Podcasts about true style

On this episode, we've got Caleb Simpson on the podcast! Yes, the Caleb you see all over Instagram and YouTube these days, interviewing people around the world about their living situations, lifestyles and so much more. Yet, he's on the Routine Project today sharing his confessions on being a creator and all his tips/tricks in being an online creator. For anyone who needs it, he's one very motivating and creative new friend of the show and we know you will find this resourceful! You can find all of Caleb's latest content here on his YouTube channel and his Instagram account. Love the Routine Project podcast? Be sure to follow and leave a rating/review today and let us know what you learned! Host and Executive Producer: Justin Crawford Produced by: House of Routine and JUST Media

This episode of "Divorced Not Dead" features Caroline Stanbury in conversation with the remarkable fashion designer and businesswoman Rachel Zoe, renowned for her truly effortless style. Caroline provides us with an exclusive opportunity to delve into the essence of Rachel's identity – from her origins as a stylist to her current roles as a designer, podcast host, philanthropist, and multifaceted entrepreneur.Rachel shares profound insights about the world of fashion, highlighting the intriguing notion that trends can be polarizing. Instead, she emphasizes the importance of wearing clothes that resonate with your personal sense of self, cautioning against becoming 'fashion victims' by blindly adhering to fleeting trends, emphasizes that true style comes from dressing for oneself. Her guiding principle remains unwavering: authenticity is the key.They discuss the dynamic fashion scenes of Dubai and LA, and the shifting tides of time, highlighting that remaining true to one's essence is the ultimate recipe for looking and feeling exceptional.On a personal note, they reflect on the passage of time and the significance of selecting who to invest time in. The challenges and emotional intricacies of working with your partner also find their way into the conversation.Caroline's questions shine throughout the discussion, with a particularly poignant exploration into how Rachel and her husband have nurtured their enduring partnership despite the demands of their industry and their past business collaborations.Both Caroline and Rachel convey a resonating message of empowerment to women everywhere: self-reliance is paramount. In any circumstance, the ability to trust yourself and the believe in your capacity for accomplishment. Tune in for an episode brimming with wisdom, insights, and the shared journeys of two extraordinary women.This episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.At Westin Hotels, there's amenities aimed to help you move well, eat well, and sleep well, so you can keep your well-being close, while away. Find wellness on your next stay at Westin.This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at BetterHelp.com/DIVORCEDNOTDEAD today to get 10% off your first monthProduced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We're giving you the styling and Thingies scoop with our special guest Lakyn Carlton! Bonus scoop: the pros and cons of scooped-out foods.   Introducing the scooped-out pizza, ℅ Minnesota's Hazelwood Food & Drink. And leave it to the New York Post to provide scooped-out bagel commentary in 2010 and 2016.   Get more Lakyn via her fantastic newsletter True Style and her virtual and in-person styling sessions.   Lakyn's Thingies include Muddy Paw Coffee in L.A. for a dog-friendly coffee experience (and proximity to one of her go-to vintage shops, The Curatorial Department), her Bown of London robe (additional robe content: ones from Block Shop and Ulysses and the romance novel Georgie, All Along by Kate Clayborn), and a custom doormat from TheDoormatory on Etsy.   Share your take on pizza with salad and/or personal style at 833-632-5463, podcast@athingortwohq.com, or @athingortwohq—or join our Geneva! Try out a Secret Menu membership for more recommendations.   Do ecomm right with Shopify. Get a free 14-day trial with our link. YAY.   Produced by Dear Media

Midlife can feel like you're trapped in a chrysalis caught between your past and future, no longer a caterpillar and not yet a butterfly. While you can feel stuck and like you've lost your way, style mojo, and sense of self this is a natural part of the process of change. It's also the perfect time to engage with transformation. One of the best ways to cross this life threshold through midlife and menopause in an empowered way is to embrace who you are now as you create who you are becoming. Discovering your True Style at midlife NOW – not when you lose weight, find the right mate, or finally become your future self- can be a major part of the process. Today's guest, Style Empowerment Coach, Leesa Whisker is going to help you discover not only how to look and feel amazing but also how to find your True Style. Link to join the True Style Journey: https://courses.leesawhisker.com/p/true-style-journey1/?affcode=694292_v5uhk7c5

Midlife can feel like you're trapped in a chrysalis caught between your past and future, no longer a caterpillar and not yet a butterfly. While you can feel stuck and like you've lost your way, style mojo, and sense of self this is a natural part of the process of change. It's also the perfect time to engage with transformation. One of the best ways to cross this life threshold through midlife and menopause in an empowered way is to embrace who you are now as you create who you are becoming. Discovering your True Style at midlife NOW – not when you lose weight, find the right mate, or finally become your future self- can be a major part of the process. Today's guest, Style Empowerment Coach, Leesa Whisker is going to help you discover not only how to look and feel amazing but also how to find your True Style. Link to join the True Style Journey: https://courses.leesawhisker.com/p/true-style-journey1/?affcode=694292_v5uhk7c5

Follow Leesa https://www.instagram.com/leesawhisker/ Carys works with her gorgeous clients 1:1, in group coaching scenarios and through her programmes for fitness, weight loss and mindset. To learn more head to Instagram www.instgram.com/carysandersson Come and join in the conversation in The Level Up Lounge Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/carysanderssonsleveluplounge  

De-gendering fashion- you might have heard of it before, maybe even on this podcast, but it's not a 'trend'. It's more of a movement, and it involves unlearning a lot of gender norms. Today on What Are You Wearing, Deni opens up about their journey finding their style, the hardships along the way, and how we can all learn to be more accepting of people's authentic choices. Plus, on Boujie and Budget, Deni brings two leopard looks and Tam recommends some comfy separates. THE END BITS Subscribe to Mamamia RECOMMENDATIONS: BOUJIE Deni: Gorman Sweet Spot Pantsuit Tam: White Fox High Standard Zip Front Sweater Sand BUDGET Deni: Best & Less Next Short Sleeve Square Neck Blouse Tam: Orange Sherbet Alicia Pants Sage FOLLOW US Check out everything we talked about today on the Mamamia Style Instagram We have a Facebook group! Check out What Are You Wearing GET IN TOUCH: Feedback? We're listening! Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au CREDITS: Hosts: Tamara Davis and Deni Todorovic  Producer: Emmeline Peterson Audio Producer: Rhiannon Mooney Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Just by reading our articles or listening to our podcasts, you're helping to fund girls in schools in some of the most disadvantaged countries in the world - through our partnership with Room to Read. We're currently funding 300 girls in school every day and our aim is to get to 1,000. Find out more about Mamamia at mamamia.com.auBecome a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Transformational style coach Leesa Whisker talks about how we can build a more loving relationship with ourselves through what we wear as well as offering loads of brilliant tips about how clothes can be simpler, more stylish and more fun.Creator of the True Style Journey. Her passion is helping women to navigate life transitions in an empowered and fun way using personal style as a tool to connect with your true self and other women as you journey together. She's styled and mentored clients internationally, in person and online for over 20 years, been featured in Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, the Times and BBC and consulted in all kinds of places, from the offices of Vogue to the homes of hundreds of women brave enough to let her into their wardrobes and their lives. Originally from Northern Ireland, Leesa currently lives down a bumpy dirt track in Mallorca with her husband, two daughters, two cats and a talkative guinea pig called Mr Sky.Leesa's website is leesawhisker.comLeesa's Instagram is @leesawhiskerThe next True Style Journey starts in SeptemberThe free 5-day workshop: Style Empowerment for Times of Change starts June 6thMy Instagram is @kate_codrington Second Spring: the self-care guide to menopause is available from your favourite bookshop You will find the podcast on Spotify, iTunes and all major platforms, just search for 'Life - An Inside Job'.If you enjoyed the episode yourself, then it would be fab if you shared it with a friend or with your community on social media.  MusicTrust Me (instrumental) by RYYZNCreative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0Free Download / StreamMusic promoted by Audio LibraryArtworkPortrait by Lori Fitzdoodles

Thank you for Listening Please Share ​​QOTD: Style is not a display of wealth, but an expression of imagination. - Author UnknownOn August 22, 2021 we were on our 1st ever SW Podcast Summer Promo Tour and one of our stops was Atlanta, GA. We were invited to Ariel Elliott's home for this particular interview where we explored the curation and design of this interior blogger's home. She does traditional styling, gardening, entertaining, while making sure her husband and chi [...]

True Style's very first Black History Month episode covers lesser known Black designers and dressmakers, touches on the importance of honoring Black culture, and, helps you spice up your all black outfits. Transcript available at www.truestyle.show --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lakyn-carlton/support

We're really excited to have Christina McNeill with us talking all about how she's developed her true style and artistic voice. She is a photographer in the San Francisco area and has really honed in on her unique style. For those of you that don't know, Christina is a veteran and has seen the wedding industry from a lot of different angles. She brings a really great perspective today from both her art background, to also being an editor at a prominent wedding blog to also building her wedding photography business alongside that blog. If you saw the Madonna Inn shoot that she did, then you know exactly the kind of style that she's going for. When we think about Dare to Develop, we think about daring and taking risks in business and Christina is just such a great example of that. RESOURCE LINKS: Christina's Website Christina's Instagram DARE TO DEVELOP INSTAGRAM DARE TO DEVELOP SHOW NOTES ASHLEY'S INSTAGRAM/WEBSITE KRISTINE'S INSTAGRAM/WEBSITE Thanks for tuning into Dare to Develop. We hope you enjoyed the episode! Please subscribe and leave us a review.

Holiday season guilt? Never heard of her. Today Kat & Kel's are joined by the lovely, beautiful, @toriiblock who will help lead us through the stress of the holiday season. Tori has used her passion for body activism to create an online community of women around the world who are hungry for transparency, real life, and the coolest plus-size street style outfits. She shares how she works through holiday guilt surrounding eating + working out, and how she has created a relationship where she is truly at peace with her body. You will absolutely take something (or 10 things) away from this episode. ENJOY, XO. FOLLOW US // Follow Tori over on her IG page here, and her Tiktok page here. Come follow us over at https://www.instagram.com/callyourgirlspodcast and let us know what you want to hear! We're all ears & can't wait to hear from you. Kels & Kat's personal IG's: https://www.instagram.com/kelclight https://www.instagram.com/katerinaseigel

EP 50 Hey there, welcome to Behind the Feed. I'm Josie Bullard and today I am sharing the in's and out's of how to create an aesthetic IG feed & find your true style. Let's Jump in!   JOIN THE BEHIND THE FEED CREATOR COURSE!   Follow Along: www.instagram.com/josie.bullard  www.instagram.com/behindthefeedpodcast  Questions? Email us at behindthefeedpodcast@gmail.com

When you think about fashion and style, many things may come to mind - maybe you love shopping and embracing different styles or maybe you loathe the idea of standing in front of a mirror trying something new. But fashion is so much more than choosing the right clothes. It's about curating your life's preferences, needs and desires. This week, Ashley is joined by the creator of the Somatic Dressing Method, Carrie Montgomery. Carrie believes when women untether their beauty, they can change the world and the Somatic Dressing Method is a way of getting dressed that leaves you feeling empowered and ready to bring on whatever the day brings. It's taking style beyond the layers of clothing and feeling empowered in your whole being.In this episode, Carrie and Ashley discuss Carrie's journey and how she came to create her unique offerings, how to make aesthetic choices based on your energy, finding peace and acceptance when it comes to body image, going beyond performance when it comes to style, fast fashion, capsule wardrobes (and why it may be good in theory but doesn't necessarily work for everyone), style archetypes, and more. Wherever you are on your journey right now, Carrie welcomes others to have fun in finding their true style. Fashion is a form of communication, a visual representation of who you are, and a feeling that speaks for itself. Style comes from knowing yourself and what feels beautiful to you. It is a visual representation of who you are. Learn More:Follow Carrie on Instagram: @iamcarriemontgomeryLearn more about Carrie's services: https://www.carriemontgomery.com/Get Carrie's Photoshoot Prep Plan Checklist: https://carriemontgomery.lpages.co/photoshoot-prep-plan/Follow Carrie on Pinterest: @iamcarriemontgomeryFollow along on Instagram: @yogamagicpodcast and @ashleysondergaard.yogaLearn more about Ashley and Yoga Magic at www.ashleysondergaard.com Resources Mentioned:Do Less: A Revolutionary Approach to Time and Energy Management for Ambitious Women by Kate NorthrupNuuly Subscription Clothing Rental Get a FREE GUIDE to building the ideal morning routine specific to YOUR zodiac sign when you sign up for the Yoga Magic newsletter.  Upcoming Yoga Magic EventsRestorative Yoga for the Blue Moon | 8/22 | 6:00 PM CT | Learn It LiveCosmic Self-Care: Using Virgo Energy | 8/23 | 4:00 PM CT | Learn it Live

#34 In this episode of The Progress Pure Podcast, Molly sits down with Elisa and Lily, the mother-daughter duo who co-founded multimedia platform, StyleLikeU. In this episode they discuss vulnerability, how their perspectives on their own body and style have changed, their relationship to one another, the journey of their esteemed 'The What's Underneath Project' and any advice they have. Instagram: @stylelikeu Patreon: patreon.com/stylelikeu YouTube: youtube.com/user/stylelikeu Facebook: facebook.com/stylelikeu --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/progresspure/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/progresspure/support

Bruce Boyer has been commissioning suits, jackets and trousers from London's famed tailoring house Anderson & Sheppard for over four decades. In that time, he has gotten to know the house, and its cutters and tailors, quite well. www.thehogtownrake.com

Bruce and I both have a long relationship with the Italian mill VBC, as journalists, collaborators and friends. In this special episode, Bruce shares his experiences with the maker, their mill and their creative director. www.thehogtownrake.com

Bruce has sported a beard since the 1960s and he explains how that gives him more in common with the counter-culture than you would have thought. Plus, an excerpt of Bruce's thoughts from "The Problem with Jeans" documentary. www.thehogtownrake.com

Almost fifty years ago, Bruce Boyer left the world of academia to pursue a career in menswear writing and journalism. Since that time, he's witnessed the fashion magazine industry change from an editorial focus to an "advertorial" one. But he never lost his passion for exploring what and why we wear what we wear. www.thehogtownrake.com

Bruce Boyer has worked with an awful lot of craftspeople over the last sixty years. Some, as a customer or collaborator. Some, as a journalist and documentarian. And almost all, as a friend and fellow sartorialist. He's been lucky enough to hear stories and share moments in workshops and cutting rooms that he wouldn’t have otherwise. But it isn’t just great memories, it’s also great lessons. www.thehogtownrake.com

Bruce's recommendations for Gary Cooper movies that feature him at the height of sophistication are: "Devil and the Deep" (1932), "Now and Forever" (1934), "The General Died at Dawn" (1936), "Desire" (1936), and "Bluebeard's Eighth Wife" (1938). For more about this series visit www.thehogtownrake.com

Throughout his life, Bruce has witnessed the rise of Italian Style, starting with post-war cinema and early "Made in Italy" fashions and culminating with the generations of craftspeople he has met. All of which has inspired his own approach to style. Not to mention one of the most used terms in the menswear vocabulary. www.thehogtownrake.com

Bruce Boyer has been visiting London's Savile Row - the birthplace of tailoring - for almost sixty years. He shares stories of some of the tailors he's met along the way and what they revealed about this august and esoteric world. www.thehogtownrake.com

From the runway to your personal closet, be it advice on the proper attire, or suggestions on how to live life to the fullest, women throughout the world are being inspired by Wholistic Stylist, and author, Glenda K Harrison. In this interview Kim asks Glenda: Your book is called "True Style" - what's the difference between "fashion" and "style?" Your tag line is "There's more to style than just getting dressed" - what do you mean by this? In your book you talks about "sartorial types" - can you talk a little about these types? How does a woman capture her "true style?" What's involved in that process? "Get to know your fashion personality" is a free assessment on your website - what can women expect to learn about themselves by taking your assessment? To learn more about Glenda, visit her website: http://www.glendakharrison.com/ To access her FREE Fashion Personality Assessment "The Harmony Approach," go here: http://www.glendakharrison.com/The-Harmony-Approach.html

In this episode of the Fashion Photography Podcast we meet the photography illustrator Hugh Ketschmer (@hugh_kretschmer) What is the future of photography? How you can compare photography and CG? How he created a project with everyone flying? You can ASK US HERE everything you’d like to know know and we’ll answer in the next episodes! Want to submit to Jute Magazine? Do it here! Want to listen offline on your device? Download the episode from here (right-click and Save link as) JOIN US ON: Facebook and Google+

In this episode of the Fashion Photography Podcast we meet the photography illustrator Hugh Ketschmer(@hugh_kretschmer) Do we really need an agent? We talk about doing portfolio reviews with the client. How to develop your own personal style? Doing Photoshop … live and how he did some of his projects in particular using the photo illustration technique? You can ASK US HERE everything you’d like to know know and we’ll answer in the next episodes! Want to submit to Jute Magazine? Do it here! Want to listen offline on your device? Download the episode from here (right-click and Save link as) JOIN US ON: Facebook and Google+

In this episode of the Fashion Photography Podcast we meet the photography illustrator Hugh Ketschmer(@hugh_kretschmer) Is photography a family art or a door to a deeper connection? How to find the path to your true style? How to handle rejections? You can ASK US about all the little facts you’d like to know and we’ll answer in the next Augusts episodes! Want to submit to Jute Magazine? Do it here! Want to listen offline on your device? Download the episode from here (right-click and Save link as) JOIN US ON: Facebook and Google+

Samantha Paige met Lily Mandelbaum and Elisa Goodkind, the creators of Style Like U, at their “True Style is What’s Underneath: The Self-Acceptance Revolution” book signing in Los Angeles. Just weeks later, Lily and Elisa interviewed Paige for their Dispelling Beauty Myths video series with Allure magazine in New York. In this interview, Paige was excited to switch roles and ask the mother-daughter duo powerful questions about their lives. They touch upon life before Style Like U, the last cuts they made to step into this creative endeavor, where they find inspiration for and connection to their work and how they stay open and vulnerable to and during this transformative process. These two women share eloquently and openly about the importance of redefining individuality, the value of staying true to oneself in spite of society’s homogenizing messages and the deep connection all beings share. In the same vulnerable spirit of the intimate docu-style video portraits of Style Like U, Mandelbaum and Goodkind open up with Paige about the importance of always going deeper within oneself in order to make a bolder contribution in the world. To connect with Lily Mandelbaum and Elisa Goodkind and discover more about Style Like U, please visit stylelikeu.com, Style Like U on YouTube and @stylelikeu on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

Hands up who’s over the narrow view of beauty peddled by mainstream fashion brands and media! Elisa Goodkind wants us to take back our power from magazines, advertising and the money-driven global fashion business, so that getting dressed each day becomes an act of self-love.  With their platform StyleLikeU New Yorkers Elisa and her daughter Lily Mandelbaum are breaking down the fake stereotypes about what’s beautiful, and what’s supposedly not.  They’ve published a new booked called True Style is What's Underneath: The Self-Acceptance Revolution. They take their message on the road, holding open castings and talks around the world. And they make intimate documentary-style video portraits that “explore how style is not about trends, money or presenting a façade of photoshopped perfection”. No wonder these videos have gone viral – with over 35 million views. What comes across more than anything when you watch them is how we are all the same in our difference. The WARDROBE CRISIS show notes unpack the issues addressed in each Episode. Way more than just links, it's like a mini magazine!  Head over to www.clarepress.com/ to read yours and #bethechange Music is by Montaigne http://www.montaignemusic.com.au/ Enjoying the show? Please leave a review in iTunes. It helps other people find us.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Elisa Goodkind and Lily Mandelbaum are the co-founders of StyleLikeU, a company that creates the documentary-style video series “What's Underneath” that explores how style is not about trends, money, or presenting a facade of photoshopped perfection. Rather, true style is the result of radical self-acceptance. In this episode, Elisa and Lily — who are mother and daughter — share how and why they started StyleLikeU in 2009, and how it has evolved from an idea to a video series that has been viewed over 35 million times, and from a book to a movement. Today, Elisa and Lily have interviewed hundreds of people about their unique perspectives on style and identity — a perspective that is quite different from the one portrayed by today's fashion industry and the media. You can watch the video series on YouTube, buy the book ‘True Style is What's Underneath — The Self-Acceptance Revolution', and follow the project on Instagram. http://stylelikeu.com/ https://www.youtube.com/user/stylelikeu https://www.instagram.com/stylelikeu/ http://amzn.to/2v9gCKy For more, visit http://rolemodels.co/podcast Sign up for news & updates about Role Models: http://eepurl.com/cLX_PD Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/rolemodels

~The Simple Sophisticate, episode #149 ~Subscribe to The Simple Sophisticate: iTunes | Stitcher | iHeartRadio "What's true style? Knowing how to mix the right combinations of ingredients." —Ines de la Fressange, author of Parisian Chic Look Book: What Should I Wear Today? Most of us have heard of and are incorporating into our lives a capsule wardrobe, but as much as we'd love to hire a stylist to tell us what to wear every day and how to style the clothes we've invested in, we either absolutely cannot afford such an extravagance or well, let's get serious. But the truth is, we can do it ourselves. Understanding how to cultivate true style into our lives throughout the entire year is completely possible so long as we learn the necessary tools and fail-safe combinations. Former Chanel model and the epitome of Parisian chic Ines de la Fressange has just released her new book to follow up her wildly successful first Parisian Chic, and in it she does the work of the stylist. Parisian Chic Look Book: What Should I Wear Today? does everything for you except the shopping. With nearly every page in the 130 page book filled with styled outfits and noted for which occasion they would be perfect for, this look book is your guide when you step into your closet. This look book is the finishing touch to building your confidence that you do know how to dress well without having too many clothes to choose from and feeling you have nothing to wear. What I would like to do today is share a glimpse of Ines' suggestions and my favorite outfits, and then I highly recommend you pick up or check out this book. If you are someone who appreciates the classic Parisian chic approach to style, if you adhere to a capsule wardrobe approach and if you want to keep it simple but mix high and low items ensuring you look effortlessly style, take a look inside the book and discover how to become the stylist you've always wanted to hire. 1. Stock your closet with the essentials capsule wardrobe essentials handbags shoes jewelry lingerie outerwear scarves belts Often we have almost everything we need but a few finishing touches are missing. Take a look at her detailed list (above are just the categories) and find what you may need or what to look for the next time you are shopping or a wonderful sale on your favorite designer clothing or accessories offers a beautiful price. 2. Stick to a dress code unique to each general occasion business beyond the uniform that works for you, how to choose an outfit that transitions from one work place to another business appointment (applying for a loan, a business dinner, etc.) "I Have a Tricky Day Ahead" silk print pants v-neck sweater black velvet flats classic watch bangles family gatherings lunch with a family member, a great aunt perhaps? high waisted pants ruffled or signature blouse pendant necklace high heels or platforms a scarf as a belt personal get-togethers a dinner with an old flame over-the-knee pencil skirt velvet jacket camisole heels classic watch evening attire Dinner at Home with Friends blue jeans white blouse black belt gold bangles black velvet flats vacation airport attire stylish sweatpants t-shirt v-neck sweater (oversized) flat slide sandals navy men's overcoat special, unique occasions museum buff black midi, (perhaps body-con) dress denim jacket lace up sneakers saddle bag bracelets 3. Stick to neutrals One common thread I noticed through all of the items Ines suggests is a neutral color palette. Black, navy, white, khaki/biege, gray, light blue, stripes. While there were a few signature pieces, a sequin gold camisole, printed silk pants, a hot pink sweater and a red saddle purse, these boisterous colors were few, but powerful. The mixing and matching becomes easier when you adhere to a neutral palette that complements your skin tone. Don't deviate from this. For example, the pop of color I often choose is blush pink: my skin instantly looks more bronzed and healthy and it pairs well with everything else in my closet depending upon the season and occasion. Other than that its navy, gray, black, white, stripes and light blue. 4. Finish with few accessories, but don't forget them Each of her looks as you pour through the book reveal typically one piece of jewelry being worn if any and an expected, but signature tote, coat or pair of shoes. 5. Purchase well and don't fuss The key with Parisian chic style is mixing the high and low: a beautiful white silk blouse from Saint Laurent paired with classic denim jeans and costume jewelry bangles. Knowing what you are wearing looks well on your physique will enabled you to say no to extra details and finish with just the right amount of detail. Then once it all comes together, you can relax and enjoy wherever you are headed. 6. Learn the fashion style tricks  wear a khaki military jacket over a little black dress wear a rock t-shirt with a pencil skirt buy clothes in the men's department A sampling of items that what works for me: jumpsuit denim jacket pencil skirts simple black dress long shirt dress black/navy v-neck sweater black/white t-shirt navy blazer trench coat blue jeans slip-on sneakers wellies (farm/ranch boots) black tote classic watch brown/black belt camisoles black panties black bra men's camel coat (I actually wear a woman's but it is one size too large) Ultimately, seeing how to pull something together, seeing it on a model is a useful visual we often do not see when it comes to basics and not all in one place. Covered in gold that shimmers, the book will be easy to spot on the shelf as you look to use it again and again and again until these classic ensembles become engrained in your memory. THe most significant take-away for me was a sigh of relief when I saw the outfits. The number of items involved were minimal, the key was quality items paired with finishing touches that worked with the woman's body and the other neutral pieces. So start with #1, begin to build the foundation which is the necessary clothing and then have fun and look forward to stepping into your closet again. Petit Plaisir: —Tartine All Day: Modern Recipes for the Home Cook by Elisabeth Prueitt   Download the Episode Download the Episode

Today’s Guest I first met today's guest via the fabulous Catherine Watkin, who we discuss in this episode. I really love Helen's approach to style, and how she works to help women find their own true style, rather than arbitrarily assigning them one. She's got a very holistic five step approach to what she does, and we discuss this in the episode. For twelve years, Helen Reynolds has been helping people to improve their professional image and personal confidence. She has a degree in Business Administration and languages, and worked for many years in a corporate environment for The National Magazine Company (now Hearst Magazines) working on brands such as Harpers Bazaar, Country Living, Good Housekeeping and Cosmopolitan. She undertook her image analysis training with Carol Goodsman of Image Professional and set up her first image business, StyleStep, in 2009. After helping hundreds of women to make changes to their image, she spotted a need for a discreet, personal, in-depth service for busy business women who need the stress taken out of their wardrobe management. She then re-branded and now operates under her own name, offering an exclusive high-end service. Helen offers her services to successful female business owners that have neither the time nor the confidence to shop for clothes. She helps them to build a wardrobe full of fabulous clothes that they look forward to wearing and that make them feel great. This makes it easier for them to attract the right kind of people into their lives and businesses. Her motivation comes from seeing the great changes in confidence in her clients. When they wear clothes that “love them back”, they walk tall and exude confidence. What You’ll Learn Helen's five step system to style. How finding your style can actually help your business grow. Did you know that clothes can love you back? Learn what this means. How to find the right image consultant for you. One easy action step you can take away to feel better TODAY about your style. Inspiring Women in Business Sophie Mahir Catherine Watkin Connect With Helen Website Facebook Twitter Learn the five secrets to style that will actually help you grow your business. http://wp.me/p3QOiq-xj

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In this episode we discover the three key elements to being a thoroughly stylish woman. Items mentioned in this episode: Why our emotional style affects how we are perceived by others What mental style is: the things we know, our behaviour, our skills and how they affect our overall style Our physical style and the judgement of others A definition [...]