As the weather and landscape changes, so must our wardrobe. Even though September can still be hot and sticky, the time has come to begin planning your transition from summer clothes to fall clothes. Wardrobe transitioning doesn’t entail an entire shopping spree. The transition is more about working with what you already have to create… Read More
Know Where to Invest and Where to Save
July 16, 2009 By Leave a Comment
As you build your work wardrobe, it is important to think about which pieces you need to invest in, and which pieces you can save on. Investment pieces for work are a great suit, jacket, dress, classic trouser, and classic skirt. You can save and be more budget friendly with blouses, shoes, and accessories. … Read More
5 Ways to Create a Style That Enhances Your Image
May 7, 2009 By Leave a Comment
When I started Charleston Style Concierge, there were some who wondered what the benefit was to helping people “find style.” Being concerned about having great style seemed shallow and only relevant to people of celebrity status. In some ways, style and fashion can be vain or shallow. But I believe that your personal style… Read More
How to Realistically Obtain the Style you Desire
October 28, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Being realistic about your lifestyle is one of the most important elements when creating a versatile wardrobe. Many of us buy clothing that we love, but that won’t work for our lifestyle. The result: gorgeous pieces that spend more time hanging in the closet than being worn and enjoyed. For instance, if you spend most… Read More
Is a Closet Edit Just a Fancy Word for Cleaning Out the Closet?
August 29, 2008 By Leave a Comment
No, a closet edit is the foundation to great style and serves as an educational tool. The fact that your closet is neat and tidy when you finish is an extra bonus. Editing your closet regularly is the key component to making your clothing function for you and your lifestyle. You should edit your closet on a seasonal basis. By… Read More
