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Lani Inlander and the Value of Personal Styling Services
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If you've ever thought about trying a personal stylist, or even just wonder what they do, you'll enjoy meeting Lani Inlander and getting the inside story about styling.
Before there was even a term for it, Lani knew that she would be a personal stylist. From Skokie to NYC and Washington, DC, our conversation covers the emergence of the business of styling in the '90s, the building of her own business, Real Life Style, and the transformational value of the service. Having seen firsthand the change in her clients' style and presence, and the work that goes into allowing that to happen, I found this statement by Lani to distill her motivation and decades of experience:
"People literally avoid life when they don't have the correct, appropriate attire, and they don't even know they are doing it . . . We have seen it so many times, the opportunities that come people's way - it's not that they weren't there before, it's that (people) are afraid to embrace life or go after their (opportunities) because they don't have the right clothing or feel the part until they work with us."
After hearing us chat, you may enjoy Lani's blog, where she shares tips for feeling more confident in what you wear and how to find those key pieces. https://real-life-style.com/blog/
Looking for more? Visit us at the 1000 Fibers Blog where the conversation continues.
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