I walked past this gorgeous little number in a store (pre-quarantine!). Every fiber of my being told me to keep walking because I don’t wear blazers.

Here’s the thing though – being so set on what you will or will not wear (even if it started out from a joyful intent) makes you miss out on future joy. It limits you from trying new things – and it’s one of the quickest ways to get yourself stuck in a style rut.

Focusing on what to keep means you’re giving more space to things you love. Here are a few questions to ask yourself, when trying to determine whether or not to keep a piece of clothing.

Focusing on what to keep means you’re giving more space to things you love. Here are a few questions to ask yourself, when trying to determine whether or not to keep a piece of clothing.

Personal style is about so much more than how you look. It's about how you show up - in the world, in your life, in private and public, in those small everyday moments.

My number one piece of advice when it comes to shoes? Make a statement! Contrary to what you might hear, this is not the place to invest in neutral or basic staple styles.

One of the most common things I hear as a style coach is, "I'd love to wear more color but I just don't know how." And I get it. Wearing a new color or pairing colors together when you normally dress in neutrals can feel a little intimidating. So I'm breaking it down for you step-by-step. Let's get colorful!

What I’m about to say might shock you. There is no such thing as staple items every woman should own. You heard me right, no such thing as 10 must have items or 5 summer style essentials you need in your wardrobe or the 7 pieces every stylish woman has in their closet. Why? No two people are alike, so why would you need the same staple items as everyone else? Ya don’t!

If you’ve ever had a bad experience in a dressing room that left you hating on your body, then you need to know one very important thing. The real deal with clothes that so often gets overlooked is this simple fact: mass produced clothes are not actually made to fit the masses.⠀