Good afternoon Fashionistas!!

So you've got Pinterest boards, magazines, people you follow on Instagram and Twitter all for style inspiration, which is great! But how many of you actually review it and recreate the outfits on a regular basis? Yeah I can guess the answer to that. I resolved your problem. Although a large portion of my business is built on styling and personal shopping I find that people are sometimes lost after I leave their homes and closets. I have decided to add a service and actually come inside of your closet and create all new outfits you've never dreamed possible. I recently did this for a client this week and it went well. I actually went to her Pinterest Board for inspiration on outfits she loved but couldn't actually buy at the given moment. She loved the outcome and I can't wait to do it again. We included the trailer for your viewing pleasure (First episode coming soon!) and we will have a YouTube channel dedicated to our take on style, closets, and dressing people. Please subscribe and as always thanks for your support. Ciao!

I don't have much to write about today but wanted to share this article I read from Instyle Magazine about how to get that Parisian Style we all love. Read and tell me what you think!

http://news.instyle.com/2014/01/03/oh-la-la-4-secrets-to-getting-parisian-style-like-the-stars/

Hey there! So I'm home battling a sinus infection/cold so why not blog? Since I can't sleep anyway. This week I styled my client in a sequined paneled pencil skirt from one of my favorite stores in the UK. This is lovely on her because she has a somewhat hourglass shape. I know they say everyone looks good in a pencil skirt but that's not always true because if you're straight up and down uou need something interesting going on at the bottom half of your torso like a flare or something! Almost every woman I shop for tells me they love pencil skirts, I almost want to laugh because not single body looks their best in them of course there are a lot of factors such as the material, the weight of the material, the pattern, the amount of stretch and so forth. So my client looks lovely in this skirt but that doesn't mean you will. Think out of the box next time you reach for a skirt. What are you accenting? What are you hiding? Never settle into one style of a skirt! #staychic

Hello ya'll! It's a new year and new beginnings. I keep getting friends or potential clients telling me they need to clean out their closets. The new year brings on this newfound perspective to clean up one's life. It's like how were you living with it looking that during the whole year of 2013. Anywho, I'm always asked for advice on how to tackle this situation. I won't give out my trade secrets otherwise I'd be out of a job, but I can give you some tips.

1) Never clean out your closet alone. Always have a friend or a professional assist with this task you've been dreading. You should always have a friend that doesn't have an ulterior motive, like wanting you to get rid of clothes so they can have them. 

2) When cleaning, make 4 piles to go through later: keep, fix, get rid of, and maybes. Once you complete this you can review the piles later, you should have more clarity then. 

3)Make some money off the good stuff you have, if it's hard to part with because of the worth try taking it to a consignment store. 

If you have the money to hire a professional, it's always preferred because they can help you with a vision for your closet as well as get rid of the clothes or consign them for you. This is important because some of my clients hate taking the clothes out of the house themselves, even though it's only to a local Goodwill or charity store. If you hire us to do it we can take care of it and we can even help you to coordinate all of the items in your closet in a way you never knew.

That's all I'm sharing for now. Ciao Bella!