The beauty of a perfectly tailored pantsuit is that it pairs flawlessly with any kind of shoe, including flats. 

Here’s how executive women can look polished in professional dresses or pencil skirts without relying on heels.

The executive women we style at Let's Get You are redefining what it means to dress professionally, proving that you can exude authority, confidence, and style – without heels.

Remember, fashion isn’t about perfection—it’s about expression. So, take these tips and watch how they transform not just your look, but your confidence, too.

Whether you’re ready to stop feeling frustrated with your wardrobe or just want to add some polish to your daily outfits, here are 4 expert ways to elevate your style and create outfits that make you look (and feel) amazing every day.

Here are my 5 favorite style expert tips that will help you improve your style so you’ll feel like you've got it together every time you leave the house.

What if you could find a cooler you - and in less than an hour? You can! You can learn to dress better and to shop smarter. In one hour, transform how you feel in your clothes and figure out your style with a Rapid Refresh!

Looking good at work is important and science proves it. These five stylist-approved tips will help you look your best and make a lasting impression.

Imagine breezing through TSA PreCheck knowing your luggage has the perfect mix of comfortable, chic, and destination-appropriate outfits. My approach to a travel capsule wardrobe means no more last-minute outfit dilemmas or suitcase chaos.

Beauty is incredibly subjective and diverse. And no matter what you have to work with, you can use dressing well, fashion styling and image consulting to level up.

Women’s clothing sizes are inconsistent from store to store. From brand to brand. Even from year to year within the same brand! Here’s your guide to understanding midsize style.

It’s time to embrace summer with confidence and style. As your go-to personal stylist, I’m here to help you channel your inner diva and live your best Hot Girl Summer. No matter your situation or body type, everyone can use the power of styling to bring new energy and have your hottest summer yet. 

Sigh. Business casual—a term that's as perplexing as people who eat pizza with a fork and knife.

You've landed a new job (congrats, by the way!) or trying to fit better in your current company culture, and the dress code reads "business casual."

Dress for the job you want, not the one you have. It's a cliche because it's true!

I would add: dress for the job you have, and if you aren't already, it's never too late to begin again.

Here's a secret: dressing like a CEO isn't just about power suits and high heels. It's about crafting an image that exudes confidence, competence, and charisma and feels like you.

Short term, it is easier to wear the same thing than deal with cleaning it. Long term, you're like I was: bored, annoyed, and overwhelmed when you just want to get dressed and feel happy to start your day. Which is why in my LGY Styling Process we edit your closets before we shop and make sure we keep anything that can be used for your ideal outfits.

I choose the exact items you need according to your body type so that you have your ideal closet and personal style built for you with zero time spent shopping on your behalf. You receive a selection that has you saying crazy things like “omg I loved so much I don’t know what to return” and “everything fits so well”.

No matter how many times you read must-have lists, when it comes to making outfits or shopping for clothes, you aren’t confident it looks as good or aren’t sure how to pull “it” off like you hoped. The problem isn’t that you don’t have the right body or that everything is designed to work better for another type of person.

Now, after all that experience, I'm like a huntress who can smell fab cashmere buried in a rubbish-filled sale bin.
You need a trained eye to make smart shopping choices. Can you get better at it? Sure! It's like all things: be patient, invest a ton of time, make mistakes, and as with everything else, try to do better.