Just wanted to share some of my favorite outfits that Abbey built for me. She took what I already had, added a few pieces, and built a ton of outfits that I never would have put together. Getting ready in the morning is so much easier and I've been getting tons of compliments!

What This Community Does - The Style Lab helps women and men reconnect with their personal style after body and life changes by experimenting with what they already own before buying more. We’ll actively test outfit theories, question old style rules, shop our own closets, and figure out what actually feels like you now. What this is: a hands-on style lab. What this isn't: a pile of courses I hand you before saying, “Ok, good luck!” (those suck) I’ll guide the experiments, answer questions inside the community, and help troubleshoot real wardrobe problems during our live Closet Clinics. You’ll get the most from this space by participating: bring your questions, share photos, try the experiments, and report back with what happened. Your First 3 Steps 1️⃣ Introduce yourself Tell us: - What brought you to The Style Lab? - What is the COOLEST item of clothing in your closet? - What does your dream style + wardrobe look and feel like? 2️⃣ Start this weeks Style Experiment Each week you will be given a style experiment designed to help you reconnect to your personal style and your closet. Head to the Classroom to find the current experiment and instructions. 3️⃣ Join the next Closet Clinic Each month, we meet live for an hour to troubleshoot outfits, wardrobe decisions, difficult pieces, potential purchases, and other questions happening inside your closet. Check the Calendar and RSVP for the next call. How to Navigate 🧪 Classroom = Current experiments, past challenges, quick guides, and Closet Clinic replays 💬 Community = Questions, outfit discoveries, experiment updates, and wins 📅 Calendar = Upcoming Closet Clinics and special events A few lab rules - Be curious about everything. Try things before writing them off. Experiment. Test things. Share what worked and what didn’t. Most importantly, have some fun. Getting dressed should be fun, not a chore. If you need help, post in the Questions category or shoot me a dm. Now introduce yourself below, and let’s get scientifically serious and curious about your style. 🧪