FAQs
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I need to get into your head. So much of what you are feeling is perception not reality. How you grew up, how your family spent money on clothing for you. You bring this all with you in a big ol' suitcase, or rather clothing you cannot let go of - Once I dig in like a lawyer doing discovery. I have learned a lot. We are now warm and ready to hit the road. The closet is where it all begins. After 20 years I know you have holes. In one session you begin an entirely new journey.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
My resume is very linear. I grew up in retail (menswear) then worked in retail for over ten years. I managed several cosmetic counters for 5 years of the ten. I went on to become a modeling agent for 8 years. I developed many careers of models working today as well as some high profile celebrities. I understand development and branding. I get you found, seen and remembered.
- How did you get started doing this type of work?
I wish I could say I thought of becoming a stylist. I share with clients "when you are told something long enough" Other's see what you can not. It is how I became a stylist. I am so grateful that everyone saw my innate creativity. All of what I know as the family parlor trick's never knowing one day it would become my career where I would get a ton of press, travel the country, cover Los Angeles Fashion Week for British Vogue. com, have my own radio show called Fashion 411, it's NEVER just about the clothing. Nope, I never saw styling coming. I simply use the gifts given to me and pass the baton to you. I am your light your biggest fan. I get you to open up and become who you are meant to be!