JGP Styled Me

No more avoiding events because you don’t know what to wear.

No more insecurity from comparing yourselves to other moms at school pickup.

No more networking nervousness.

No more, “this’ll do.”

Just a solid understanding and embracing of your style, with the clothes and attitude to match.

I’m Jacquelyn, a virtual personal stylist helping women in midlife rediscover their style and feel like themselves again. Tap WORK WITH ME at link in bio and let’s make this^ your reality.

This is episode 13 of Real Women, Real Midlife Style.

Hear real conversations with my clients about what actually changed for them when we worked together.

Getting dressed in the morning is truly as simple as learning a few guidelines that work for your body and lifestyle, so that when you remember your go-to top is dirty you don’t end up in a style spiral.

When we work together, you walk away with a lookbook full of outfit ideas, but more importantly, you walk away with knowledge so you feel empowered when you get dressed in the morning.

Ready to learn how? Tap WORK WITH ME at link in bio.

Shopping sales is not a style strategy.

If you find yourself just grabbing a piece here and there “because it was on sale” but you don’t know how it works with what’s already in your closet, this is the problem.

When you work with me, we start with style strategy so that—yes, you can snag stylish sale finds, AND you know how to wear them.

Tap WORK WITH ME at link in bio to start your style transformation.

This is episode 12 of Real Women, Real Midlife Style.

Hear real conversations with my clients about what actually changed for them when we worked together.

So many people think working with a personal stylist is only for celebrities and it’s way out of their budget, but it’s really not. If you think it’s unattainable and expensive, my client, Olympia, is here to tell you otherwise.

Not only is it attainable, but it’s an experience you won’t regret.

Tap WORK WITH ME at link in bio to start your style transformation.

If it doesn’t fit, it goes.

When “just in case” happens, treat yourself to something new.

Follow for more midlife style truths.

If it takes you longer than this to get dressed in the morning, you’re doing it wrong.

But I can help.

Work with me and say goodbye to rushed mornings of forgetting to grab your coffee on the way out the door, feeling less than when you show up for wine night because you hate your outfit, avoiding getting out of the car at school pickup because you’re in yoga pants and a boy band t-shirt from high school.

Tap WORK WITH ME at link in bio.

This is episode 11 of Real Women, Real Midlife Style.

Hear real conversations with my clients about what actually changed for them when we worked together.

When was the last time you wore that graphic tee that’s in the back of your drawer? Or your pre-baby jeans even though your “baby” is now 13? Or that tank top your mom bought you 10 years ago?

When you’re revamping your look, the worn out clothes have got to go. Take it from my client, Heather.

She has mastered what I consider to be a critical style skill, which is editing her closet on an ongoing basis. She’s always looking at what she has and assessing whether or not it still belongs in her closet. If she hasn’t worn it, she’s deemed it something she doesn’t need.

Plus, those extra pieces cramming your closet and drawers clutters your vision and hides pieces you could be utilizing.

Need help decluttering and figuring out what works for you? Tap WORK WITH ME at link in bio to inquire about my Seasonal Wardrobe Refresh.

This is episode 10 of Real Women, Real Midlife Style.

Hear real conversations with my clients about what actually changed for them when we worked together.

I’m not sure where this unspoken rule of, “women in midlife should just wear black or dark colors” came from, but if YOU like what you’re wearing, you’re going to feel great.

And that’s exactly what my client, Heather, learned when we worked together. She shifted her focus to what SHE likes wearing instead of worrying about what anyone else thought about her outfit.

Share with a friend who could use a friendly reminder.