What’s the story of our clothing?

On April 6, 2016

Guilt-free style: practicing sustainable consumerism – part 1 What’s the story of our clothing? Do we really know the story of our clothing? Who makes it and where? How are those workers treated and paid? What resources are used in manufacturing? Is pollution is created as a result? What are the real costs of transport, […]

How To: Silk Scarves Jumpstart Spring

On March 16, 2016

Silk scarves – think Hermès and classic French style – continue to be on trend and are a perfect, easy way to help an outfit feel fresh and bright for Spring. Silk (or well-made faux-silk) instantly bumps up polish and style in a casual outfit and adds an element of dressy fun and interest to […]

Why Do New-To-You?

On January 19, 2016

Join me On Thursday, February 18, the documentary The True Cost will be screened at O’Shaughnessy Auditorium at St. Catherine University. A panel discussion, including the film’s director Andrew Morgan participating via videoconferencing, will follow the screening. I am thrilled to be a part of the live panel! This powerful film embodies why I am […]

Les Modes de Lyon

On December 8, 2014

Lyon My husband’s work brought our family to Lyon, France, for a month. THANK YOU, dear husband! We’ve been soaking it all in – exquisite food, wine, architecture, and culture. And I have been admiring French fashions (les modes), which are, not surprisingly, quite different from the United States’, and particularly Minnesota’s. I have a […]

New To You – Shopping Consignment

On October 15, 2014

Style for Everyday: new to you – true to you These are the tenets of Nancy Dilts Wardrobe Consulting. I help my clients create or refresh a personal style that reflects who they are right now. It is essential that they feel authentic, comfortable, and excited about their wardrobes after working with me. And we […]

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