Today I want to discuss a fun topic – Y2K fashion trends! I recently received an “Ask Lauren” question asking my opinion on the situation, and I thought it would be interesting to share my thoughts.   First things first, I don’t necessarily follow trends. However, being aware of them is crucial in my line of work. As my mentor used to say, “If you wore the trend the first time, you don’t get to wear it the second time.” I also agree with her when she said, “You never want to look like the oldest in the club.” You don’t want to be the one wearing clothes that don’t fit or match your age ..read more

Are you struggling to figure out what to wear to work from home? Or maybe you’re an entrepreneur who works from home constantly, and you can’t seem to get out of a style rut. I’ve got some tips for you!   First, let’s talk about what I mean by a 2023-style rut. Before the pandemic, we used to go to work, dress up, and follow dress codes. Then, we went into lockdown, working from home, in our pajamas, all the time. We’re either still on Zoom working from home or hybrid, and we don’t know what to wear. That’s a different kind of rut. Then, there’s the type of rut you get into when you’re a ..read more

Do you think you’re doing everything right in your business but still can’t attract the right clients? I hate to break it to you, but you might be repelling them without realizing it! In this blog, I will share how you secretly repel clients and how to fix them.   So, what are the three ways you’re repelling clients? Let’s dive in! Your style sucks If you’re a stylist, your style speaks volumes about your business. And if your style sucks, you’re sending the wrong message to potential clients. Take a good look in the mirror and ask yourself if your dress is attracting or repelling clien ..read more

As a personal stylist, I always strive to be the best in the world. But how do I get there? By showing up strong for my clients every single day. And you can do it too! In this blog, I share three ways you can show up strong for your styling clients and become the best personal stylist in the world. Tip #1: Become an Expert To become an expert in your field, you must study, practice, and invest in yourself. Don’t rely on your talent; invest your time and energy into learning as much as possible. Attend every seminar, take every class, hire every coach, and read every book you can access. Doin ..read more

Are you a personal stylist or an aspiring one? Then, you must read this blog post! Today, I will show you six must-read books for personal stylists. I am an avid reader, making us better business owners, people, and stylists. So, let’s dive into these books! First up, we have “The Social Psychology of Getting Dressed.” Yes, it’s a textbook, but it’s worth it. This book is packed with so much detail and studies about the history and origin of the style. You can get it on Amazon, and it’s worth the extra cost. Next, we have “You Are What You Wear: What Your Clothes Reveal About You.” Dr. Jennif ..read more

As a personal stylist, I know there’s always more to personal style than what meets the eye. In today’s blog, I want to talk to you about emotional style baggage and how it can impact your wardrobe choices. Whether you’re looking to transform your style or a personal stylist working with clients, it’s important to understand the emotional baggage that can come into play. When someone comes to me wanting a new look, it’s rarely just because they’re in the mood for a change. More often than not, there’s something deeper going on that’s driving their desire for a new look. This is where emotiona ..read more

Hey there, fashion lovers! Are you tired of staring at your closet, feeling overwhelmed and unsure what to wear? Do you want to elevate your style and feel confident in your daily outfit choices? Look no further because I have the solution for you! In today’s blog, “How To Create An Outfit Intention,” I share my personal journaling method called the 54321 journaling methods. In this method, I highlight the importance of setting three outfit intentions for the day, which will completely change the game for you and your style. So, what are outfit intentions, you ask? Well, it’s simple. By setti ..read more

In today’s blog post, we will discuss what to do when your client refuses to remove an item during a closet cleanse. As a personal stylist, you might encounter situations where your clients are attached to their items, even if it’s not the best choice. But don’t worry; there are ways to handle this situation gracefully and easily. First, let’s get straight – this is not a reality show. We’re not here to make fun of our clients or throw away their beloved clothes for the sake of drama. Our job is to help our clients look and feel their best, not to judge them for their choices. So, if your cli ..read more

Are you guilty of bad style habits holding you back from being the best-dressed version of yourself? Today is your lucky day because I’m here to help you break those habits ASAP! First on the list is mindless shopping. We’ve all been there, buying clothes when bored or without a purpose. But this bad habit can be expensive and wasteful. So let’s take a cue from the guys and start shopping with intention. Make a list of what you need and prioritize your purchases. Trust me; it will save money and help you wear more of what’s already in your closet. Next up is buying the same things over and ov ..read more

Hello, fashion lovers! Today I’m here to answer one of the most asked questions in the styling industry: do you need a certification to become a personal stylist? First, let me clarify that I have two divisions in my business: one where I help clients find their personal style, and another where I teach aspiring stylists how to start their styling businesses. So, if you’re an aspiring stylist, keep reading! The answer to this question is simple: you do not need a certification to become a stylist. However, you cannot become a successful stylist with your styling abilities alone. You must lear ..read more