3 Outfits For Transitioning to Fall

On September 8, 2016

The shift to fall clothing is always hard for me, and I can get a little irritable (my husband might say a lot…). The weather is still warm, but it’s September, school is in swing, and it doesn’t feel overly summery anymore. What to wear? It’s too hot for true fall clothing – fine-gauge sweaters, blazers, […]

Dressing Intentionally

On August 25, 2016

Dressing intentionally A common theme that emerges when I do an Initial Consult with clients is feeling like they are wearing the same clothing over and over again. It’s hard and overwhelming to figure out different outfits or what looks good, nothing fits anymore, things feel old and outdated, there’s not enough time to branch […]

How To: Packing Light

On August 4, 2016

My 9-day trip with only a carry-on roller bag and tote This summer my family took a trip to Northern Michigan to visit family and to enjoy the gorgeous lakes and beaches, charming towns, and all around fun. I hate checking bags – not only because the airlines charge now (grrr) and there is the […]

Summer Clearance Season Has Begun!

On July 27, 2016

Consignment stores everywhere have begun their summer clearance sales – now is the time to find amazing new-to-you pieces at astonishing prices. Summer items are marked 50-75% off, meaning that many high quality top-brand and designer pieces are available for less than $10. Sometimes even less than $5. This summer clearance season is a great […]

bikini rebellion

On July 5, 2016

So the bikini. What feelings do you experience when you think about wearing a bikini? With your body, as is, right now. Fear and shame, or a big, “Hell, yeah!” For pretty much my entire life since beginning adolescence, I fell into the first category. I LOVE to swim – I was on a swim […]

An Interview With Courtney Carver

On June 21, 2016

Courtney Carver of Be More with Less and Project 333 is an internationally recognized expert in practicing simplicity in your life. Carver currently is travelling with her Tiny Wardrobe Tour to discuss the ins and outs of Project 333, her minimalist fashion challenge that has been featured in O, The Oprah Magazine, on the Today […]

How To: Avoid Ironing At All Costs and Other Fun Laundry Tips

On June 8, 2016

Taking care of your wardrobe helps it to last longer and increases its functionality, essential elements of practicing sustainable consumerism. My clients often ask for advice on how to care for their clothing, so I thought I’d share how I care for my clothes here. I will share the products I use as well. This […]

Hiring a Personal Wardrobe Stylist – No Way, Not For Me – or IS IT?

On May 20, 2016

Client Insight “I have had very little or any practice or any interest in paying attention to fashion stuff. It’s just not part of my identity, and I have prided myself on that. Hearing the news is more important to me than paying attention to my clothes! It’s more important to be with my child […]

Shedding The Sweaters: Embracing Your Body

On May 4, 2016

Body image Every Spring I go through a little mini-crisis relating to body image. What? As a wardrobe consultant, I’m supposed to have it all figured out, right? Not even close. I have made big strides in embracing positive body image in that I see the negative messages for what they are and mindfully dismiss […]

A resource guide to Twin Cities new-to-you shopping

On April 22, 2016

Guilt-free style: practicing sustainable consumerism – part 2 We shouldn’t have to choose between feeling good about how we look and feeling good about what we buy. In my last post, I discussed the human rights and environmental implications of the manufacture of most new clothing today. Super cheerful stuff (NOT), but extremely important. So […]

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