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Hot & New Spring/Summer Trends: How I Updated My Closet

April 5, 2024 · In: "How To" Style Guide, Capsule Wardrobes, My Outfits, Petite Style, Spring, Summer, Trends

We’re wrapping up our spring/summer trend series, and today I want to show you how I’ve incorporated some of the new spring/summer trends into my closet as a midlife woman.  First, let me share one major mistake my petite women…

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Hot & New Spring/Summer Trends 2024: Accessories

March 29, 2024 · In: Bags, Jewelry, My Outfits, Petite Style, Shoes, Spring, Summer, Trends

Pop Quiz! What is an often overlooked fashion item that can complete your outfit to perfection or change them up in an instant? If you answered “accessories,” you get an A+!  In this style training, I’m going to show you…

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6 Popular Summer Trends 2023 Part 2: Accessories and Details

July 7, 2023 · In: My Outfits

Summer is in full swing, and we’re back with part two of our summer trend series to talk about accessories and details! If you missed part one of this series, you can catch up here. Do you want to update…

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Selected Summer Trends 2023: What To Add To Your Petite Closet

June 30, 2023 · In: My Outfits

I’ve got 8 exciting summer style trends for 2023 to share with you today. Plan your shopping list and update your summer wardrobe with confidence. 1) Low-Key Luxury Trend Spring/summer 2023 is all about “casual comfort” and low-key luxury. Embrace…

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Walmart and Target Style

How to Style Walmart + Target Pieces

August 13, 2021 · In: My Outfits

Walmart + Target Staples Summer is wrapping up over here. Don’t know about you, but I haven’t done much shopping lately. Time to get creative in the closet. When I get dressed, I first assess my mood and then how…

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Styling Espadrille Sandals: Outfit 1

July 20, 2020 · In: My Outfits

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Iconic, authority-aligned style for visionary women stepping into their next level.
Petite Specialist | SF Bay Area

Being petite shouldn’t mean having to dress louder Being petite shouldn’t mean having to dress louder, wear higher heels, or work harder just to be perceived as the woman in charge.But for many accomplished petite women, that’s exactly what happens.You’ve built the career.
You’ve earned the title.
You’re leading the meetings, making the decisions, traveling, speaking, building, advising.Your wardrobe should reflect that without requiring a closet full of clothes or making you feel like you’re playing a part.The answer isn’t to compensate for being petite.
It’s to calibrate.The right proportions.
The right amount of structure.
The right styles for your frame.
The right colors for you — not just defaulting to black or “power suits.”And pieces that don’t simply fit, but make you feel “on”, confident, completely yourself, and ready to be seen.Because a great petite wardrobe isn’t just about making clothes fit your body.It’s about creating a wardrobe that gives you presence without asking you to give up the colors, shapes, personality, and style that make you feel most like you.Because the goal isn’t to look taller.It’s to make sure the way you’re seen matches the woman you already are:Capable. Established. Intentional. Powerful.And this fall, your wardrobe should be working just as hard as you are.If yours isn’t, reply FALL and I’ll show you where to st#TheIconicMethod #PetiteStyle #ExecutivePresence
You probably don’t need a whole new fall wardrobe. You probably don’t need a whole new fall wardrobe.But when you’re busy, it just feels easier to  order the fashion box, book the Nordstrom stylist, or start buying the “new” pieces everyone says you need.The problem? You end up with more clothes… and still feel like you have nothing to wear.Before you buy for fall, you need to know:1. What you already own that still works
2. What’s starting to make your wardrobe feel dated
3. What’s genuinely missing — and which trends are actually worth your moneyBecause the goal isn’t more clothes.It’s a wardrobe that makes getting dressed for your actual life easier.Comment FALL if you want me to keep you posted on something I’m creating.  #theiconicmethod #petitefashion #womenwholead
Fall looks are just starting to trickle into store Fall looks are just starting to trickle into stores…but the Bay Area weather is still so warm!I’m keeping fabrics light and breathable, then shifting the color, shoes, and accessories to make it feel more fall.Watch the video for a few easy swaps that’ll keep you cool but give you fall vibes.What’s harder for you right now — dressing for fall in the heat, or knowing what’s actually worth buying?Comment FALL and tell me.#TheIconicMethod #FallStyle BayAreaStye
There’s something a little uncomfortable about say There’s something a little uncomfortable about saying out loud what you’re proud of.As women, we’re so quick to minimize what we’ve accomplished and move on to the next thing without pausing to recognize what’s already been built.But this trend made me pause.I’ve spent my career helping women feel seen and confident.I turned my own petite struggles into expertise that now helps other petite women.I’ve built a business that allows me to do work I genuinely love, earn well, and be fully present for my kids.None of it happened overnight.It was built one woman, one wardrobe, one conversation, and one brave next step at a time.And through it all, I see God’s faithfulness.
So yes—kinda chic. And deeply grateful. ✨What have you done, built, or chosen that feels “kinda chic” to you? I want to celebrate it with you.📷@bradythomasphotography#TheIconicMethod #WomenWhoLead #PersonalStyle
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