It takes only 2 to find a well-fitting bathing suit.
2 is the magic number.
Do not and I mean do not try a bathing suit on in your clothing size.
I have no idea why the swimsuit and wedding dress designers chose to size their designs differently than clothes, but they did.
And they make women feel big and unhappy.
You should try on suits in 1 to 2 sizes up from your clothing size, and if you don’t you’re destined for a miserable, ego-deflating shopping experience because the swimsuit will be too tight and short on you.
Go up and you’ll look and feel like you went down a size or two.
Give it a try and let me know how it goes.
For more Tips To Find A Bathing Suit, read this blog I wrote a few years ago.
In the last few months, I’ve gotten some emails with the subject and opening lines from clients that either made me laugh out loud, think it was spam, or simply made me smile as I was reminded of why I do what I do.
Here are just a few as I received them:
BILL ME
Thanks for the find!
we nailed it – photoshoot
Need Outfit idea for a play
PANTS FOR VERY HOT WEATHER
How do you do that?
Impressed!
Thanks for the find!
I could use your help again!
Let’s have some fun.
I showed you mine so please, now show me yours.
If you were going to send me an email about what you want or need in your closet, what would your opening or subject lines be?
Here I am in Better Than Gossip’s podcast giving you the tips and incentive to change your clothes and how you see yourself in them.
In today’s episode of Better Than Gossip, Amy and Lisa chat with Scarlett DeBease, an image consultant, personal stylist, speaker, and author of Stop Stressing About Dressing. Scarlett has the incredible gift of helping women dress in a way that makes them feel empowered and show up as their best selves.
What You’ll Learn on this Show:
How to dress for a date and get back out there confidently after two long years spent indoors.
Why you need to have a sense of humor when it comes to dressing.
How to accessorize and get the proportions right.
How Scarlett got her start in fashion and her No. 1 outfit recommendation for all women.
Here’s a fashion trend I like, even though I hate trends…Dopamine Dressing!
Huh?
Trends are designed to make you buy new clothes.
New clothes are wonderful as long as they look good on you, and when a trend doesn’t look good on you, neither will your new clothes.
There are many clothing style choices these days that don’t look ridiculously trendy but slim us down and elevate our style.
But, I do have one exception.
The best trend for you is…Dopamine Dressing!!
Dopamine Dressing involves dressing to boost your mood, and when you wear clothes that make you look and feel slimmer, confident, approachable, and put-together, you’ll be boosted every single day of the year!
Here’s a bit more of my thoughts on fashion trends and dressing to look and feel happy:
I hope you’ve enjoyed this video. I’d love to know your thoughts on this trend- click reply to let me know!
Until next time!
P.S. When you’re ready, here are 3 ways I can help you:
If you’re ready to dress to make your stomach look flatter, your butt look smaller, and your style less frumpy; if you’re ready to feel confident in your clothes…sign up for my video course today.
Tired of spending hours (or years?!) looking for the perfect jeans? We solve finding the perfect jeans for your body – and other similar topics – on my YouTube channel. Subscribe today.
Are you often frustrated when trying to figure out what to wear? Virtual wardrobe styling is the answer! You’ll learn which style of clothes and accessories you should wear and avoid without leaving the comfort of your home or office. Click here to learn more.
It’s time for you to stop making this very common
clothes shopping mistake.
Stop buying more of what you already own.
When it comes to buying clothes, you are likely drawn to what you’re used to wearing, even if it might not be your most flattering look or fit.
And then, you buy it over and over. Be it another pair of black pants, leggings, a top you have in multiple colors, etc.
Break your habit, and try on something you’ve never worn before. Hey, even I need to do this sometimes.
I promise you’ll be happily surprised when a totally different style, fit and color looks very good on you, and then your closet won’t be filled with clothes that all look the same and you won’t be bored like this woman was.
Tiny tweaks make big differences in how we look, and when you know the ones perfect for your unique features and life, you will stop feeling bad when you go out and start feeling and looking like the fabulous woman you are.
Here is another one of my tips for you to use starting today..
When you’re ready to stop feeling less than and turning down invitations and other opportunities, book a complimentary Know What To Wear Call with me and find out how to get outfits that will get you excited to go out and be seen.
Who else has spent hours, days, or years trying to find jeans that fit and flatter?
Let’s face it, finding a pair of jeans that we can get into and zipped, is as frustrating as trying on bathing suits.
Actually, worse because we can sit by the pool not wearing a bathing suit.
We could wear jeans…
and now we’re right back struggling to find a pair that make our tush and tummy look good.
Today I’m going to share tips on how to look better in jeans & where to find them.
The search began for me decades ago, and as my body, designs, and fabrications have changed, so have the jeans that look good on me and likely you as well.
Watch my video below to see why rolling up or shortening
your jeans can be a thumbs up or down, and so much more.
NOTE: I still love skinny-legged jeans, which is what I’m wearing in the above photos, despite the current trend of more baggy-shaped jeans being pushed on us.
Skinny/narrow styles can make your legs look longer and leaner when worn with longer tops, and if this shape isn’t right for you because it truly isn’t flattering on everyone, try straight-legged jeans.
Straight-legged have a bit more wiggle room, without adding unnecessary width to your body.
Grab all my jeans suggestions below.
Here are my current favorite jeans for you to try.
Questions, suggestions, or thank you my butt looks great comments? Send them my way to Scarlett@ScarlettImage.com.