If honest conversations about finances make you want to bury your head in the sand, STOP! Before you skip this episode, my guest today will help you to face your money anxiety and help you to become more financially savvy.  Shannah Game is an award-winning Money Wellness Expert, host of the Everyone’s Talkin’ Money podcast (with 25 million downloads), a certified financial planner with an MBA, an entrepreneur, educator, and certified Trauma of Money Specialist. In this episode, we discuss the concept of money trauma and how our childhood experiences shape our beliefs and habits around money. Shannah also highlights the unique financial challenges that women face, such as the gender pay gap and the fact that women tend to live longer and spend their retirement savings taking care of their partners. Shannah provides some practical tips for improving our financial health and encourages us to have open conversations about money, both with ourselves and with our children, to create a healthier mindset around finances.  Overall, Shannah's message was clear: money is more mental than it is math. By changing our thoughts and beliefs about money, we can improve our relationship with it and create a better financial future for ourselves. Shannah was also kind enough to answer some individual questions for our Style Circle members, and those are in the Extra Credit Podcast. If you aren't a Style Circle member, the Extra Credit podcast is just one of the exclusive benefits available in the membership. Check out the full list of what's included and join our amazing community now!  In This Episode: How money trauma affects our relationship with money and is more common than you might think Why it's important to examine our thoughts and beliefs about money and make a conscious effort to change them Practical ways to improve your financial health The unique money challenges that women face How you can secure a better financial future for you and your family! Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/shannah-game

Are you one of the 40% of U.S. adults who made a New Year’s Resolution this year? If you are, how’s that going for ya? Studies show that most people abandon their good New Year’s intentions by January 18. Hopefully, you’re still going strong. But if you’re not, this episode may be able to help get you back on track. I’m breaking down the five most common resolutions and sharing how your wardrobe can help you achieve them. So often, we tell ourselves, “I’ll have a better wardrobe ‘when'”. When I lose weight. When I go back to work. When I have a better social life. Sound familiar? I want to encourage you to flip your thinking and instead say, “I’ll have a better wardrobe ‘so'”. So I can lose weight. So I can get the job I want. So I can get out there more. Sounds better, doesn’t it? Whether your goals are New Year’s based or not, this episode will help you use your wardrobe as a super powerful tool to help you crush them. In this episode: Why your wardrobe is a better catalyst for change than a reward How frumpy gym clothes can sabotage your fitness goals The recent trend that boosts your mental well-being How up-leveling your style can help improve your finances The truth about waiting until you reach your goal weight to dress better Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/wardrobe-help-reach-your-goals

At the beginning of 2023, I created a bucket list full of style-related tasks that I wanted to accomplish during the year. Some were easy, some were not so easy, and some of them I even managed to tick off without meaning to! However, all of them were designed to move my style forward. So, in this episode, I'm holding myself accountable, looking back to see how I did...and sharing the lessons I learned along the way. The second part of my 2023 bucket list recap is coming soon as an Extra Credit episode. This exclusive podcast is one of the incredible benefits available for Style Circle members - so if you aren't already a member, join us today. The amazing community within the Style Circle is another way to hold yourself accountable. So if you want to take your style to another level in 2024, find out more here.  Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/style-bucket-list-recap 

The temperatures might be dropping, but your style will be heating up after listening to this episode. It’s Winter Trend Time! In this episode,  I’m sharing 10 trends for the season that you can use to look current, and boost your spirits while the days are cold and short. Listen and learn what's trending for the season, and tips for making the trends work for you. I hope this episode gives you some insight into what’s big this season and gives you some practical tips for making it easy to keep your wardrobe looking fresh and current. Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/winter-trends-2023

If you're anything like me, you're probably starting to get into the holiday spirit and feeling excited about seeing friends and family, and hosting parties. But let's be real, entertaining can be stressful. The pressure to make everything perfect and live up to social media standards can really take the fun out of it. Luckily, my guest today has some great ideas (and the perfect skill set) to help us all make one part of the holidays a little more enjoyable. One of the key takeaways is to remember our "why" - why are we hosting this party? By focusing on the reason we're doing this, we can let go of the pressure to make everything perfect. Friends, let's all make the holidays, especially entertaining, a little easier this year.  Another thing that can add to the holiday pressure is figuring out what to wear. To help you have a fabulous festive season, I've put together a FREE Workshop happening Tuesday, Nov 21 at 1:00 Eastern. In this one-hour Zoom chat, I'll be sharing: What to wear to any event, even when the dress code isn't clear Holiday outfit ideas that don't include a tired red sweater The #1 tip for looking better in your holiday photos Plus, I'll be answering your holiday-style questions. Click here to register. I hope to see you there! In this episode: Melissa's top tips for simple holiday entertaining The top party stressors for hosts--and how to solve them. How to make cleaning up after a party easier Melissa's one simple trick that can wow any crowd About Melissa Gugni: Melissa Gugni is a San Francisco Bay Area professional organizer who helps clients feel a sense of calm and order at home. She's also the co-owner of Union Larder, an award-winning wine bar, and Little Vine, a wine and cheese shop. With that, today she is combining her knowledge of catering with her organizational skills to show us how to reduce stress and enjoy the process of hosting a party. Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/melissa-gugni  

Today, I'm sharing five reasons you're in a style rut! It's part 2 of our style rut series, and it might be just what you need to shake things up, and get out of the style doldrums! If you're bored by your wardrobe, and buying more clothes doesn't seem to help, this episode is for you. If you feel like actually loving your wardrobe is a concept just for other people, this episode is for you. If you're always struggling to get dressed, and you don't know why, this episode is for you In last week's episode, I talked about a very specific type of Style Rut, which happens when you're trying to develop a Signature Style, but end up more bored and uninspired than you were before. This week, we're covering general style ruts - the kind that sneak up on you for seemingly no reason. I've got 5 reasons (or habits) that might have got you there in the first place. In this episode: The "I have nothing to wear" solution that is actually causing you to have nothing to wear Why dressing your "best" can lead to feeling bored and constrained How to change your shopping perspective so you can bust out of a rut that's a little too comfortable The Signature Style Challenge is a great way to bust out of your Style Rut, and it starts November 14 in the Style Circle Community! Not only will you get the 10-Day Challenge for free, you'll also have access to ALL of our masterclasses, including Signature Style, Dress Your Body Shape like a Pro, The Ultimate Closet Makeover, and of course, our famous Capsule Wardrobe Guides. If you're not a member yet, join us today.  Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/five-reasons-style-rut

If you've ever tried to have better, more authentic, personal..dare we say Signature style and ended up feeling like you just wear the same thing all the time, this episode is for you! Over the next two episodes, I'll be talking about Style Ruts--what they are, why they happen, and how to get out of them. Every woman falls into a Style Rut now and then, including me. If you're not sure what a Style Rut is, basically, it's a major case of the wardrobe blahs. Nothing lights you up, everything feels the same, and getting dressed is a chore--especially for things outside your daily routines. There are lots of reasons we fall into style ruts, but today, we're talking about a very specific type of style rut--that is, when you're consciously working on developing your style, but things are getting worse, instead of better. The good news is, there's a reason your Signature Style is turning into a Style Rut--and today, we're uncovering what that is! In this episode: Three things Signature Style and Style Ruts have in common. Three ways Signature Style and Style Ruts are completely different. Where most people take a wrong turn in their quest for Signature Style (that leads to a style rut) Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/signature-style-or-style-rut

Does where you live influence your style? And if it does, which has the better style - the East Coast or the West Coast?  Obviously, we're not going to pretend to be able to settle this topic once and for all in a single podcast episode! However, we do explore whether regional style can truly exist in a world where retail chains offer the same items across the country, and around the world. To dig deeper into this topic, we've invited two experts, both Certified Stylists in the Everyday Style Network. Representing the West Coast is Morgen Peters, a wife and mother of four who's passionate about helping women create casual wardrobes that suit their current life phase. On the East Coast, we have Katie Valentine, who believes great style is about showing up rather than showing off. She equips her clients with the tools to embrace their signature style and build wardrobes that complement their lifestyle. We talked about things that would look out of place on each coast, as well as their closet staples, and of course, how to make the same merchandise we all have access to look individual and appropriate for any regional style. In other super exciting news, The Style Network Training program is coming back! The next round starts October 30, and we've updated the program so that you can take part wherever you are in the world! Plus, we've added four incredible bonuses to help you through the biggest roadblocks new business owners face. If you've ever thought a wardrobe styling business could be right for you, you owe it to yourself to take the next step to your dream career! Visit our new Style Network website for more details! In this episode: Katie and Morgen's different routes to becoming successful professional stylists Does where you live affect how you dress? Hear Katie and Morgen's definitions of East and West Coast style. The trends that Katie and Morgen are seeing in their respective areas Their Responses to a Style Advice Speed Round Katie and Morgen's experiences of being part of the Style Network and why they love helping women find their own style Don't forget, that our Fall Capsule Wardrobe is available now! It's the blueprint for an effortlessly stylish wardrobe. The Guide is available in the Style Circle membership, where you also get access to all 5 of our Style Masterclasses, our Facebook Community, and lots of other style resources. Plus, you get our exclusive members-only podcast, The Everyday Style School: Extra Credit. Join the membership and get everything you need to make style easy. Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/east-coast-west-coast-style

Have you ever had one of those mornings when everything seems to go wrong? You oversleep, spill coffee on your outfit, and hit every single red light on your way to work? And then, it feels like no matter what you do, you can’t shake the black cloud that follows you all day long. Yep, we’ve all been there. The way your morning goes tends to set the tone for your entire day, and let’s face it, getting dressed is an important part of your morning. As a wardrobe stylist who has been dressing everyday women for over 20 years, I am well aware of the transformational power of what you wear. But did you know that your wardrobe also has the power to change your mornings and your days by influencing your confidence and mindset?  Your clothes have an incredible impact on how you feel about yourself and how you show up in the world. In this episode, I talk about four wardrobe-related things we can do to make sure that our mornings set us up for success, no matter what life throws at us. So if you’re tired of feeling overwhelmed in the morning, this episode will change the way you approach getting dressed. In this episode: The importance of mornings and the role your wardrobe can play The problem of falling into ‘default dress mode’ The four better-morning wardrobe strategies you can start doing right now Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/better-morning

In this episode, I'm sharing a few trends from the Fall 2023 runways that you can incorporate into your everyday wardrobe without looking like you raided your daughter's closet! While a lot of runway looks don't translate to real-way life (looking at you, no-pants trend!), there are tons of fall trends you can wear to work, to dinner with friends, or even to the grocery store! Listen and learn what's trending for the season, and tips for making the trends work for you. Need more help getting your wardrobe looking current? Many of these styles are featured in our Fall 2023 Capsule Wardrobe Guide, coming Sept 13. The Guide shows you how to combine 39 pieces (mostly basics, with a few trends peppered in) to create over 250 fab fall outfits. The Guide is available in the Style Circle membership, where you also get access to all 5 of our Style Masterclasses, our Facebook Community, and lots of other style resources. Plus, you get our exclusive members-only podcast, The Everyday Style School: Extra Credit. This month, I'm sharing 5 more Fall trends, as well as 5 former Fall trends that it's time to retire. Join the membership and get everything you need to make style easy. I hope this episode gives you some insight into what’s big this season and gives you some practical tips for making it easy to keep your wardrobe looking fresh and current. Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/fall-trends-2023

This week we wrap up our summer series with a conversation I’ve been wanting to have for ages. It’s honestly taken me a long time to get up the courage to ruffle some feathers in service of the greater good. In today's episode, I'm talking with Emily Paulson about direct sales - also known as network marketing, social selling, and multi-level marketing (MLM).   Although it goes by a few different names, the principles are the same, and we're going to dig into how the business model really works. After being a completely unsuccessful consultant with 2 MLM companies, my goal with this episode just might be to have a little vindication….    This type of business model has left a negative impression on women in terms of what owning, and growing a business is all about. I sincerely believe that owning your own business is the best way to have it all, and it pains me to think women who want to start something of their own hold themselves back because of what they've experienced being exposed to this culture. If you’re in a Direct Sales business, I really want you to hear me when I say that this isn’t about you, the consultant, it’s about the company and the business model as a whole.     As we get ready to launch the Style Network again, I knew it was time to get over my fear of offending people and talk about this–in hopes that women who do want to start something of their own won’t hold themselves back because they believe they have to follow a business model that just feels icky. Having a wildly successful business is possible.    Speaking of which, if you’ve got an eye for style, a heart for serving women, and the desire to build a business of your own, the Style Network training and certification program could be just what you’re looking for. Grab our free guide to 5 Things you Need to be a Successful Stylist and 5 things you don’t. That will get you on the list when details come out for our next round. I would love to help you build something real and lasting.   Join me for an enlightening look at multi-level marketing (MLM). I hope you find our conversation entertaining and informative–and if you’ve ever thought about starting your own business, I really hope this episode gives you a fresh perspective.    Emily is the author of the book Hey, Hun: Sales, Sisterhood, Supremacy, and the Other Lies Behind Multilevel Marketing.   In it, she shares the story of how she signed up for the sisterhood, free cars, and the promise of a successful business of her own. After making well over a million dollars at one of the top MLMs, she realized what she really had were burned bridges, broken friendships, and an unsustainable schedule. Now she’s speaking out to spark change and bring a new perspective to the cultural epidemic of MLMs.     In this episode you’ll learn:   What MLMs are and how they are different from Pyramid Schemes The link between personal development and the MLM model  The ways the MLM model aims to exploit women's needs and pain points and what to watch out for Emily's best advice for any listeners who are working for MLMs   Of course, if you’re in a Direct Sales business, and you feel this doesn’t apply to you, great! I’m talking about the MLM model, so if you want to DM me and let me know how your situation is different, I’m all ears!   Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/emily-paulson

In this episode, I had the privilege of going behind the scenes with one of my favorite real-life, everyday-style influencers for women over 40, Jo-Lynne Shane. I'm fascinated by the world of style influencers, especially those like Jo-Lynn, who give us attainable, real-life style guidance. In this conversation we chat about the hard work that goes into being a creator, she shares her professional journey, favorite brands, and personal must-have pieces. If you've been missing clothing conversations on the podcast during our Summer interview series, then this episode is for you... Jo-Lynne is a wife and mom of three who has been blogging since 2006. What started as a mommy blog has evolved into an everyday style destination for women over 40. She shares the latest fashion trends, wearable outfits, and practical style tips five days a week on JoLynneShane.com. In this episode you’ll learn: The difference between stylists and style influencers - and why you should get style inspiration from both Jo-Lynne's daily life and how frequently she creates content Trends that Jo-Lynne is predicting for Fall Common fashion challenges and mistakes - and how to address them Where Jo-Lynne finds inspiration online Spending time talking with Jo-Lynn was so much fun! I want to thank her again for sharing with us. I hope our conversation inspires you to up-level your everyday style. For year-round style encouragement and support, become a member of the Style Circle. Visit ​The Style Circle for details on all the ways that this membership can assist you in your own style journey. Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/jo-lynne-shane

This week we're continuing our Summer Series with a super special guest, Patrick Kucharson, a gift coach who specializes in helping people give more meaningful gifts while avoiding the stress that comes with it. A B- gift-giver by nature, Patrick runs Better Gift Coach, a free newsletter that provides a weekly one-minute shortcut to always having awesome gift ideas well in advance. Each week, he enjoys sharing a story of the best gift someone has ever received and providing guidance on how to replicate it. His newsletter has been featured in The New York Times and Real Simple Magazine.   I must confess that I love giving gifts, but I understand that giving meaningful gifts can be challenging for many people. Life gets busy, and special occasions can sneak up on us, leading to rushed gift card purchases or relying on next-day deliveries from Amazon. If you can relate to this, today's conversation will help you have fewer of these stressful moments. Don't let gift-giving stress get the best of you. Tune in to this episode and discover how to give meaningful, memorable gifts throughout the year. Get a head start on your holiday shopping and make gift-giving a joyous and stress-free experience. In this episode you'll learn: The three most common gift-giving mistakes and how to avoid them Why buying gifts should be a team effort, and who to have on your team How to buy great gifts for the most difficult people to buy for Gifts that you should avoid buying and how to give better gifts when on a budget Patrick's thoughts about gift cards and the best (and worst) gift ideas that he's ever heard Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/patrick-kucharson

Skincare can be overwhelming, don't you think? I mean, you walk into the store looking for a moisturizer, and suddenly you're surrounded by a sea of serums, lotions, and unfamiliar ingredients that claim to be essential. It's hard to figure out what to buy, what you actually need, and what's worth the money. Join me as we talk through all of this. This week's guest is Amber Budd, a skincare expert who I have the pleasure of seeing every six weeks or so. Amber is a self-described skincare nerd and the Skincare Fairy Godmother. She’s been featured in Oprah, Fast Company, Munaluchi Bride, and ESPN2. She’s worked with Caitlyn Jenner, Mike Tyson, and for the US Ryder Cup Wives. Ambers is also the owner of an award-winning spa. She's a product developer, a jewelry designer, a Navy wife, and the mom to a very chatty toddler. This episode is jam-packed with skincare wisdom. We cover everything from skincare routines for common skin challenges to the latest trending ingredients and services. Amber was so generous with her knowledge that we chatted longer than expected. I hope this conversation clears up some of your skincare confusion, and inspires you to shake up your routine a little and try some new things so you can reach your skincare goals.  In this episode you’ll learn: What it means to have holistic skin-cell health The difference between dry and dehydrated skin The correct order to apply skincare How to identify your skin's specific needs How long you should stick with a product or routine before seeing the results Thoughts about facial trends including cryotherapy facials, LED masks, and so-called vampire facials For even more of Amber's skincare tips head on over to the Extra Credit podcast for the bonus episode! This is another REALLY amazing benefit you’ll get as a Style Circle member. See ​The Style Circle for details. Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/amber-budd

Are you like me, and have really good intentions... but the follow-through could use some help? Do you find it challenging to form great habits? If so, you're in the right place! We're continuing our Summer Interview series this week with Lisa Lizotte, an expert in turning good intentions into good habits that stick. In this episode, Lisa shares easy action steps for decluttering, organizing, and systemizing our homes so we can live more simply and focus on the things that matter most. One new habit can change your life, so start small and you'll be amazed at where you can end up. In this episode you'll learn: The best approach to decluttering Why habits are so hard to stick with, and how "Habit Stacking" can help Some impactful habits you can use that will set you up for success Ways to break bad habits  Why trying to live a minimalist life can be so hard Why a reset habit is so important Planning your wardrobe is a great habit that makes mornings easier and sets you up for success all day long. Get your seasonal wardrobe planner inside The Style Circle.  Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/lisa-lizotte  

This week we're kicking off our Summer interview series! All season long, we're talking to guest experts who will help you live more stylishly in all aspects of your life. We're excited to bring you our summer line up, and we hope you'll enjoy hearing from them. In this episode, I'm talking to Angela Jia Kim, the founder of Savor Beauty, a natural skincare and facial spa brand inspired by Korean beauty and self-love rituals. Angela is a former international, classical concert pianist who became an accidental entrepreneur after creating a skincare line in her kitchen. Angela's mission and message go way beyond skincare. In 2022, Angela published her book, "Radical Radiance", which features twelve weeks of self-love rituals that aim to transform your life for radiance, magic, and happiness. I tend to be a more practical person, who doesn't always prioritize taking time to smell the flowers. But after spending time with Angela, her book, and her amazing products, I'm beginning to apply a little of her self-care mindset to my own life. Incorporating self-love into your daily routine doesn't have to take much time, many of the techniques Angela shares can be added in just a few minutes each day. After you hear this conversation, I hope you'll be inspired to add more self-love into your life too.  In this episode you'll learn: How Angela became an accidental entrepreneur   What Korean self-care rituals are, and how Angela has adapted them for American women Quick self-care rituals you can incorporate into your life Why self-care isn't selfish Angela's answers to questions from Style Circle members  The Summer 2023 Capsule Wardrobe Guide is NOW available with the Style Circle membership. For just $19, you'll have access to everything - the style masterclasses, our amazing community, our monthly Q&A Style Chats, and the Capsule Guide. See ​The Style Circle for details. Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/angela-jia-kim 

If you're ready to give your Summer Wardrobe an update but don't know where to start, I've got you covered! It's time for another one of our trend episodes, this is where I lay out the 10 wearable trends I've seen for Summer 2023. As always, many of the trends we see in Summer are continuations of Spring, so if you want to check those out, go back and listen to Episode 159: 10 Wearable Trends for Spring 2023.  In this episode, you’ll learn what’s big for the season, and how you can add these trending pieces to your real-life wardrobe without looking like you’re trying to relive your youth. Listen as I share some practical tips for making it easy to keep your wardrobe looking fresh and current.  We only have time for 10 trends today, but there are a few more really good ones I want to talk about, so I’ll be sharing those in an Extra Credit episode. So if you’re a member of the Style Circle, head over there and check it out.   In this episode you'll learn: Details about Capsule Guide changes and our all-access Style Circle membership 10 easy pieces you can add to your wardrobe this season for an instant update How to use color to give your wardrobe an update Why I want to hear your thoughts about the denim dress trend What footwear is making a comeback this season The most important thing about incorporating any trends into your everyday wardrobe   The Summer 2023 Capsule Wardrobe Guide is coming out on June 8th - and will only be available within The Style Circle membership. For only $19, you can get our style masterclasses, our amazing community, our monthly Q&A Style Chats as well as the Capsule Guide. You can join just to get the Summer 2023 guide, but I like to think that once you've seen all the goodies inside, you'll stay. See ​The Style Circle for details. Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/trends-summer-2023  

This week's episode is extra special. The Everyday Style School podcast hit One Million Downloads! I tend to be a little uncomfortable when it comes to celebrating my wins, but this one was just too big to miss, and because you've played such a huge role in helping me get there, let's celebrate together!  In this episode, I'm taking a look back at the 10 most-downloaded episodes of the podcast, and sharing what I think are the biggest takeaways and lessons from each.  And I'm thrilled to be able to include a small selection of your voice messages, where you talked about what you've learned from The Everyday Style School podcast (All of the messages were so good, I wish we could have included them all!) It's an honor to be on this journey with you - thank you for your support! In this episode, our listeners share their favorite advice from The Everyday Style School podcast plus key takeaways from the top 10 most-downloaded episodes, including: Why I'm not a fan of makeovers…or makeover culture Why you should stay out of the clearance section, even if you're trying to save money How to build style confidence The one thing you should focus on first to look more put together   Grab our brand-new Free Mini Capsule Wardrobe Guide here and never miss an important email! Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/lessons-million-downloads 

Do you look at experts and think, "Were they born knowledgeable and wise?" Well, I can't speak for all the experts out there, but I certainly wasn't born knowing my own personal style! So in this episode, I'm clearing up any illusions that I was always good at this style thing. I'm sharing my own style story, and some of the things that shaped my thoughts and habits, as well as what I did to create new thoughts and habits. My style journey isn't all that different to yours, but the steps that I've taken - including dressing for my body shape and unlearning bad shopping habits - might be useful to you. Remember, learning the fundamentals of style can help you understand that your body isn't the issue. And life is more fun when you wear clothes that you love. In this episode: The one-sided relationship I used to have with clothes, and the single day that changed my life How I launched my first business in order to help women dress for their body shape The bad shopping habits that I absorbed as a child How my wardrobe became more refined and cohesive Why finding your own style is a matter of identifying and embracing your own natural uniform, not comparing yourself to others Don't forget that we'll shortly be running the Dress Your Body Shape challenge within The Style Circle. Join now to benefit from learning in a supportive environment and kiss closet drama goodbye! Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/my-style-story

Do you find yourself struggling with "the dreaded" GAP IN THE BACK? Finding the perfect fit can be a real struggle! If finding pants that fit both your hips and your waist feels like a Dream Come True, you won't want to miss this episode. For years, Neha Samdaria struggled to find clothes - especially pants - that fit her correctly. She knew that this wasn't just her problem - one in four American women have "curvy bottoms" and struggle with the same fit issues. Modern sizing charts are designed to fit only one body type, and there is simply no room for those with a curvier shape. Neha is the founder and CEO of Aam, a new type of fashion label that is on a mission to change the way women with hourglass and pear-shaped body types shop for clothing. Listen in to learn about all the ways that Neha and Aam are altering the fashion industry - from changing sizing charts to only using sustainable fabrics and working exclusively with production partners who value an ethical code of conduct. In this episode: The story of how the idea for Aam was sparked on a trip to Rwanda Why Neha feels that problems of sizing and fit are due to assumptions based on bad data How Aam was launched during the Delta wave of COVID Neha's tips for successful online clothes shopping, and what people are paying for when they're not buying mass-produced fashion Details of how to get 15% off your next order from Aam   Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/neha-samdaria/ 

Have you ever noticed that some women just seem to look stylish all the time? You might think to yourself, "What do they have that I don’t have?" A better body? A bigger bank account? Or an extra hour in the day?  Well, how would you feel if I told you that it wasn't any of those things? The truth is, looking stylish is within the grasp of every woman.  There are a few simple habits that those incredibly stylish women share, and today, I talk about five of them. The great news is these habits are more of a mindset than a set of rules, so they apply no matter what your personal style is. In this episode: Why so much style advice is confusing and contradictory The difference between professional stylists, and style content creators like bloggers and influencers My definition of what a stylish woman is The knowledge that dressing well can boost your mood, and reflects how you see and treat yourself Understanding what works for you is the difference between having personal style, and putting on a costume   Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/habits-stylish-women/ 

Lessons from Linda continues this week with a story of a Linda I worked with early in my career. She came to me with a challenge even the best clothes couldn't fix...and one I've seen women struggle with for decades. Take 20% off of your first Class or Capsule Guide with code PODCAST. Not valid on prior purchases. https://youreverydaystyle.com  For full links and resources from this episode, please visit the shownotes on our website. https://youreverydaystyle.com/episode115  Get access to our FREE Resource library and never miss a bonus tip again! https://youreverydaystyle.com/free/ 

Welcome to this sneak peek of the brand new series "Office Hours"! Each week, I'm answering one question submitted by my fabulous listeners, or asked in the Everyday Style Lounge.  These short and sweet episodes are meant to give you the practical advice you're looking for, and give you the resources you need to love the way you look, and have more fun with style. This week, I answer the question, "If I don't like something, should I just 'get over it'? Click here to join the Everyday Style Lounge  Grab your FREE Mini Capsule Wardrobe Guide, and make 30 outfits out of just 10 pieces.  Have a question you'd like answered in Office Hours? Email podcast@youreverydaystyle.com