New season, new format!

The Everyday Style School is moving to a school year calendar--with Fall and Spring semesters focusing on a central theme. My hope is that by giving you fewer, more focused episodes, you'll have time to apply what we talk about, and feel more confident in your style in less time.

This fall, our theme is Back to Basics. All season long, we'll be talking about the fundamentals of style every woman needs to master. The reality is that most women are drowning in style advice, and yet somehow, it's still not adding up to a fabulous wardrobe that makes it easy to get dressed.

What's missing? The fundamentals.

Let's face it--the fundamentals aren't super fun. They're not sexy, and they don't make you feel like a style pro. Ironically though, mastering them is how you become a style pro. 

Consider this season my love letter to the fundamentals--the basic skills you need to become truly stylish. Once you've mastered them, everything else gets easy.

Even if you've been listening to the show a long time, and consider yourself knowledgeable when it comes to style, listen with fresh ears. Whether you're learning them for the first time, or deepening your knowledge, the fundamentals of style will never steer you wrong. 

In this episode:

• Why going “back to basics” matters, even if you think you’ve mastered style.
• The big difference between collecting tips and actually building skills.
• What a football, a sourdough loaf, and the perfect shade of white have to do with your wardrobe.
• A sneak peek at the six style fundamentals we’ll cover this season.
• One simple reflection to help you get the most out of every episode.

I hope this season will help you see that fundamentals aren't just a box to check before you get to the "good stuff"—they ARE the good stuff. Master them, you won't need much else. Skip them, and not much else matters.

Don't forget to submit your end-of-season style questions here.

Full show notes and resources: https://youreverydaystyle.com/221