Making Packing Effortless: A Client Success Story

There’s nothing I love more than hearing from happy clients!

Recently, one of my clients sent me a quick note that absolutely made my day:

"Marcia, Happy New Year! Thanks again for your help with my outfits for my trip, it really helped me a lot! When are you available for another closet session?"

This client already had a good wardrobe, but she needed a little guidance to make it work seamlessly for her upcoming trip. Together, we:

1. Assessed Her Wardrobe
   We started by looking at what she already had. She had plenty of great pieces, but like many of us, she needed some help pulling it together.

2. Added Shopping Suggestions
   After identifying a few gaps, I sent her intentional shopping suggestions to fill in what was missing. This way, every piece she added had a clear purpose.

3. Decided What to Keep and What Needed Alterations
   Some items were perfect as they were, while others needed a little tailoring to fit just right. We also made sure she wasn’t overpacking or bringing unnecessary items.

4. Packed Stress-Free
   With her outfits planned and coordinated, packing was simple and stress-free. She left for her trip feeling confident and ready for every occasion.

This is the power of a curated wardrobe! When you work with what you already own and add just a few intentional pieces, getting dressed—whether for a trip or everyday life—becomes so much easier. 

What about you? What do you struggle with the most about your wardrobe?

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Hi, I’m Marcia Crivorot, a Personal Stylist based in NY. I send newsletters with style tips, brands to know, and products twice a month. Unlock previous editions of my newsletters and receive my emails firsthand by subscribing.

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