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Here’s A Quick & Easy Closet Makeover Tip

Written by Scarlett De Bease on August 20, 2018. Posted in Caring for Clothes, Organizing Tips.

I’m embarrassed to say, that my closet was ugly & needed a makeover.

Change is good and easy.

No More Wire & Plastic Hangers!

You would be amazed at how a $20 dress can look as good as a $200 dress when hung on a simple attractive hanger. Just as surprising, is how bad a $200 dress can look on a wire, or plastic store hanger.

BEFORE

This used to be how I hung my clothes. Yes, the hangers are all the same, but they are ugly. Plastic white hangers tend to turn yellow and stand out in an unattractive manner.

AFTER

Hang all your clothes on the same type and color hanger, and you will find yourself smiling each time you open your closet doors.

Imagine how if one simple change such as switching out your hangers will make, how much more can be done with your “I can’t find anything to wear” closet.

I used these hangers from Bed Bath & Beyond
and don’t forget your 20% off coupon.

Well, you don’t have to imagine, because when you join my FREE 5 day Clean Your Closet Plan to End Your Closet Shame.

Sign up HERE to get an easy to follow tip per day for just 5 days, so you can only have the clothes in your closet that you’ll
want and love to wear.

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What Does Your Business Image Say?

Written by Scarlett De Bease on June 11, 2014. Posted in Image and Business.

The importance of your personal and business image for your career.

What are you saying when you walk into a room? Are you giving the impression that you would prefer not being there, or that you have much to offer to potentials clients and contacts?

The message you send starts not with what you say, but how you carry and portray yourself.

You need to feel good about how you look and what you are wearing so that you project the confidence that you need in order to have a successful business and career. Believe in yourself, don’t put yourself down, and take a step or two to make yourself feel and look as wonderful as you truly are.

Go here to get my FREE Guide: 5 Style Tips To Look Younger, Thinner and Taller.

“Scarlett makes it incredibly simple to view your closet as your friend, (not your enemy) when designing the business image you want to project to your market. She educates and inspires you to create the image you want to project in the context of what you truly want to attract. And for so many business owners, that can be a critical distinction in the kind of clients you get to serve. She’s a 6-figure business owner’s partner in success!”
Think Bigger Coach and creator of the 6-Figure Idea Incubator: Where profitable businesses are born(TM) —Chris Makell, Danbury Ct.
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Professional Wardrobe Advice for Women Entrepreneurs

Written by Scarlett De Bease on May 20, 2014. Posted in Image and Business, Image and Style, Uncategorized. 3 Comments

Professional wardrobe advice for women entrepreneurs and speakers is available, affordable, and essential if you are looking to grow your business, get more clients, and feel confident about your appearance.

Please answer the following questions and note how many have YES, as an answer:

1. Are you one of the many talented and successful women entrepreneurs who are not sure that your professional wardrobe is properly representing your accomplishments and talents?
2. Do you feel that you look out of style or lack any style?
3. Do you look into your closet and you see that you have plenty of clothes, yet it takes you hours to figure out what to wear for business and personal events?
4. Do you feel self conscious about your appearance in the clothes you are currently wearing?

If you answered yes to more than two of the above questions congratulations! This is great news because you are now aware that you are smart enough to realize your success and income depend upon a variety of factors, including what you wear.

I discovered thru a FaceBook friend, this excellent advice for professional speakers, although it applies to executives and entrepreneurs as well.
“When you come out to speak, realize that your attire and demeanor are conveying a message. You want to make sure they are consistent with the message of your brand.” John Rasiej, Developer of the Speak Louder Than Words System

Look at magazines like More and Real Simple for inspiration for polished, stylish and professional looks for women. Read blogs and articles with professional wardrobe advice from professional wardrobe stylists such as myself as well as various news organizations, such as this article in Huffington Post for Women. This particular article echoes a lot of tips I give my clients and readers on a regular basis.

I do offer a free 15 minute consultation, if you or anyone you know may benefit from learning what to wear and buy, so that your appearance will reflect your strengths and talents. Plus you’ll get my added bonus of looking younger, thinner and taller!

“Scarlett makes it incredibly simple to view your closet as your friend, (not your enemy) when designing the business image you want to project to your market. She educates and inspires you to create the image you want to project in the context of what you truly want to attract. And for so many business owners, that can be a critical distinction in the kind of clients you get to serve. She’s a 6-figure business owner’s partner in success!
Think Bigger Coach and creator of the 6-Figure Idea Incubator: Where profitable businesses are born(TM)

—Chris Makell, Danbury Ct.