Just Get Dressed (HELL YES STYLE)

This one is an entire business lesson in itself; the BTS of the changes I've made recently and WHY.

If you're a female founder, you're going to want to grab a notepad because I'm dropping some gold in this one - from why you should add 'borrow my brain' sessions, to how adding a low-ticket funnel can open up your world to new potential clients.

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Own the Room is now on earlybird ahead of the January Q&A round - this is the space for female founders to nail their style foundations so they feel fully skilled up and ready to be the face of their brands. One of the women in the latest round is celebrating her best month in business EVER - this isn't just clothes, queen: https://thestyleeditor.thrivecart.com/own-the-room-programme/

If you're a self-leading woman who understands the potency of high-proximity and would love to lock in support for the entire year, stepping into the CEO vibes, book your strategy experience here: https://thestyleeditor.thrivecart.com/style-strategy-experience/

Workify is the 14-day workwear challenge designed to get you out of your post-pandemic wardrobe funk (yes, it's been 5 years babe, time to move on), rocking and rolling for your big promotion plans in 2025. Jump in now for £55, it's fun, it's fiery and it's f*cking immense: https://thestyleeditor.myflodesk.com/workify2025

This one's for my spiritual stylish queens.

In this episode I'm giving you two examples of how adding the 'woo' to my wardrobe has been a game-changer.

Strategy - important. But doing all the things without the energy = no results.

And on the flip side, saying affirmations without strategy = money is not going to land in your lap.

If you love getting witchy, you should grab your spot at The Witch and the Wardrobe.

In this magical masterclass, I'm going to show you how to apply your energetic blueprint to your style.

Grab a ticket here (RECORDING AVAILABLE): https://thestyleeditor.myflodesk.com/witchingwardrobe

STRAP. INNNNN

This past week, a woman took issue with me advertising an £11 masterclass (which by the way, will be worth 100 times the value)... and it got me thinking about WHY we don't like women who talk about money.

If you loved this, you'll love being inside my world.

The Witch & The Wardrobe: October 11, 11am - how to use your unique energetic codes to create a wardrobe that's the physical manifestation of what you want

Own the Room is now open on earlybird. INSTANT access to the 10 core modules to nail your style foundations PLUS Q&A January - get in now & save £500 off full-price.

Workify - it's fast, it's fun, it's the 14-day work wardrobe upgrade that's going to give your style a serious promotion.

This is a special episode because it's an in-depth conversation with my brilliant client and friend Rowena Wilding.

Marketing expert and mum-of-three, Rowena is paving the way for other women in business.

She is super passionate about re-investing into other small, women-run businesses that do good stuff in the world.

We started working together around a year ago and in this episode, Rowena gives a candid account of what that journey has been like.

If your marketing is feeling overwhelming, if you need support for a marketing or copywriting project, if you’ve got a book you need writing, or if you’re looking for specialist marketing expertise and leadership, Rowena can make it simple.

In this episode, we discuss:

• her style evolution and the post that prompted her to begin on her journey
• motherhood and role-modelling to her kids
• how her style has helped her in business
• the importance of mentorship and support
• patriarchy, feminism and why we need male allies

Find Rowena here: https://wildingmarketing.co.uk/

Connect with her on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rowenawildingmarketing/

Other women in business mentioned in this episode:

Tamsin Broster: https://tamsinbroster.co.uk/

Wendy Gannon: https://www.wo0.co.uk/

Nic Mooney: https://www.nicmooney.uk/

If you're listening to this and thinking 'that's how I'm feeling and I need that kind of support', send me a message on Linkedin, Instagram or email [email protected]

You can find out about my services here: www.thestyleeditor.co.uk

The data doesn't lie! 'Corporate chic' is making a comeback.

Spotted on the runways at Bottega and Alexander McQueen et al, attire you might associate with being in the office has become high fashion. And on my scouts around the shops & in my own research, we're seeing more blazers, tailoring and an incorporation of the workwear aesthetic into Gen Z style...

So... Why?

This is a conversation about culture, privilege and post-pandemic working lives. Does our new (or rekindled) desire for 'corporate chic' speak to a desire to get back to the office? What do you think?

If your wardrobe needs an update to match your skills and help you bag a promotion, join Workify. Updated for 2024, this is the 14-day experience designed to take you no more than 20 minutes a day, and by the end you'll have a wardrobe as qualified as you are for that pay rise.

https://thestyleeditor.myflodesk.com/workify2025

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This is a special episode of the Hell Yes Style podcast because it's an interview with Producer Buckers, of Decibelle Creative, the woman behind all the snazzy elements you hear on this podcast.

In this one, we talk about:

• the biggest barriers to starting a podcast
• the most important things to consider
• women and podcasting and why we need more of them!!

I know you've got important things to say and hopefully this episode gives you some encouragement to begin!

Podcasting is nowhere near as daunting as I thought, especially having a brilliant producer like Buckers. Find out more about how she can help you here: https://www.decibellecreative.com/

That's Not A Business begins October 17.

Just because your industry is 'new' or relatively unknown doesn't mean your work isn't important and worth paying for. In this space we don't do 'hobbies' - we turn you into a leading voice for your industry so that dream clients are like, 'sign me up right now!'

Join here: https://thestyleeditor.thrivecart.com/thats-not-a-business/

“The work environment is ruining my style. I know I feel much better and productive when I dress well, but everyone’s in tracksuits and on the calls in pyjamas so I feel like I have to dress like that.”

Does this sound like you?

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You're really good at what you do, have top-class ideas and know you could do a killer job in leadership… if only your boss' boss could see you

02

You've felt your style decline over the last few years and when everyone else around you is wearing hoodies and dressing gowns, you feel you've had to follow suit… but it's made you feel a bit like a rotten potato

03

You've got into some bad style habits (top-dressing, camera-off) that you know are low-key sabotaging your chance of a promotion

04

You look at peers in your industry and think ‘how come [they] are speaking on panels and on podcasts? When will that be me?’

05

If you're being honest your personal brand has fallen by the wayside as you've dedicated so much time & care to this job… but you're starting to realise that people with strong personal brands are the ones getting paid

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‘What to wear’ is an area of work you've never had any support. As a result you feel confused about dresscodes, spend way too much time working out what to wear for ikn-person meetings and panic when you get invited to industry events

Join Workify and give your wardrobe a 6-figure promotion: https://thestyleeditor.myflodesk.com/workify2025

Step-by-step daily guidance to take your work wardrobe from ‘just clothes' to brand tool

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The dresscodes training that stops your panic when you see ‘smart casual’ on an event invite because you have total clarity on what it all means

03

The tried-and-tested outfit building system for making 48 outfits from 20 items - packing for a work trip? No problem.

04

The strategic moves I made to go from ‘nobody knows me’ to first female editor in 160 years and 5x-ing my salary 

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A private telegram channel where you can get support, feedback and guidance 

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BONUS: Access to my popular annual Style Vision workshop that will set you up for a bossing-it 2025

https://thestyleeditor.myflodesk.com/workify2025

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Sales expert, author of More Sales Please and... my mentor!

Loads of people ask me who my mentor is, well, here you go!

Sara joins me on the show to chat all things women in business, why sales feel icky and how to make them feel easy, the importance of mentorship, my own business journey (with Sara's support), book writing and more!

It's an extended episode of the podcast because Sara is just so generous with her knowledge. I'd listen to it several times if I were you!!

Grab your copy of More Sales Please here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/More-Sales-Please-business-consistent/dp/1788604652

Find Sara on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/saleswithsara/

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In this episode, let's go back to basics.

If the foundations aren't solid in either wardrobe or business... how are we getting to the next level?

This episode was inspired by a conversation with a client who was sharing her frustration at not being where she perceives she 'should' be in business. I reminder her that having the foundations solid AF is where her focus needs to be, rather than looking around on the internet at what everyone else is doing and speaking to things in her content she has not yet embodied as a business owner.

Got you fired up? If you're ready to get your basics nailed, come join us this September for Own the Room and mid-October for That's Not A Business.

Own the Room: https://thestyleeditor.thrivecart.com/own-the-room-programme/

That's Not A Business: https://thestyleeditor.thrivecart.com/thats-not-a-business/

I have NEVER heard an actual self-made seriously wealthy woman...

Say that style doesn't matter.

I've only ever heard it from:

🤐 People with 1000s of followers who don't make any money but say things for controversy and benefit from a sh*t load of privilege they refuse to acknowledge.

and

🤐 People who don't make money because their ego is getting in the way of them taking the actions that make money

The women I know making serious bank...

➡️ Have personal stylists.

➡️ They work with personal stylists.

➡️ They invest in their wardrobes as a business tool.

❌️ They aren't on the Internet scoffing at people who do.

❌️ They aren't using their lack of style as an excuse not to get stuff like branded photos.

They're refusing to normalise the 'what to wear' struggle because they see it for what it is -

A clever manipulation by patriarchy so that women will spend time and money on sh&t that doesn't matter instead of the stuff that does.

The sooner you realise your wardrobe IS money mindset manifested in clothes...

the sooner you'll start making some.

Style secrets of seriously wealthy women:

1 - they don't wear old pants...

If £10m them isn't going to wear it, nor are they. They be her NOW.

2 - they understand it's a business essential

'Nice to have' about things that make them money, build their brands and cement their legacy is unacceptable to them.

They have huge fish to fry. They want money and power not so they can humblebrag but because they're sick of this sh*t and they want to make positive changes in the world.

Inequality is rife, systematic problems persist to keep certain people down and others up... and they find it completely unacceptable. They utilise the tools they have available to them [including their wardrobe] to progress in business, make more money, get more influence and change the world

3 - they're willing to park their ego and do the work

In all my years as a woman in leadership running multi-million pound publications with big teams and now as a style coach to women in business, I have NEVER heard a real one say 'style doesn't matter.'

They understand the opposite.

Go read We Should All Be Millionnaires by Rachel Rodgers and look at how she talks about elevating your style to match where you want your wealth to go.

If you're THIS ☝️ kind of woman...

I'm the style coach for you.

Doesn't matter where you are in your business journey.

What matters is the MINDSET.

Right now you can enrol in Own the Room - the essential styling course for female founders scaling to £5k months who've been in corporate for a number of years and now have to learn to be *the face*of a brand when no one EVER had a style conversation with them that was anything other than boring and surface level 🥱

That's Not A Business: https://thestyleeditor.thrivecart.com/thats-not-a-business/