We shared the news last week, that our latest addition to our team is style guru, Candace Read. We couldn't be more excited to share a little more about Candace and her style philosophy with you. This southern gal has a wicked fashion sense (and sensibility) and already has quite the following through her own fashion blog. WE know that you will love her too! Style philosophy: Style is truly personal. ...

  Through the years of styling, I have heard many times from clients, I can't wear that color.. it's too warm for me. Or my hair color has changed through the years.. and now I'm not sure what colors REALLY do work well with my skin tone. It's an ongoing struggle for us all to find the colors that work best for us INDIVIDUALLY, but it's really as easy as ...

Mood Board: a collage consisting of images, text, and samples of objects in a composition.  For centuries, creative artists have utilized mood boards to visually explain a certain style.  They serve as a tool to quickly inform others of the overall "feel" of an idea.  In created processes, mood boards can balance coordination and creative freedom. (wikipedia) Back in the day, mood boards were created using foam board, an exacto, magazine ...

  “Great things are done by a series of small things brought together.” Vincent Van Gogh “Make it simple, but significant.”  Don Draper. “Simplicity is the key note of all true elegance.” Coco Chanel Photo credit: thecontainerstore.com New Year. New You. Goals.  Change.  Less Is More.  We all say it, think it or want it in the New Year…..a new and improved version of ourselves and our habits.  Getting organized ...

WOMEN WE LOVE: A Q&A with Liz Miesen Liz Miesen Today, we get personal with a woman who is not only a longtime client of Wardrobe Therapy, but also a friend. Liz Miesen, 38 of Worthington, is a wise, warm, vibrant, giving woman; a devoted wife; and an amazing mother of three (Stella, 9; Charlie, 7; and Katherine, 5.). Four years ago, she battled a brain tumor. Now, she’s fighting ...

WOMEN WE LOVE: Q&A with Meredith Piccin Ten years ago, Elizabeth Bean Smith founded Wardrobe Therapy with corporate retail colleague and friend Meredith Piccin. Soon after, Meredith decided to put her career on hold to focus on family. As she did, she also discovered a passion for jewelry making. Her Honey Rose & K line, which launched in 2009, has been featured in the pages of People and Elle, among ...