that works harder and makes getting dressed effortless. In this post, I’m sharing my top tips to help you shop smarter (and actually love what’s in your closet).

Color is personal, not prescriptive. Explore why I moved beyond seasonal color analysis and now guide clients through a more emotional, story-driven approach to color and personal style—one that reflects who you are, not just how you look.

When I begin working with a client, one of the first things I ask is for them to share their Pinterest style board—or, if they haven’t created one yet, to start one from scratch. Pinterest is an incredible tool for visual inspiration, but I often see clients struggle to use it effectively as a means of defining or elevating their personal style. Many come to me feeling frustrated because they can’t seem to translate their vision from the board into real life. They’ve gathered images that they love, but somehow their personal style remains elusive.

In today’s post, I’m sharing my top tips for creating a Pinterest board that will not only help you define your style, but also make it easier to bring that vision to life in a practical, achievable way.

My absolute favorite way to stay warm and chic in the winter is with the addition of a cheetah print coat. I love them so much that I’ve accumulated two. Many years ago, I purchased one from Zara, and it’s been my go-to for countless snow days and freezing temperatures ever since. I’ve worn it over everything - from yoga outfits to jeans and sweaters, to dresses - proving its versatility and timeless style. Last summer, while thrifting, I stumbled upon the perfect vintage cheetah print coat. The moment I laid eyes on it, I knew I had to have it. It’s now a staple in my winter wardrobe, bringing me so much joy on the coldest, snowiest days. Today, I’ve rounded up both current and vintage cheetah print coats, each one as stylish as the last.

As a personal stylist, I’ve spent countless hours this past year shopping - both in-store and online - with clients, helping them find pieces that feel like a perfect fit for their unique style. Outside of client sessions, I’m constantly exploring new shops, discovering emerging brands, and trying on pieces to ensure they’re a perfect fit. This has led me to discover exciting new labels and reconnect with some old favorites. I’m excited to share a curated list of the brands that both my clients and I have fallen in love with in 2024. Whether you're on the hunt for wardrobe staples, statement pieces, or something a little outside the box, these are the places I’ve turned to for inspiration and style essentials.

Letting go of clothes that no longer serve you is more than just a decluttering exercise; it is a powerful way to reset your relationship with both your wardrobe and your life. We all know the feeling of holding onto items "just in case," or because of the memories or emotions tied to them. But what if I told you that keeping these clothes can actually be holding you back, not just in terms of your closet, but in terms of your energy, confidence, and personal growth?

In this blog post you will learn about a fashion power piece and learn tips and tricks to uncovering your ultimate power piece that will make you feel amazing.

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