Does where you live influence your style? And if it does, which has the better style – the East Coast or the West Coast?
Obviously, we’re not going to pretend to be able to settle this topic once and for all in a single podcast episode! However, we do explore whether regional style can truly exist in a world where retail chains offer the same items across the country, and around the world.
To dig deeper into this topic, we’ve invited two experts, both Certified Stylists in the Everyday Style Network. Representing the West Coast is Morgen Peters, a wife and mother of four who’s passionate about helping women create casual wardrobes that suit their current life phase. On the East Coast, we have Katie Valentine, who believes great style is about showing up rather than showing off. She equips her clients with the tools to embrace their signature style and build wardrobes that complement their lifestyle.
This week we wrap up our summer series with a conversation I’ve been wanting to have for ages. It’s honestly taken me a long time to get up the courage to ruffle some feathers in service of the greater good. In today’s episode, I’m talking with Emily Paulson about direct sales – also known as network marketing, social selling, and multi-level marketing (MLM).
That you need a whole new wardrobe.
That there are clothes or colors you "can't" wear.
That you need to become someone you're not, just to have good style.
I believe your wardrobe should make life easier, not be another thing on your to-do list. And I believe every little win-from finding the perfect jeans to getting compliments from strangers-is worth celebrating.