The Style Secret Behind Every Woman Who Always Looks Pulled Together
About this episode
Christie Ressel reveals the key personal style tool that transforms how women dress and feel about their wardrobe choices.
You spend money on your wardrobe. You try. And yet something always feels off — like you're watching other women look effortlessly pulled together while you're still standing in front of your closet wondering why nothing works. This episode is going to tell you exactly why. And once you hear it, you will never get dressed the same way again. Image consultant and certified colour analyst Christie Ressel reveals the one personal style tool that changes how you look, how your face reads, and how your entire wardrobe works — and why it is the most powerful style and color decision most women have never made. This episode is for the woman who wants to finally feel like herself when she gets dressed. And for the stylist, hairstylist, MUA, or beauty professional who wants to add the most in-demand service in the industry — colour analysis and color analysis — to their business right now. In this episode: The one thing behind every style decision you've ever made — and why nobody told you sooner Why you keep buying things that looked right in the store and never work at home What's actually happening to your face when you wear the wrong colours (this one will stay with you) The reason…
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