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Hello
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I've been amazingly busy since the last
newsletter (all good)!
Firstly, after a mammoth effort I am
delighted to announce the launch of our ebook "Your
Personal Style Formula".
This month I'm also very busy with in-person
style consultations (my busiest month yet), which is great! I think
it's partly because, on some days at least, the Sydney weather feels as
if it's almost Summer, or Spring at least!
I love seeing you, so do keep on making
those appointments.
Don't forget I am always happy to help with seasonal wardrobe audits,
shopping, and even packing for special trips!
If you can't get to see me and would like
help with "shopping your wardrobe" to create new outfits within your
existing wardrobe, or you need help creating a conscious shopping plan have a look here.
I've only had time to answer one of your questions this month. I'll try
and get to more next month.
Enjoy this month's Style
Snippets. Until next month, all the best
PS I always welcome your feedback, so please
contact me with anything you'd like to see either on the website or in
this newsletter (reply to this email or use the Contact Me link below).
Conscious Shopping
What kind of shoppper are you? Many women I
see are not good at shopping. Do you, for instance, often end up with...
- "Wardrobe orphans"? (Items that don't go
with anything else in your wardrobe), or
- 1 top in every color they've got, or
- Buying things you never wear (the price
tag is still on)?
These are not good shopping strategies! They
indicate shopping without a plan, that is, the opposite of conscious
shopping!
Jill
Chivers of Shop Your Wardrobe recently went a year without buying any
new clothes or accessories. In the process she learnt how to "shop her
wardrobe", that is, she learnt how to make better use of what she
already had by mixing and matching to create new outfits.
Now
that she is allowing herself to buy new items she has developed both
healthier and more effective shopping strategies. She shares those
strategies with you. Find out more here.
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