Category Archives: Personal Color
Can you,… really? (Edition IV)
This blog entry’s look at Glamour.com’s list of Fall 2011 Most Wearable Trends brings us to another of the season’s spotlights on color. This one, less about a specific hue, and more about a color characteristic. When was the last … Continue reading
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Can you,… really? (Edition II)
Now here’s a trend that’s not for the faint of heart — or the fair of color. Continuing the review of Glamour.com’s fall 2011 “most wearable” trends (http://glmr.me/Glamour_mustard_yellow), we visit the Mustard Infusion. Yellows come in many forms from the … Continue reading
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Tagged color 2011, color analysis, color in wardrobe, Fall 2011, Fall fashion, fashion, fashion trends, Glamour.com, image, image coach, linkedin, michigan image consultant, mustard, personal color, personal image consultant, wardrobe consultant, wearable trends, women's fashion
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The Vertical Rules!
While the expression, “rules” may have gone the way of “bomb,” and “sweet,” when it comes to fashion, there seems to be an unspoken expectation for “dressing rules.” Thus, I’m willing to date myself for the sake of a teaching … Continue reading
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Add Color, and Blend
What’s in a color? The power to uplift, “youth-anize,” energize, and invigorate. Tall order, right? Not really. In my work as an image consultant, I find color to be, again and again, the single most impactful tool in a client’s … Continue reading
