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"Buy this bag." "These boots are out." " This is the ‘it’ color of the season."

We often buy clothes because they look good on the model, or because they are on sale, or because we think we should wear a certain silhouette. But real style happens when you put on a jacket and you stand a little taller. You walk into a room and you aren't worried about the seams.

When you walk into a party, people should be able to spot your jacket from across the room and think, "Yep, that's theirs." MommyGotBoobs.18.01.08.Tina.Kay.Blow.Team.Blow....

How to stop being a slave to the "new" and start falling in love with your own closet. We live in a world that is screaming at us 24/7.

Let’s talk about how to reclaim your peace, your wallet, and your look. Before you buy anything, ask yourself: Does this make me feel like the main character? "Buy this bag

A beige sweater is nice. A beige chunky cable-knit sweater paired with leather pants and suede boots? That is an outfit.

When you feel bored by your neutral palette, don't reach for neon pink. Reach for velvet, denim, shearling, cashmere, or stiff cotton. Mixing hard and soft textures creates visual interest without looking like you tried too hard. I learned this from stylist Allison Bornstein, and it changed my life. Define your personal style using three adjectives. When you walk into a party, people should

But here is the truth I have learned after a decade of covering this industry: