08/26/2026
In recent years, the way that I work with my clients has shifted from ‘edit, shop, style, repeat’ to something much more intentional.
When we enter a new season of life (new job, move, growing family, etc) our wardrobes are often the last thing in our lives to catch up. We might fill the immediate gaps, by a few things to ‘get us by’ but rarely do we ask “Does my wardrobe reflect the person I am today?” Or better yet “The person I’m becoming?”
And sometimes, the most important part isn’t what we add. It’s what we’re willing to let go of. The clothes we keep for “someday.” The pieces attached to an old body, lifestyle, career, or version of ourselves.
That’s why my work goes much deeper than clothes. When I work with my clients, I want to understand the season they’re living as well as the season they’re leaving and help build a wardrobe that supports that evolution.
Comment “FUTURE ME” to learn more about the connection between your wardrobe and your identity.