I’ve been a self-proclaimed stylist for years. I’ve styled photo shoots and revamped closets and offered unsolicited advice on my friends’ clothing choices, but until very recently, I’d never made it official. Enter The Stylist Online. When my friend/social media adviser Darlynn Nangano mentioned that the company was looking for stylists, in our area, I was thrilled. I wasn’t aware, until later, that there was a local connection, and that the founder/CEO Amy Brown Wister was an Ormond Beach native.
The best thing about the training is that it has equipped me with a system, a strategy for doing what used to be a largely intuitive process. It takes the guesswork out of the equation, and it saves a lot of time and hassle in the process. Once a client gets Dialed, she has the confidence to know that she can walk into a store and go exactly for the pieces that will work for her body type and her wardrobe. It’s so empowering. I saw it this weekend for the first time, as I did my first ever Style Dial Workshop and my first event as a stylist. The whirlwind weekend started with a stylist lunch on Thursday, followed by a shopping trip to some nearby stores to scout some stylish options for Style Dials 1, 2, and 3. Here are some of my favorite looks from Loft:
Friday, we were Orlando-bound with a group of a dozen or so stylish women for Chanfrau & Chanfrau’s First Annual Woman’s Right to Shoes Event… We spent a few hours at Mall at Millenia visiting stylish spots like Tory Burch, Jimmy Choo, Tiffany, J. Crew, Bloomingdale’s and Anthropologie, and emerged with heavy bags and light wallets. Here, a few of the items we picked up:
Tomorrow, part 2 of my first official weekend as a stylist!
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