I met Ungenita Prevost at the beginning of my journey as an entrepreneur. We actually were both just striking out on our own.
We’ve come a long way!
In fact we talk about a few things:
Picking out the perfect gifts for the ones I love is not something I take lightly. For me, it’s not about the amount of money that I spend, but the meaning behind the gift.
A few things I consider as I plan my shopping for friends and family:
One of my key desires in gifting is giving something that is useful,
Here at Ustyled we’re all about YOU.
And one of the questions I get a LOT is ‘Where do I start?’ or ‘How do I start?’
Which is a GREAT question! It’s a big question, but it’s so great because it’s oh so easy to end up in overwhelm with your closet, style … and least of all shopping!
There is quite honestly just too much to sort through for it all to seem easy.
How can I FEEL comfortable yet still look stylish?
This is a common question for women.
Women who work from home, women who run errands in their downtime and ESPECIALLY for women (and men) with regard to traveling.
The frustration for those who travel and want to feel comfortable and stylish (or even work from home) is that we do one of two things: we often overdress for travel (and our errands) and don’t feel as though we can relax in our form fitting clothes OR we are rushing around so much that we throw on any combination of comfortable items and may feel frumpy and unpolished.
I love the holidays. It’s the time-of-year equivalent of Disneyland for me. And I love Disneyland. As soon as I step foot inside the gates a huge grin inevitably erupts across my face. All cares are washed away in this magical place.
And I really feel the same way about the holidays. The holiday songs on the radio, the lights around the neighborhood, decorating the house, an excuse to give thoughtful gifts to those you love.
Let’s think about Halloween for a moment. You may have literally worn a costume to work in celebration.
It’s fun playing dress up – pretending to be something you’re not. At least that one day a year.
My question is: how do you feel all the other days you have to dress for work?
Are you wearing what you’re supposed to wear or what you want to wear?
If you’re wearing what you’re supposed to wear simply because it’s appropriate for the situation,
What an inspiration! Vogue has released an exclusive except from Donna Karan’s upcoming memoir, and I can’t wait to read the full story.
“Women have to be all the things men are, minus the things we would judge women harshly for.” So how can executive women avoid being called the B word?
This is a GREAT way to think about managing maternity leave while still excelling in your career.