You open your closet. It’s packed with clothes- some with tags still on, some you haven’t worn in years, and a few faithful pieces you reach for constantly because they’re “safe.” You stand there, already exhausted, thinking: “I have nothing to wear.” Sound familiar? This isn’t a wardrobe problem. This is decision fatigue masquerading as […]

Guest Blog Written by Ashleigh C. Henry When Reinvention Isn’t the Answer: Finding Your Style Through Integration, Not Overhaul In moments of transition, we often reach for reinvention. But true attunement with yourself doesn’t come from changing everything at once. It comes from integrating who you’ve been with who you’re deepening into being. The verbiage […]

Have you ever walked into an event and immediately felt something shift? Maybe it was the energy, the aesthetic, or the way every detail seemed intentionally crafted to make you feel something. That’s the power of brand activation- and it’s exactly what I bring to every color analysis party and styling event.  As an intuitive […]

Shopping for clothes is meant to be joyful. It is about finding pieces that make you feel confident, beautiful, and authentically you. But sometimes finding clothes that fit both your body and your spirit feels like navigating a maze blindfolded. I’ve had the privilege of working with many trans women throughout my styling career, and […]

Non-binary identity is beautifully diverse, and so is non-binary style. You might gravitate toward androgynous looks, or you might love traditionally feminine pieces one day and masculine the next. You may prefer clothing that completely transcends gender categories altogether. All of these expressions are valid, authentic, and worthy of celebration. As a queer stylist who’s […]

I heard it again last week. A potential client told me she wasn’t ready to work together yet because she was “planning to lose some weight first.” She wanted to wait until she reached her “goal weight” before investing in new clothes. My heart broke a little. Because here’s what I know after years of […]