Styled by Alice

28/01/2021

This client had three full closets of clothes she wasn’t wearing - some with tags still on them 🏷 Together, we worked on paring down her closet so she could restock with items she actually felt excited to wear.

22/01/2021

As I prepare for my move, I’ve been thinking more and more about how to effectively clean out my closet. To kick off 2021, I compiled my 4-step plan to reviewing and elevating my closet - so you can have that optimally edited closet to start the new year.

I could write an entire post on each of these steps - especially that first step on “deciding what to keep.” Think of these as a framework to get started! If you want help navigating your closet cleanout, DM or comment below and I’ll reach out to set up a complimentary consultation 💌

22/01/2021

JANUARY VIBES ✨ out with the old, in with the new

18/12/2020

Looking for a last minute gift for your loved ones? Swipe to check out the styling options you can give to your friends & family (or yourself 😉). Easiest gift ever. 🎁

Returning clients have access to private styling experiences that are not available to the general public. Click the link in bio or DM me if you’re interested! 💌

18/06/2020

I’ve been spending some time reflecting on how I can enact change in my business and in my every day. One of these is highlighting and shopping at more Black-owned businesses.

In recent client shopping lists, I’ve been pulling more items from these brands—here are a couple of my favorites.

Here are a couple of my favorite Black-owned brands to shop now, tomorrow, and forever.

25/04/2020

Been reading a lot about choosing clothing that will last, and the repercussions of purchasing fast fashion. ⁣
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I’m sure, by now, you’ve heard of “sustainable fashion” — especially during these times, there’s been a major shift towards more sustainable behavior. But what is it actually? For me, it’s making an effort to purchase items that will last longer than cheaper alternatives or shopping secondhand. I like clothing made with natural fibers that give really good value for money spent. and they honestly don’t even need to be full-on designer - mid-tier brands like , , and are great places to find pieces that are meant to last. ⁣
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On the other hand, fast fashion defines any clothing made with synthetic fibers that fall apart easily so you’ll have to replace it often. Ever wonder why a shirt falls apart after just a couple of wears? Or what happens to clothing when you toss it after a couple of wears?
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I know it’s hard to avoid sticker shock when investing in more expensive pieces, but imagine the money you spend on items that don’t last. Most of the items I buy have resale value and I’m never disappointed in the quality and fit - that’s worth it for me! ⁣
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Are you thinking about sustainable fashion? Any questions you might have? Leave them below 👇🏼

10/04/2020

I’m celebrating one year of ! I am sincerely grateful for those of you that have been with me since the beginning. Looking forward to another year 🥳

04/04/2020

If you are one of those fortunate enough to still have a job, and have the means, it is a good time to shop! There are many sales going on, and so many opportunities to give back in what ways you can. I am especially looking into ethical brands contributing a portion of their sales or committing manpower to help fight this crisis. I am eager to continue highlighting was these brands to my personal shopping clients. DM for inquiries or drop me a line 👇🏼

27/03/2020

Weekend activities ✨

09/02/2020

Favorite looks from — knee-high boots, (faux) fur, flowy dresses, leather and layering

14/01/2020

Recipe for a super-easy winter outfit: ! It’s so easy to put together an all-neutral outfit, and it doesn’t have to be all-black. Wear head-to-toe neutral by layering different textures and n**e tones - the result? Super effortless and very timeless.

03/01/2020

#2020 motto