Great style isn’t just about what you buy — it’s about when you buy it. After the holidays, I was reminded how intentional, well-timed shopping can elevate your wardrobe effortlessly. From shopping out of season to post-holiday finds, this guide breaks down the best times to shop so you can invest wisely, score better pieces, and build a wardrobe that truly supports your lifestyle. If you want a slightly warmer or more instructional tone, I can adjust it in seconds.

My messaging often centers style shifts — and for good reason — but style isn’t the only area of life that evolves. As we mature, we experience shifts so subtle that we don’t always recognize them until we’re already living in a new normal. These transitions quietly reshape how we think, move, and see ourselves. And whether we’re ready or not, they often change the trajectory of our lives. Recently, I’ve been navigating several shifts that have challenged me deeply. Today, I

Social media has changed the way we discover style — but it has also changed the way many women see themselves . Every day, I work with women who are overwhelmed by aesthetics, discouraged by trends, or convinced they need a brand-new wardrobe because their favorite creator told them a “must-have” list. But here’s the truth: Social media was never meant to be your stylist. The algorithm doesn’t know your body shape, your career, your lifestyle, your values, or the season of l

It’s been a minute since I’ve written a new blog post, and that’s because life has been taking me through a transition that feels…entirely different from any I’ve experienced before. In July, I was laid off from my job — something I didn’t fully expect, especially considering how well I was performing. But like so many people this year, I learned quickly that no level of experience or excellence can outrun the shifts happening in the economy. And while I’ve navigated transiti

Packing for fall travel doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With unpredictable weather and limited luggage space, it’s easy to overpack or feel unprepared. But with a little strategy and intention, you can travel light and stylishly.

When you think about your wardrobe, how many pieces can you wear more than one way? That’s the question at the heart of this week’s intentional style tip: shop with versatility in mind.

When was the last time you really looked at what’s hanging in your closet? Not just flipped through it — but truly saw the potential of what you already own? We live in a world that constantly tells us we need more — more clothes, more trends, more of everything. But what if your next favorite outfit isn’t hiding in a shopping cart…it’s already in your closet?

When it comes to building a wardrobe you love, intention is everything. One of the most powerful ways to bring intentionality to your style journey is by creating a monthly shopping budget.

When it comes to shopping, many women fall into the same trap: buying random pieces that catch their eye, only to let them sit unworn in the closet. The result? A wardrobe full of clothes, yet the feeling of having nothing to wear.

Style isn’t just about what you wear—it’s about how you choose to show up every single day. When you approach your wardrobe with intention, it becomes less about impulse shopping or trying to “keep up,” and more about building a style that supports your lifestyle, your goals, and your confidence.

Personal style is often misunderstood. Many women think it’s about chasing trends, wearing the “right” brands, or trying to replicate what they see on social media. But the truth is, style is so much deeper than that—it’s about how you show up in the world, how you feel in your clothes, and how aligned your wardrobe is with your lifestyle and goals

When you walk into a room, your presence speaks before you ever say a word. Long before you present your credentials, share your ideas, or introduce yourself, people have already formed an impression — and your wardrobe plays a critical role in shaping that perception.

For most people, style is simply about clothes. But for me, style is deeply personal — it’s a reflection of who you are, what you believe, and how you choose to show up in the world. And as a woman of faith, I’ve come to see how the Bible offers powerful guidance on how we approach style, not just as an outward expression, but as an inward conviction.

Life has a way of testing us. Layoffs, personal setbacks, unexpected transitions, and seasons of uncertainty are part of the human experience. But here’s the truth: just because life knocks you down doesn’t mean you have to look like it.

For many women, investing in a personal stylist—or as I like to say, a Style Savant—feels like a big leap. Maybe you've been navigating style on your own for years, relying on Pinterest boards, YouTube hauls, or impulse shopping to figure it out. Maybe you’ve even said, “I should be able to do this myself.” But here’s the truth: Style isn’t just about clothes. It’s about alignment.

Whether you’re starting a new job, becoming a mom, entering a new season of womanhood, or simply evolving into a more self-assured version of yourself—your style should evolve too. But if you’ve ever stood in front of your closet and said, “Nothing feels like me anymore,” you’re not alone. Transitions are powerful—but they can also create confusion around what to wear, what to keep, and how to show up. And if we’re not mindful, we can unknowingly sabotage our own growth.

I’ve been laid off four times in my life—and each time, it’s shaken something loose. But this last one hit different. I wasn’t expecting it. One day I had a job, and the next, I was logging into a 15-minute “touch base” only to find my HR rep sitting on the call. (Y’all already know what time it was.) But as jarring as the experience was, it reminded me of something I’ve learned over the years: Every life transition is also a style transition.

Maybe you've grown. Maybe your career or personal life has shifted. Maybe you’re simply tired of feeling disconnected from the woman in the mirror. If that sounds familiar, it might be time to call in a Style Savant.

As a Style Savant, a woman always on the move, and someone who deals with bunions, I know how much of a difference it makes when your shoes work with you, not against you. Too many women have been conditioned to believe that style has to come with discomfort. But let me be clear: Beauty should never mean pain.

The truth is, most of us don’t need more clothes. We need more clarity. That’s where your style uniform comes in.