If you’re like most people who found my newsletter, you probably have a closet full of clothes and nothing to wear. You might also have a Pinterest board full of inspiration images and still stand in front of your closet feeling overwhelmed. You already know the words for your style — maybe someone even helped you find them — but your mornings look exactly the same as they always did.

That gap between knowing your style and actually applying it is what this newsletter is about.

Every send is a piece of a framework: why certain things work on you and others don’t, how to look at what you already own differently, how to make decisions about your wardrobe that actually stick.

The point is to make getting dressed feel easy, fun, and like yourself again.

Most stylists will just tell you what to wear. That’s never been the hard part for my clients. They already know their style, often down to the exact words for it. What’s missing is turning “this is me” into an actual outfit, out of their real closet on a Monday morning.

I was stylist #12 at Stitch Fix, where I helped grow the styling team from 15 people to over 5,000. Later I helped launch Amazon’s first physical fashion store. Over a decade of seeing how women get dressed at scale taught me something I still come back to with every client. It was almost never a taste problem. What showed up instead, client after client, was a system that couldn’t turn taste into an outfit.

When you’re ready to see what that actually looks like for your own wardrobe, I’m a personal stylist based in San Francisco, working with clients virtually and in person. Start with a free 15-minute call — book one here.

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