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Wednesday, June 18, 2014

It's going to be an action packed week! Trudi has already had a profile done in Online Fashion Magazine Thread - see here to link up and read all about it.

http://threadnz.com/fashion/chat-trudi-bennett-wardrobe-flair/

Later this week keep an eye out on the Facebook page as Trudi is going to run a video about what to look for when buying a pair of jeans!

https://www.facebook.com/WardrobeFlair

Something to also bear in mind if you are thinking about hiring a personal stylist. In order to get the full benefit of this experience, most people need to know their colours, what shapes and styles suit them for their body shape and have their wardrobe checked over to see what can be used and what needs to go. Many consultants do this in separate sessions AND charge for each separate session.

Here at http://www.wardrobeflair.com/ that is not the case. In a two hour session, we cover COLOURS, SHAPE and the WARDROBE. Which means this session is action packed, totally comprehensive and such value for money.

For more details visit the website or making a booking with Trudi (Auckland) or Sarah (Wellington) on trudi@wardrobeflair.com

Regards Trudi

http://www.wardrobeflair.com/ http://www.facebook.com/WardrobeFlair - follow the fashion!! https://twitter.com/WardrobeFlair Blogger http://www.mymag.co.nz/index.php/mypages/mystyle MyStyle Fashion blogger for MyMag.co.nz

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FAQ

I am really keen to see a consultant. What are the key things you should look at when choosing a stylist?

Referrals are key. Talk to people and see who has seen a consultant and how they found their service. Look for a service that covers colours and shapes. Some consultants only focus on certain areas and if you are not getting the full package, you will not benefit as much from your experience.

For instance, having your shape assessed is as vital as having your colours done. There is no point in wearing great coloured clothing, if it doesn't suit your shape!

trudi@wardrobeflair.com

Q: I want to break out of wearing black but I just don't know what colours suit me?

Yes, it is very hard to break the black habit if you are unsure as to what is a good alternative. So don't feel alone in this!

The best thing you can do is either hire someone from www.wardrobeflair.com and they can come and do your colours and assess your shape and talk you through what you need and also take you personal shopping to show you the colours and shapes that best suit you.

If you want to try and go it alone, think of the times you have had compliments with certain colours you wear and try and build this up.

trudi@wardrobeflair.com

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About This Blog

This blog is a wealth of fun, interesting and free information on how to look and dress better. It includes handy hints about colours, body shape information, accessories, putting outfits together, wardrobe clearing and shopping.

I also love to talk about fashion trends, what's in and what is NOT a good look or trend.

I want to be able to share with everyone where to buy fabulous pieces of clothing for certain shapes and colours. Great sales, news about up and coming trends. Who I see, what I see and what Wardrobe Flair is up to.