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10 New Year’s Style Resolutions YOU Should Make!

Written by Scarlett De Bease on December 30, 2015. Posted in Image and Style, News and Events, Shopping Tips, What To Wear. 2 Comments on 10 New Year’s Style Resolutions YOU Should Make!

10 New Year’s Style Resolutions For Women

These 10 New Year’s Style Resolutions YOU Should Make, are worth repeating year after year, after year.

1. I will no longer wear wear clothes that are too tight, which means trying a size up now and then to get the right fit.

2. I will get an annual Bra fitting and get a few new bras to replace the ones that have stretched out.

3. I will get a few new tops that skim my middle and disguise the tummy.

4. I will only wear leggings with tops that cover my derriere, because Leggings are not pants.

5. I will stop buying the same tops and pants in multiple colors, over and over again.

6. I will not wear shorts and tights together, or encourage others to do so.

shorts worn with tights

7. I will never wear shearling slippers as shoes no matter how rushed I may be.

8. I will never wear Pajama pants outside of my home, unless I am at a slumber party.

9. I will never wear socks with sandals. If my feet are cold, I’ll wear boots.

10. I will stop only wearing shoes that look comfortable and find shoes that look stylish while providing comfort, because they really do exist.

Contact me to set up a complimentary, AKA free,
15 minute Stop Stressing About Dressing Strategy Session call.

WARNING: Please DO NOT set up this call with me if you already always know what to wear and buy, as well as NEVER get frustrated trying to put an outfit together.

“Scarlett helps to take the pain out of shopping! She prepares a dressing room full of clothes that fit your style, size and budget – and you confidently walk out with outfits that fit and feel good. Gilda Bonanno
Keynote Speaker, Presentation Skills Coach, Communication Skills Trainer www.gildabonanno.com“

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10 Fashion Resolutions For Women

Written by Scarlett De Bease on December 29, 2014. Posted in Image and Style, Shopping Tips, What To Wear.

10 Fashion Resolutions For Women

1. I will no longer wear clothes that are too tight, which means trying a size up now and then to get the right fit.

2. I will get an annual Bra fitting and get a few new bras to replace the ones that have stretched out.

3. I will get a few new tops that skim my middle and disguise the tummy.

4. I will only wear leggings with tops that cover my derriere because Leggings are not pants.

5. I will stop buying the same tops and pants in multiple colors, over and over again.

6. I will not wear shorts and tights together or encourage others to do so.

Fashion Resolutions For Women — shorts worn with tights

7. I will never wear shearling slippers as shoes no matter how rushed I may be.

8. I will never wear Pajama pants outside of my home unless I am at a slumber party.

9. I will never wear socks with sandals. If my feet are cold, I’ll wear boots.

10. I will stop only wearing shoes that look comfortable and find shoes that look stylish while providing comfort because they really do exist.

End your closet shame here with these free tips to help you break up with the clothes that are doing you wrong.

“As the owner of a marketing agency, personal shopper Scarlett understood the “look” I wanted to achieve. She presented me with mix-and-match options that were age-appropriate and budget-friendly. Now, I feel much more confident when I am making new business presentations, facilitating client meetings and attending networking events. I actually look forward to getting dressed each day. I can’t wait to shop with Scarlett again!”—Heather B. Habelka,
Principal, Red Poppy Marketing

Professional Image Counts for Getting The Job of Your Dreams

Written by Scarlett De Bease on May 28, 2014. Posted in Image and Business. 2 Comments on Professional Image Counts for Getting The Job of Your Dreams

Professional Image Counts for Getting The Job of Your Dreams

I am delighted to introduce you to my first guest blogger, Stephanie Goetsch, and know that you would want to share her excellent advice on professional image with those you know who are interviewing for jobs and/or the college grads who will be heading off into the job search market.

Ace the Interview with Image 101

“Finding a better job” is among the Top 10 most made New Year’s Resolutions. If you’ll be ringing in the New Year determined to find the career of your dreams then this is for you.
There’s so much more to landing your dream job than simply sending off your resume – like acing the interview. Did you know image is as much a part of your interview success as your answers? Oh yeah, it is.
Interview Image 101 all begins with company culture. Let me explain…
You’ve done your homework to prepare for the interview and now the big day is here. First thing you need to do: get dressed. But it’s not quite as simple as it sounds. Let’s take a look at Interview Image 101: Business Do’s & Don’ts.

Image rules exist not to stifle your personal style, or make you a corporate drone, but to ensure nothing distracts from your message – your qualifications are the star of this show. What you choose to wear to your interview must complement your message and importantly show your future employer you “get them,” their culture and mission.

What you wear to the interview shows whether or not you ‘get’ the company culture and if you’ll be an employee fit.

This may come as a shock, but the classic business black suit is not always appropriate. Your image, what you wear, should reflect the company culture of your future employer, thereby sending the message you “get it.” If you are interviewing for a position on Wall Street, or with a major consulting firm, bank, or other conservative employer, go with a complementary conservative look (think a pressed black or navy blue suit). On the other hand, if you’re interviewing with a grassroots non-profit, your image should convey a polished but “down to earth” message (think clean and crisp khakis, blazer and collared shirt).

Can’t decide the right look? Consider how the CEO of your dream employer would dress and mimic his/her look. It’s always good to aim high!

Scarlett’s insight & knowledge of color choices, jewelry shapes and neckline styles has helped me create a successful system for my wardrobe. Her approachability & understanding of my concerns was key for my choosing her to be my stylist. From conference rooms & classes to client consultations, I now have more confidence & “curb appeal!” Thank you Scarlett!

—Margaret Ann Innis

Schedule your Get Acquainted Call to find out how I can show you how to always know what to wear.

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Tag: New Years Resolutions

10 New Year’s Style Resolutions YOU Should Make!

10 New Year’s Style Resolutions For Women

Contact me to set up a complimentary, AKA free, 15 minute Stop Stressing About Dressing Strategy Session call.

WARNING: Please DO NOT set up this call with me if you already always know what to wear and buy, as well as NEVER get frustrated trying to put an outfit together.

10 Fashion Resolutions For Women

10 Fashion Resolutions For Women

End your closet shame here with these free tips to help you break up with the clothes that are doing you wrong.

Professional Image Counts for Getting The Job of Your Dreams

Schedule your Get Acquainted Call to find out how I can show you how to always know what to wear.

Contact me to set up a complimentary, AKA free,
15 minute Stop Stressing About Dressing Strategy Session call.