Chances are you already have sweaters that are in style for Fall 2023. Classic, timeless silhouettes in solid, neutral colors are definitely the trend this season. After reviewing your collection of sweaters, you may decided it’s time to add a few new ones (and I’ll share a few more Fall 2023 sweater trends in this blog), but start with these four things you can do right now to prep for sweater weather!

The only 3 pairs of shoes you need to pack for up to a year of travel! A travel expert and stylist collaborated to pick the top styles within these three shoe categories.

The start of a new season is an opportunity to add new items to your wardrobe. I recently posted a blog that explained how to build a wardrobe that is strategic. You want to first build a core base or capsule of items that are quality, well fitting timeless items. You then add in new, current (aka “on trend”) items each season. This is the fun part!

Here are the 5 fall trends I am excited about, and have already started to embrace:

Does your closet feel like a strategically-planned collection of clothes that allows you to easily put outfits together that reflect your personal style?

If you’re like most women, you have a hodgepodge of items: old, new, some that fit, some that don’t, high quality, poor quality, worn out and never worn. It’s no surprise that putting outfits together every morning is confusing and uninspiring.

It seems everyone is traveling this summer and I’m busy helping clients with one of my most popular packages - The Travel Capsule.

After building multiple travel capsules specifically for Europe, (and traveling quite a bit myself), I not only have the perfect 15 piece travel capsule that will fit in a carry on, but I also have several tips and tricks for making a capsule work hard for you on your trip. Here are the 15 essential items for 10-14 days in Europe

A skirt is a perfect way to add a pop of color, pattern to texture to your wardrobe. I love a skirt with some structure like taffeta or a stiff cotton because it holds it’s shape and you really “see” the fabric.