by Kara Lane (Author)
If you have too many clothes but nothing to wear, you might want to read The Smart Woman's Guide to Style & Clothing.
Do you have clothes that do not fit well, do not flatter you, or do not go with anything else in your closet? This is a common problem that occurs when we buy the wrong clothes for the wrong reasons.
Fortunately, author Kara Lane researched the issue and found a solution. She developed a system for creating a versatile, stylish, personalized wardrobe. You can create the perfect wardrobe for you by shopping mindfully and following the steps in the Style & Clothing System.
Step 1: Identify wardrobe needs based on your lifestyleStep 2: Select the wardrobe classics that appeal to you
Step 3: Choose your colors, patterns, and clothing styles
Step 4: Know what fits and flatters your body
Step 5: Decide what quality and quantity of clothing you want
Step 6: Pick your shoes, handbags, jewelry, and other accessories
Step 7: Choose your preferred brands and stores
Step 8: Put together outfits and consult style resources as needed
Step 9: Analyze, declutter, and organize your wardrobe
Step 10: Complete your Style & Clothing Checklist
If you use the Style & Clothing System to guide future purchases, you will simplify your life and create a wardrobe you will love
Author Biography
Kara Lane is a Problem-Solving Author and CPA. She writes how-to books that help readers solve personal and business problems. Her first four books are The Smart Woman's Guide to Style & Clothing, From Photographer to Gallery Artist, Simoni's Gift, and Wake Up to Powerful Living. Writing a quality book is harder than it looks. Good nonfiction books solve a problem. The content is clear, complete, and concise. The information is specific, not general information that could be found from a Google search. The writing flows well and is informative, actionable, and easy to understand. To ensure her readers are getting the best information possible, she calls on her greatest strengths when writing her books: Research, Analysis, Organization, Communication, and Problem Solving.