There are so many reasons why Ustyled resonates with the style of organizing that Lili Pettit offers with her business, Clutter Healing …
For one, when we work with a client, our intention is to help them create a wardrobe full of pieces they LOVE and make them feel powerful. Lili helps her clients to release items they’ve been holding on to … in their closet and around their house … so they can have a house full of things they LOVE.
Last week I hosted an intimate gathering of smart, successful and beautiful women to discuss Style Power. This salon setting was intended to be very conversational so we could talk about what it really means to ‘dress for success’ in today’s professional world.
Of course, there is no easy answer for women.
There is a constant struggle, a tug of war between what is considered acceptable in any given situation.
The questions seem endless:
Emma Watson continues to trailblaze her own path. Her latest venture is a feminist book club, and the first selection is none other than Gloria Steinem’s latest memoir, My Life on the Road.
Love these four tips on how to connect our passion with purpose. It starts with cultivating confidence and builds from there, exactly what Style Power is all about!
“It’s disheartening to see the word ‘unprofessional’
Recently, I was asked: “How did you get to be so confident?”
The question startled me as bit as I’d never thought about it that way. It just is. I am confident. But it was also thought-provoking.
Good question. How DID I become as confident in myself as I am now?
Because I certainly wasn’t always this confident. Also, it’s a different kind of confidence. It’s grounded in purpose and centered in me being happy with ME.
Over the years, this question has come up a lot and it’s a GREAT question: Why should I hire a Personal Stylist instead of work with a Personal Shopper at a store?
First of all, I would LOVE for you to try working with a shopper at a store! Ustyled was born of the idea of making it as EASY as possible for women to update their wardrobes.
It’s that time of year again: New year, new YOU!
Except that we don’t and can’t change overnight. We’re hard wired to want to keep doing the bad habits we claim we want to change.
Such as buying another white tee shirt (guilty) or another pair of black pants.
The only way that we can actually create change is through awareness. Until you know better, you won’t be able to do better.
This whole discussion with Ginni Rometty, CEO of IBM, is powerful, but it’s her final message that really hits home: growth and comfort cannot coexist.
We already know that women make $.79 to a man’s dollar, but this calculator determines the difference in wages before and after a woman has a child.
Yes and yes! A site full of amazing makeup video tutorials.