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My clients often worry that they'll never be able to shop again; fearing a regression to old buying habits, they want my stamp of approval on most purchases post Mile High Style intervention. And I'm happy to do it. Not only do I like to go above and beyond for my...
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' One of the first things I always teach my clients is about the personal style point system. You should never have more than 7 things on. You know, like your earrings count for 2 points, those daisys count for 3 points. But the best thing to do is, right before you...
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When I launched Mile High Style, I had to answer an important question: why would someone with great style, fluency in fashion, an organized and streamlined closet and a fabulous wardrobe need to hire me? Without question, the majority of my client base consist of...
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Over the last 4 years of working with clients and their closets, some strong patterns emerge, specifically regarding buying traps so many fall into, i.e. where women are wasting money. Without a doubt, the under $100...
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In addition to making clients look and feel fabulous, a big part of my job involves dispelling myths. Most unfortunately, many of these myths are propagated by people in my own industry, and one of the biggest...
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Some matters on style are hardly serious (my post yesterday, for instance); and although it's all important to me, I recognize that a manifesto on belts is not going to change lives. My work with clients is the same. They'll humor me when I unleash a tirade against...
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I ran into a colleague today who mentioned reading my post about Anthropologie and agreed that most of their tops are impulse purchase, wear once or twice and donate kind of items. We...
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Those of you familiar with Mile High Style are well aware of my insistence on smart splurging and adherence to quality over quantity. Nowhere is that more important than in the purchase of the investment piece: the 'Big Girl Bag'. Simply put, a Big Girl Bag comes from...
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Read fashion/style magazines- Editors at these magazines are at the cutting edge of what’s available now and what’s coming next. They are literally the experts, and the best stuff goes into the magazines. While I don’t feel that all are equally useful, Lucky, Elle and...
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I remember the first time I spent over $100 on a pair of pants. They were black stretch from Barneys and made my butt look great! I remember being so hesitant to pull the trigger, to cross that symbolic spending threshold of 'you spent WHAT on WHAT??!!’ However, those...
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