Before I became a style coach, I walked two distinct paths: first as a fashion designer, then as a stay-at-home mom trying to figure out who I was beyond "mom."
Helping others has always been part of who I am. I’ve the go-to for advice in my family and among my friends. I value authenticity, creativity, making things beautiful, and most of all, supporting others. But in the early years of motherhood, I started losing touch with myself.
I remember saying no to invitations—not because I didn’t want connection, but because I didn’t feel good in my body or my clothes. I didn’t feel like me. That moment stuck with me and became my wake-up call.
And the more moms I talked to, I began to see a the same pattern.
My lightbulb moment came while listening to a podcast on fashion psychology. I'd never heard anyone talk about the emotional connection between how we feel and how we dress. But, I had been living that reality every single day.
That was my turning point. I knew I could use my fashion industry experience and passion to help others who were going through what I had.
My work goes way beyond putting together cute outfits. It's about helping you say yes to yourself again.
"Fashion you can buy, but style you possess. The key to style is learning who you are, which takes years. There's no how-to road map to style. It's about self expression and, above all, attitude"
-Iris Apfel
My Style Philosophy
Casual Chic
As a mom, I favor effortlessly stylish, elevated, comfortable style.
Use clothes as a way to show up as your best.
Style Is For Everyone
Inclusivity and self-expression are at the heart of my approach.
Dress Well. Feel Well.
Style is visual psychology. Use it to show up as your best!
Great Style Can Be Learned
Natural for some, teachable for all.
Edit Your Closet
A closet edit is more valuable than a shopping spree.
