👋 Regan here! The founder of Revie.
For a long time I thought looking professional meant looking a certain way. I went through phases. In university I had to wear a suit every day. I'd tug at my blazer, my skin itched from too much makeup, and my pantyhose dug into my waist.
Then, in my early career I dressed way too mature for my age. Like I'd raided my grandma's closet. I thought that was what professional looked like.
It wasn't until I started working from home that I actually played around with my style. I had to be in the right headspace to experiment. Just because something looked good on someone else didn't mean it was going to look good on me.
Now I can be in workout clothes and feel more put together than I ever did in that suit. Because it’s 80% attitude and 20% the clothes you have on.
This week is about feeling great in whatever you're wearing.
Let's get into it. 👇
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Many women assume that the answer to a better wardrobe is buying more clothes, when in reality the biggest transformation comes from a deeper understanding of themselves.
I’m sure you know that feeling. Standing in your closet full of clothes thinking you have nothing to wear. Your first instinct may be to shop for new pieces – and it’s easy to see why that might make sense. When getting dressed feels difficult it’s completely normal to look outside of yourself for a solution. But after 5 years of coaching women on their style, I know that the most meaningful transformations rarely come from simply buying more clothes – that’s but a quick fix. Lasting impact comes from a better understanding of who you are and using that information to ensure your closet has what it needs to support the woman it dresses every day.
You've evolved - your career, your confidence, your life stage, your responsibilities. But your closet is still serving an older version of you, and getting dressed feels harder than it should.
This session is for the woman who is successful on paper, but knows her professional style no longer reflects the level she is operating at now.
Before you go! Tell me, do you feel like your wardrobe matches your current identity? How might things change if you felt your style reflected who you show up as?
I read every reply, and love to hear from you!
Until next time,
