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Feeling Fluffy Around the Middle? 3 Summer Style Tricks That Make You Look Instantly Slimmer

6/26/2026

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Just last week, I worked with a client—a busy mom who told me she felt “fluffy around the middle.” She wanted to enjoy summer with her kids, say yes to the ice cream runs, family barbecues, and vacation photos without feeling like she had to diet first.
The best part? A few days after we finished styling her new wardrobe, she texted me from vacation.
“I walked past a mirror in the hotel lobby, caught my reflection, and actually thought… Wow. You look great!”
That’s the power of wearing clothes that work with your body instead of against it.
You don’t need to lose 10 pounds before you deserve to feel confident. Sometimes the right styling tricks can make you look taller, leaner, and more balanced—while you enjoy every scoop of summer.
1. Choose Soft, Drapey Fabrics
The fabric matters just as much as the fit.
Lightweight fabrics like Tencel, rayon blends, or soft linen skim over the body instead of adding bulk like a stiff cotton shirt can.
Even better? Look for tops with a row of buttons down the front. That vertical line naturally draws the eye up and down instead of side to side, creating a longer, leaner silhouette.
For an effortless summer look, layer the shirt over a tank, roll the sleeves, and button only the center few buttons for an easy, relaxed vibe.
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2. Create an Hourglass Illusion
One of my favorite tricks is choosing tops with a little extra detail or structure at the shoulders while keeping the waist relaxed.
When the shoulders appear slightly broader, the waist automatically looks narrower by comparison. It’s a subtle styling trick that creates beautiful balance without squeezing into shapewear or overly fitted clothes.
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3. Wear a Column of Color
If you really want to look taller and slimmer, try creating a “column of color.”
Pair a top and bottoms that are similar in color (or wear a monochromatic outfit), then add a lightweight layer if you’d like. Without a strong horizontal break at your waist, your eye travels from head to toe, creating a longer, leaner line.
This is one of the easiest ways to look instantly polished—and it works on every body shape.
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The Bottom Line
You don’t have to spend the summer hiding behind oversized T-shirts.
Instead, choose pieces that are just as soft and comfortable but work a little harder for you. When your clothes create balance and flattering proportions, you’ll spend less time worrying about your tummy and more time making memories.
And who knows? Maybe you’ll catch your reflection on vacation and think exactly what my client did:
“Wow… you look great!”

Ready to love what you see in the mirror? 
Let's find the cuts, fabrics, and styling tricks that flatter your unique shape - so you can feel confident this summer (ice cream included!). Schedule your personal styling session with Dani HERE.
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NEcklace + Neckline Combos Demystified

4/29/2026

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One of the joys of my job is meeting many new and interesting people. Recently, a group of awesome ladies hired me for a sister's weekend to answer some style questions. Because, as one sister put it, "we were raised with the cows (we grew up on a dairy farm in Wyoming), but we were literally raised with the cows, and it is SO showing right now." In an effort to teach fashion guidelines, I found myself at a downtown hotel, changing clothes (to demonstrate different looks), matching colors and talking all things figure types with the funnest group of sisters.  We had a blast, the sisters learned a ton, although it could have been entertaining to have a few cows, sadly they did not make the trip. From this demo, the sisters noticed how much jewelry can complete the look, and can add a unique touch of YOU. There were many questions on this topic. Do you ever get dressed and as you're about to rush out the door wonder what necklace you should wear with that top, then just go without because there's no time to think it through? If so, here are the guidelines for necklines and jewels.  My goal is to help you know how to quickly complete your look without looking too complicated, even if you weren't raised with cows or chickens or any type of farm animal. ​
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​First off, it's helpful to have a few general guidelines...

  • Match the shape of the neckline with the necklace.
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V shape in the neckline = V shape in the necklace
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Round shape in the neckline = round shape in the necklace

  • Repeat the colors, textures or patterns of the outfit in your jewelry as well.  ​
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Necklace repeats red and rounded shapes in the top.
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Necklace repeats ivory and shell texture in the top.

  • The higher the neckline, the longer the necklace; the lower the neckline, the more you should split the difference between the neck and the neckline - meaning put the necklace in the middle of the space in between the neck and the neckline of the top. ​
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Higher neckline = longer necklace
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Lower neckline = put necklace in the middle of open space

For you super students who would like more detail, here's a breakdown of the best necklace and neckline combinations:
1. V-Neck 
  • Best Options: Pendant necklaces, Y-necklaces, or lariats that mimic the "V" shape.
  • Avoid: necklaces that hang just below the neckline.
2. Crew Neck
  • Best Options: Short statement necklaces, collar necklaces, or chunky pieces that sit just above the fabric.
  • Avoid: Dainty necklaces that sit right on the hem of the neckline. 
3. Scoop Neck
  • Best Options: Short, round necklaces that follow the curve of the neck, or bib/fringe necklaces to fill the open space.
  • Avoid: necklaces that hang just below the scoop.​
4. Turtleneck / High Neck
  • Best Options: Long chains, pendants, or delicate layered necklaces.
  • Avoid: short necklaces that are so close to the neck they appear to “choke you” or aren’t seen under the neckline (obvi).
5. Off-the-Shoulder / Strapless 
  • Best Options: No necklace or chokers, collars, or statement necklaces.
  • Avoid: Long necklaces.
6. Square Neck
  • Best Options: Pendants with sharp, geometric angles or a simple choker to mirror the neckline's shape. 
  • Avoid: rounded shapes, unless there are rounded shapes in the pattern.
7. Boat Neck / Boat Neck
  • Best Options: Longer, dainty necklaces (20–24 inches) that cut through the horizontal line and elongate the torso.
  • Avoid: Short dainty that get buried under the neckline.
8. Halter Neck 
  • Best Options: Usually none. The neck structure is the focal point.
  • Avoid: Any necklace that gets tangled in the neckline.

Your face shape is also a big factor in your jewelry and neckline choices. Wondering what your face shape is? The best hair style and make-up enhancement for your face shape and lifestyle? Check out my Fresh Face & Hair Session here. 
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Closet Tools That Change Everything

3/15/2026

 
Happy Spring! You may be feeling the itch to pull out those brighter, or pastelly colors. Haven't seen those white jeans in a while? Now is the time to embrace the idea that warm weather is coming. That's probably why this week is National Closet Clean Out Week​. As a professional stylist who has seen many a closet, I understand how overwhelming the task seems to be. If you're like me, it feels like an easy thing to do on a low-key Sunday afternoon, but doesn't quite get to the top of the list, and next thing you know it's Monday. Here are some simple solutions to save space and make the first place you go in the morning your happy place.
  • The perfect hanger here
  • The most space-efficient way to hang hats here
  • How to store shoes and prolong the life of your boots here
  • What to do with scarves and jewelry here
Get the 8 step process I use to organize a closet HERE! 
Shopping links HERE
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Are skinny jeans dated? How to wear skinny jeans without looking stuck in 2006

2/18/2026

 
Let’s settle it: skinny jeans in or out? First of all, many trends cycle back into being more current every 20-30 years. Skinny jeans were current in the 2000’s so their big come-back may be imminent.
Secondly, social media influencers are forever trying to make you feel like your clothes are dated so that they can get affiliate commission when you buy from their links.  Don’t fall for it. Can your clothes look dated? Yes. But here’s the answer to the question I get everytime I step into someone’s closet and they say, “I know this is old, dated, etc. aka I’m so not cool.” The answer? 
   It’s not what you wear, it’s how you wear it.
The key to looking current in the dated piece (in question) is to wear it in a more modern or trendy way.
1.  Skinny jeans are wonderful with tall boots! Show off your gorgeous (and oh-so-warm) pair of boots with a great pair of skinny jeans. (Wear them with booties and you could risk looking dated.)
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2.  Add an oversized sweater. (Wear ripped skinny jeans with a long clingy cardigan and you could risk looking dated.)
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3.  Add a boxier jacket. (Wear them with a fitted jacket and you could risk looking dated.)
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4.  Wear with a longer button-up boyfriend shirt and bright-colored flats/sneakers. This look is even better if the skinny jeans are more slim-cut, meaning they aren’t painted onto your calves, (which can cause you to look dated).
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Here are a few more things to keep in mind when wondering if your favorite (fill in the blank) is dated.
A - The more simple in design, the more classic, and therefore less dated it will look.
B - When you know your figure type and how to create the illusion of the ideal, choosing the right clothing shapes for you will trump any influencer’s dated clothing report.
C - Your personal style is unique to you. What may be dated for some, is timeless for others.

If you are looking to dial-in on your personal style type, Dani can help.
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Winter Wedding? What to do when the dress Feels LIke a Wreck

1/13/2026

 
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Is your mother of the bride dress blocking your enthusiasm for the event? After ordering and trying on more than 20 dresses - YES 20! (For my son's upcoming wedding.) I've learned that MOTB dress anxiety is real! As the mother of the bride/groom,  it's so easy to say, “It’s not about me, it’s about the lovely couple and what they want”. But if you’re feeling insecure about your fit, it may distract you from your fabulous support role. How to find the right look for you? Here's the system I've come up with to ensure you are appropriate, in harmony with the wedding vision AND magnificently you!
But first, here are the typical suggestions that may or may not be helpful....
The color PALETTE.  We want more than a single color here. Be sure to ask for color choices. It’s typical to be told the wedding colors, and often this is where the direction ends. It is important to know color choices. Ask for options - if you are assigned one single color, that may or may not work with your personal coloring.  And if the style options available in that color don't work for your figure type, you will be limited and left feeling insecure.  Ask for more than one color option to give yourself more options to be confidently you. 
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Formal, semi-formal, casual dress, etc. This is helpful in knowing the length of the dress, but doesn’t paint a complete picture. Once you’re able to answer the questions below, the formality of the event will be crystal clear. For now...
  • Formal is generally considered a full length gown with a tux or suit for men.
  • Semi-formal is considered knee to midi length, aka not too informal but not a prom dress either. (This may or may not double as something you would also wear to church.) Men would wear a suit. 
  • Cocktail is knee length or above, and men would wear a shirt with a collar and/or jacket.
  • Casual dress is … let’s just say not pjs or sweats out of respect for the lovely couple.  
Questions to ask beyond the typical suggestions...
  • Are patterns acceptable or does the bride want all solid colors? Yes, a little variety in the patterns can look harmonious and beautiful if they are kept within the same color palette. 
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  • What is one word to describe the mood of the event? Elegant, dreamy, intimate, western? Look to repeat this feeling in your outfit. If the mood isn’t clear, knowing where the event is being held could give you an indication.  If in a green house, it may feel more tropical and/or elegant. An outdoor garden wedding could feel more relaxed and intimate. This will also dictate your choice in shoes - there’s nothing worse than wearing spikey heels to an outdoor wedding where you’re walking in the grass! 
  • Fabric type and texture?​ These are elements that reflect the mood of the event. If she is unsure about this, take your cue from her dress. Is the fabric shiny, flat, or textured, is there lace, fringe, or possibly a subtle floral pattern? Choose one or more of these elements to repeat in your dress. 
The satin bridal gown looks harmonious with satin wedding party dresses.
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Repeating the floral or lace pattern in the bridal gown is beautiful in a mother of the bride dress. 
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One last tip...
  • Be sure the dress is appropriate for the season the wedding is actually in. Not the season you’re currently in. It’s easy to get caught up in the season you’re planning in which could be months before the actual season of the wedding - which could cause you to look out of place at the actual event- try buying last season’s close outs if the wedding is far in advance (yes, I'm talking to you Miss Plan-Way-Ahead) - if not wait and shop in the season the wedding is in. Believe in the process, the right dress will come! ​​
Yes, it’s hard to jump aboard the fun wedding train when fears about your dress are making you feel more like a train wreck. Now that we’ve established what the dress should look like, actually finding the dress will be much easier. And lucky for you, I'm happy to help you find the perfect fit! Contact me HERE or click BELOW. 
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the Key Pieces You Need For Your HOliday Hallelujah Glow Up

12/5/2025

 
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What’s your secret pleasure? Chocolate, sauna houses, binging holiday movies with one of those huge bags of Boom Chicka? One of my secret pleasures in life is to sing, high and loud. This practice started for me when I was 5 years old and would climb to the top of our metal swing-set and sing through the hollow tube the chains for the swings hang from. I would sing at the top of my lungs and loved every second of it. As it turns out, that A-frame swing set was a dynamic megaphone, and the neighbors loved it as much as I did…well I’m pretty sure they loved it…actually who knows, my mom may have received a few complaints but she never mentioned them to me. Now that I’m an adult, it’s a little awkward to stand and sing at the top of a swing set. Yes, there’s always the shower but somehow it’s not the same. I’ve recently discovered that our community has a choir that sings Handel’s Messiah at Christmas. It’s a perfect fit for me, I can sing loud, and the soprano part is oh so high! The rush I get from singing loud and high about Christ helps me reclaim the joy in Christmas.  We recently had the Messiah sing-a-long performance. This is where the audience sings with the choir. One of our conductors, the founding father of this community singing adrenaline rush, has been doing conducting for over 40 years. These days he leads the last couple of songs. During the Hallelujah chorus, he has been known to get emotional. It’s as if every ounce of energy is being poured into his heart and out through his arms and into the little stick he holds in his right hand. Often the tears start to well up in his eyes as his love for the spirit in the music manifests itself. This kind of emotion is contagious. It can be difficult to hold back your own tears just watching him, and before you know it, the entire choir is mirroring the passion of the conductor. Then the beauty of the moment fills the room as you notice the eyes and hearts of the audience begin to well up also. The influence one person can have over how you feel is amazing and unforgettable. What does your influence look like? Because what you wear significantly impacts how you feel and then how others feel, being strategic about your appearance is an easy way to hit the right note when connecting with others.  
When you’re balancing work deadlines, family, social plans, and self-care (those nails won't paint themselves), who has time to think about influence?   I do, I've done the thinking for you. And you don’t need a major closet overhaul.  In fact, you may already have many of these key pieces in your closet just waiting for you to tap into their potential.  Lean on these smart pieces to transition from conference calls to dinner plans, with just a swap or two. Below is my curated cluster/capsule for outfits that feel effortless, polished and a little festive - your inner choir will be singing hallelujah.  And those in your sphere of influence will catch onto your joy as if you were the conductor. 

9 pieces + accessories for your day to evening glow up!
You may have something similar at home? 
Pro Tip: Include at least 3 tops, 2 bottoms and a third layer piece that all work together. Be sure to include the colors of the season (aka reds & greens with navy, black and/or gray below or chocolate brown with  burgundy and hunter green / navy).  Well chosen accessories include a scarf and shoes for walking, and at least one pair you can dress up or down. Click on any of the images below for shopping links. 
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How many looks can you create with 9 well-chosen pieces? Here's a start...
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Biz casual / cozy gathering at home
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Elevated dinner out, concert, cocktails
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Biz casual / cozy gathering at home
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Elevated dinner out, concert, cocktails, church
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Biz casual, casual dinner or concert
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Biz casual / cozy gathering at home
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Seeing Christmas lights
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Casual dinner, add heels for a dressier evening
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Casual dinner, add heels for a dressier evening

Are you wondering what it looks like to be more influential, charismatic and confident at Christmas and beyond? Check out my best deals, wrapped up for Christmas, HERE.
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Need An Easy Halloween Costume? Here's how to take the trick out of getting dressed for Halloween

10/23/2025

 
Express your creative dress and channel your inner hero at the same time? Welcome to costume season!   While costuming is fun,  it can also be time consuming.   Here are a few non-tricky costumes you can pull off quick.  Many of these looks can be inspired by what you already own.  Do you have a silky robe? Turn it into a boxer. Crazy red pants? How about Marion from Raiders of the Lost Ark. Pick out that piece in your closet that is a little out of the ordinary, search the stereotype related to it and turn it into a costume. Easy-peasy trick-or-treatsy! 

Marion from Raiders of the Lost Ark - I picked up these wild red pants and top at H&M this summer, thinking it would be the perfect fit for our trip to Greece. Who knew it could also double as Marion from the first Indiana Jones movie. Add a black belt and monkey or frying pan and you're good to go.
​Turn it into a couples costume - Every Marion needs an "INDYYYYYY". Khaki pants, off white or white (Preferably linen) button up shirt, add a hat and whip or even a leather bomber jacket if you have one and channel your inner-adventurer. 

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Boxer - my kids happened to have these fun boxing gloves that became the inspo for this costume.  Add a silky robe, tube socks, maybe a black eye...can you say, "cut me Mick"?
Turn it into a couples costume - Your partner could be the wild haired boxing announcer with a microphone and black suit. Or turn your guy into the boxer with the lovely lady wearing a sign with the boxing round number on it in high heals and a swim suit! 
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Dia de los Muertos (aka Day of the Dead) - take any black dress or black and white (even better) and add a mask. Amazon shipped this one overnight. 
​Turn it into a couples costume - put your companion in a black suit and tie and boom you're set!
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Last but not least... The Not-so-ugly Halloween sweater - for the more mellow approach to Halloween. 
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Turn Halloween into your version of fun that's also not so complicated! Need help?
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How To Wear Fall Colors When They Aren't Your "Season"

9/17/2025

 
We all love the cozy vibe of autumn - the pumpkin spice, the crisp air, the leaves crunching under boots. But here’s the thing: not everyone feels amazing in traditional fall shades. Rust, mustard and olive might look dreamy on some people…and make others feel a little blah.
If “fall” isn’t your personal color "season", that doesn’t mean you have to sit out on the fun. You can absolutely enjoy autumn tones - and still enrich your personal coloring. Here’s how:

1.  Find a pattern that has the colors from your season combined with fall colors.  
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If pink or coral are more in harmony with your summer or spring season - find it in a pattern that also includes rust, deep olive green and black.
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If pale yellow and light blue are your thing - go with a pattern that adds the darker blue and deeper gold with it.
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Translation - take the colors that are in your “seasons” pallette and find a pattern that combines them with traditional fall, earthtone colors such as rust, brown, camel, black, olive green etc.

2.  Add your personal coloring—your hair, eye, skin, and cheek/lip color—to an outfit that includes fall colors.  In other words, take your personal coloring down into your clothes. You can expect these colors to look fabulous on you AND you can wear virtually any color if you just add your colors to any outfit.
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​Do you have rich brown in you hair? Accessories in this color will instantly give you the look of fall, especially if you combine them with your season’s colors.

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Blonde streaks in you hair? Add gold jewelry to bring your golden hair down into your outfit. Camel boots also tie your blonde locks into the look. Repeat the dress color with makeup (lipstick in this example) to appear more in harmony with your clothes.

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Blue eyes? A blue matching set is great. Dusty blonde or taupe hair? How about grey? The sweater and earrings include all of these colors. Adding your colors and a bit of nubby fall texture in the sweater is not only harmonious but very much in season.
Translation - by focusing on repeating your personal colors, instead of your “seasons” pallette, you create visual harmony between you and whatever colors are popular that time of the year. Allowing you to truly be present and enjoy the season you’re living in.

Are you wondering which colors are so unique to you and yet so adaptable that they weather all of the "seasons"? Then you will love my Brilliant Coloring session. Check it out HERE. 
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Are jorts for you? 4 ways to look taller, slimmer, and leaner in denim shorts

7/28/2025

 
Jorts are back.  Love it or hate it - they have returned. And with every new trend you really do have a choice about whether or not you want to adopt it. Just because the teens and twenty-somethings are wearing it, doesn’t mean you have to. The problem with a new trend is that it often favors the ideal figure type. Once the trend becomes more mainstream, manufacturers modify the design to work for more than just the ideal figure.  This baggy denim short trend is no exception. Ideal figure or not, here are a few ways to wear jorts and still look slim, chic, and comfortable without looking broad as a house or sloppy. Give it a try and see if it’s something you want to adopt. Here’s how:
  1. Lighter weight/more pliable fabric - the goal is to look taller and leaner instead of wider.
  2. Look for shorts that are more fitted at the waist, and have some stretch to them. This will give you the illusion of a waist. A bit of stretch = a bit more comfy. When in doubt look at the label, even 1% of elastane will make the difference in more comfortable movement - especially when sitting.
  3. What to wear on top to avoid looking boxy? Tops that end just above or below the waist are the most trendy right now.  Look for one that has buttons going up the middle front, the eye will be more focused on a central a.k.a. slimming line verses tracing the wider boxy silhouette. A peplum top is also a great option to add an hourglass silhouette. Another option is a crop top with a longer shirt over to draw the eye to your narrower waist, balancing a bulkier leg. 
  4. Give yourself a lift with heels/platforms/wedges - this elongates the visual line making you appear more tall and less wide. 
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All of the sources for images above can be found in my online catalog HERE.  For a more customized approach to know the best fit for your figure, you'll love my Fabulous Fit session.  You'll know your figure type and love the many options you'll have to create your illusion of the ideal - looking true to you gorgeous! 

Why is my outfit boring? How to spice up your summer look!

6/24/2025

 
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I hear this question throughout the year, but more often in the summer. That's when you’re wearing less clothes and everything you wear needs to work a little harder to make your outfit feel complete. I was recently camping with a friend who is a foodie and great cook. For a picnic at the lake, she hand delivered 15 of us sandwiches.  Not just any sandwiches...grilled salami, cheese, olives and lettuce on croissant sliced bread.  The sandwiches were good, but what made them great?  The bottle of Mike's hot sauce to dip them in.  It's a spicy, vinegary concoction with enough heat to make it interesting without overpowering the other flavors in the sandwich. It made the sandwiches spicy, magical and memorable. In a summer world of tank tops, t-shirts and jorts, it's fairly easy to look and feel ho-hum. Here are a few ways to spice up your look as if it were Frank's hot sauce. ​

Adding brighter colors sends youthful energy. Even a touch of bright colors will communicate first to your mind and then to other people fun, playful vibes. Which takes even a basic t-shirt from blah to h-e-l-l-o.  Try adding a touch of bright with jewelry, sunglasses & lipstick, or an entire outfit. This is a very simple way to up your summer game. 

Accessories play a key role in finishing off your outfits.  Coordinated accessories can be the completer piece your look is begging for.  A few tips - 
  1. Repeat at least one of your clothing colors in the earrings, necklace, bracelets, glasses, hat, etc.  Bracelets are always a great choice with shorter sleeves! 
  2. Repeat the shape of your clothing or clothing pattern in the accessories.  If the clothing pattern has rounded floral shapes in it, go with rounded earrings. If it's more angular, wear earrings that are more square or pointed and angular. 
  3. Keep the scale of the jewelry in harmony with the scale of the pattern or person. Wear smaller scale jewelry with small to medium scale patterns and physical size. If there's a dainty, thin tie on the neckline, mimic this mood with a smaller scale necklace and earrings. Wear medium with small, medium or large scale patterns or body proportions. And larger scaled accessories with medium to large patterns and body size. 
  4. Allow the neckline to dictate the length and style of the necklace. If it's a heavier collar such as a sturdy t-shirt collar, go with a heavier necklace that will have enough weight to stay in place. A collared shirt that's unbuttoned calls for something short that will be seen under the collar. A high neckline looks lovely with a longer necklace. And a scoop-neck calls for something shorter that ends above the top of the neckline. 

Add more textures to break up the mundane. Natural fibers such as cotton and linen are popular in warmer weather as they tend to dry quickly and feel cooler. They can both be included in fabrics that have some textural interest. Try them in monochromatic color combinations that would otherwise seem a little boring.  

Non-summery colors in the summer are another way to spice up your summer look. This is my favorite strategy for dressing in late summer - when we start looking forward to cooler weather while the temps are still high.  Wearing darker colors in light weight fabrics is a great way to start feeling like fall but still be comfortable in the summer heat. 

Still not sure how to put these strategies into action for yourself? Allow me to style your looks AND get your closet organized so that you can get out the door quick, looking AMAZING, with a wardrobe evaluation. Details HERE or click below. 
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    Image consultant and personal stylist since 2011.  Dani is happily married, the mother of 3 charming children, and an Aussie named Josey Wales.  

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