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June 12, 2008

Father’s Day Gift Certificates

Drop by the studio to pick up a Men's Color Analysis Gift Certificate for Father's Day.  We will help your dad pick out his best colors for ties and golf shirts.  A Style Analysis Gift Certificate is also great for Dad.  We will teach him what styles of clothes...

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March 28, 2008

Clothing Steamer

Did you know that using a steamer is five times faster than ironing? Wrinkles become smooth in an instant without scorching even the finest fabrics. Call or email to have a steamer sent to you with no shipping charge. Or you can order it online...

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March 28, 2008

Spring 2008 Fashion Trends

 Color and Print Every possible color paired with print. Prints of every influence (make sure the print is in your correct scale). Neutrals from last season paired with color. Accessories  Make the statement with your shoes! Embellished and colored shoes and bags in all sizes and shapes.  Clothing Styles    ...

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March 28, 2008

New Products for Spring 2008

Lip Rouge:Lips want all the attention this spring. Super rich colors with plumping peptides. Available in 6 new colors. Pore Perfecting Face Primer: Keeps makeup looking smooth and fresh all day. Light weight and oil free.  Absorbs oil and reduces pore size.  Retexturizing Face Primer: A Stoltz Image Consulting favorite!...

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March 10, 2008

Who Is Perceived as Frumpy?

Women are often described as frumpy.  What is frumpy?  The dictionary defines it as dowdy, not neat or smart in dress, drab, plain, dated, old-fashion, lack of taste, or unflattering.  The opposite of frumpy is "chic." Why do some women let themselves look frumpy?  I've heard...

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March 9, 2008

The Beauty of Color

The most important fashion word for Spring 2008 is "color."  After a season of neutrals, color is the key trend for spring. My favorite quotation about color is by an English poet of the 18th century who wrote, "Persons are often misled in regard to their...

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