Stop listening to the "experts" who tell you that a photoshoot requires a brand-new, high-end wardrobe or a professional stylist on retainer. It’s a
The Complete Guide to Dressing for a Camera
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Packing a Week Into a Small Bag
I spent three years pinning hems in a basement studio, and if there is one thing I learned, it’s that most "travel capsule" advice is absolute rubbi
Stop Treating Your Waistline Like an Afterthought: the Math Behind Choosing the Right Belt for Trousers.
Stop wasting your money on those "designer" logo belts that cost more than a decent pair of jeans just to signal status. Honestly, most of the advice
Checking an Item Before You Pay for the Name
I once spent three hours in a dimly lit basement studio, squinting through a magnifying lamp at a "vintage" Chanel flap bag that a client had brought
Never Hang a Heavy Knit
If I see one more "aesthetic" wardrobe reel telling you that you need a specialized, expensive acrylic organizer to keep your wardrobe looking Pintere
Stop Buying More Clothes to Fix Your Professional Image: the Common Mistakes When Dressing for Work Are Actually Fit Problems.
I spent two years in a basement studio pinning hems for a bridal shop, and if there is one thing I learned, it’s that most people are being lied to.
The Complete Guide to Dressing as You Age
I’m so sick of seeing "complete guides to dressing as you get older" that consist of nothing but photos of women in beige linen trousers and expensi
Buying Preowned Without Buying a Fake
Stop letting "curated vintage" influencers convince you that finding a good silk scarf or a solid brass belt requires a trust fund and a degree in art
Wire Hangers Ruin Shoulders
I spent two years in a basement studio pinning hems for a bridal shop, and if there is one thing those silk slips taught me, it’s that you can spend
Stop Buying Clothes That Expire by Next Month: the Math-backed Guide to Choosing the Right Fabric for Seasons.
I spent two years in a basement studio pinning hems for a bridal shop, and if there is one thing I learned, it’s that a "luxury" label means absolut