One tip that I share (very often) is to write a list before you go clothes shopping. Because just like you write a list to go food shopping (so you only buy what you need), you should write a list before you shop for clothes. But that might not be as easy as it sounds. How do you write a shopping list? What do you put on it? How do you even know what you’re missing? If you’re looking to evolve your style, elevate your current outfits (or just shop better than you have in the past), here are 3 steps to write a productive and targeted shopping list.

“Should I buy this in another color?” I’m sure you’ve asked yourself that before (I definitely hear it from my clients). And it’s so tempting when you find something you like, that fits right, that makes sense for your lifestyle. But, the answer to that question isn’t always “yes”. Because if you buy another color (or two), you may just realize that the first color was the one you liked most. Or it wasn’t a great choice to begin with. So, before you click <add to cart> on a second color, check out my tips on buying multiples. Also known as my ‘multiples pros and cons’.

The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is almost here! If you’re a savvy Nordstrom shopper, you know all about it. But even if you haven’t heard about it before, it’s worth taking a peek. The good news is that Nordstrom has done a few things to make the sale easier to shop while many of us are still in quarantine or taking things slow. If you’re planning to check it out, read the 5 things you should know before you jump online (or in your car) – and then let me know if you’re planning to shop this year!

Online shopping is a godsend, right? You can sit in the comfort of your home and actually buy things rather than driving to the mall, going into a physical store, trying things on, waiting in line, paying in person and driving home. You get all the benefits, and none of the hassle – or do you?