Yael Edelist Every season brings a chance to evaluate if we are showing up authentically or if we are presenting old and irrelevant parts of ourselves that are no longer who we are.
When we were little, fall was when we got new clothes to accommodate our changing bodies. As teens, clothing then became a way to visually communicate who we were now entering the new school year.
Fall is a good time to revisit our wardrobe and ask, “am I showing up on the outside the way I feel on the inside?”
To help you learn that answer, read What’s Your Style Archetype? It includes a free worksheet to discover which colors, silhouettes, and patterns feel most authentic to you. Read it here.
Our Labor Day Sale starts this Friday, September 4th. So many of the pieces on sale pair beautifully with our new fall collections.
Are you expressing your true self through how you dress?
Yael in Urban Side Streets Topper and Washed Iconic Stretch Jeans.
Yael in Urban Staple Ruffle Tank and Denim Palma Capri Pants.
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