Welcome to the show that teaches you everything your mom never did about getting dressed! The Everyday Style School inspires you to love the way you look everyd... More
Welcome to the show that teaches you everything your mom never did about getting dressed! The Everyday Style School inspires you to love the way you look everyd... More
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10 Wearable Trends for Summer 2023
If you're ready to give your Summer Wardrobe an update but don't know where to start, I've got you covered! It's time for another one of our trend episodes, this is where I lay out the 10 wearable trends I've seen for Summer 2023. As always, many of the trends we see in Summer are continuations of Spring, so if you want to check those out, go back and listen to Episode 159: 10 Wearable Trends for Spring 2023. In this episode, you’ll learn what’s big for the season, and how you can add these trending pieces to your real-life wardrobe without looking like you’re trying to relive your youth. Listen as I share some practical tips for making it easy to keep your wardrobe looking fresh and current. We only have time for 10 trends today, but there are a few more really good ones I want to talk about, so I’ll be sharing those in an Extra Credit episode. So if you’re a member of the Style Circle, head over there and check it out. In this episode you'll learn: Details about Capsule Guide changes and our all-access Style Circle membership 10 easy pieces you can add to your wardrobe this season for an instant update How to use color to give your wardrobe an update Why I want to hear your thoughts about the denim dress trend What footwear is making a comeback this season The most important thing about incorporating any trends into your everyday wardrobe The Summer 2023 Capsule Wardrobe Guide is coming out on June 8th - and will only be available within The Style Circle membership. For only $19, you can get our style masterclasses, our amazing community, our monthly Q&A Style Chats as well as the Capsule Guide. You can join just to get the Summer 2023 guide, but I like to think that once you've seen all the goodies inside, you'll stay. See The Style Circle for details. Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/trends-summer-2023
6/1/2023
23:49
Lessons from One Million Downloads
This week's episode is extra special. The Everyday Style School podcast hit One Million Downloads! I tend to be a little uncomfortable when it comes to celebrating my wins, but this one was just too big to miss, and because you've played such a huge role in helping me get there, let's celebrate together! In this episode, I'm taking a look back at the 10 most-downloaded episodes of the podcast, and sharing what I think are the biggest takeaways and lessons from each. And I'm thrilled to be able to include a small selection of your voice messages, where you talked about what you've learned from The Everyday Style School podcast (All of the messages were so good, I wish we could have included them all!) It's an honor to be on this journey with you - thank you for your support! In this episode, our listeners share their favorite advice from The Everyday Style School podcast plus key takeaways from the top 10 most-downloaded episodes, including: Why I'm not a fan of makeovers…or makeover culture Why you should stay out of the clearance section, even if you're trying to save money How to build style confidence The one thing you should focus on first to look more put together Grab our brand-new Free Mini Capsule Wardrobe Guide here and never miss an important email! Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/lessons-million-downloads
5/18/2023
24:15
My Style Story
Do you look at experts and think, "Were they born knowledgeable and wise?" Well, I can't speak for all the experts out there, but I certainly wasn't born knowing my own personal style! So in this episode, I'm clearing up any illusions that I was always good at this style thing. I'm sharing my own style story, and some of the things that shaped my thoughts and habits, as well as what I did to create new thoughts and habits. My style journey isn't all that different to yours, but the steps that I've taken - including dressing for my body shape and unlearning bad shopping habits - might be useful to you. Remember, learning the fundamentals of style can help you understand that your body isn't the issue. And life is more fun when you wear clothes that you love. In this episode: The one-sided relationship I used to have with clothes, and the single day that changed my life How I launched my first business in order to help women dress for their body shape The bad shopping habits that I absorbed as a child How my wardrobe became more refined and cohesive Why finding your own style is a matter of identifying and embracing your own natural uniform, not comparing yourself to others Don't forget that we'll shortly be running the Dress Your Body Shape challenge within The Style Circle. Join now to benefit from learning in a supportive environment and kiss closet drama goodbye! Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/my-style-story
5/4/2023
31:52
Finding the Perfect Fit with Neha Samdaria
Do you find yourself struggling with "the dreaded" GAP IN THE BACK? Finding the perfect fit can be a real struggle! If finding pants that fit both your hips and your waist feels like a Dream Come True, you won't want to miss this episode. For years, Neha Samdaria struggled to find clothes - especially pants - that fit her correctly. She knew that this wasn't just her problem - one in four American women have "curvy bottoms" and struggle with the same fit issues. Modern sizing charts are designed to fit only one body type, and there is simply no room for those with a curvier shape. Neha is the founder and CEO of Aam, a new type of fashion label that is on a mission to change the way women with hourglass and pear-shaped body types shop for clothing. Listen in to learn about all the ways that Neha and Aam are altering the fashion industry - from changing sizing charts to only using sustainable fabrics and working exclusively with production partners who value an ethical code of conduct. In this episode: The story of how the idea for Aam was sparked on a trip to Rwanda Why Neha feels that problems of sizing and fit are due to assumptions based on bad data How Aam was launched during the Delta wave of COVID Neha's tips for successful online clothes shopping, and what people are paying for when they're not buying mass-produced fashion Details of how to get 15% off your next order from Aam Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/neha-samdaria/
4/20/2023
48:53
5 Habits of Super Stylish Women
Have you ever noticed that some women just seem to look stylish all the time? You might think to yourself, "What do they have that I don’t have?" A better body? A bigger bank account? Or an extra hour in the day? Well, how would you feel if I told you that it wasn't any of those things? The truth is, looking stylish is within the grasp of every woman. There are a few simple habits that those incredibly stylish women share, and today, I talk about five of them. The great news is these habits are more of a mindset than a set of rules, so they apply no matter what your personal style is. In this episode: Why so much style advice is confusing and contradictory The difference between professional stylists, and style content creators like bloggers and influencers My definition of what a stylish woman is The knowledge that dressing well can boost your mood, and reflects how you see and treat yourself Understanding what works for you is the difference between having personal style, and putting on a costume Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/habits-stylish-women/
Welcome to the show that teaches you everything your mom never did about getting dressed! The Everyday Style School inspires you to love the way you look everyday, and gives you the tools to make it easy. From understanding your body shape, to getting rid of clothes that no longer serve you, we give real style advice to women with real lives, real bodies, and real budgets.