New Year – It’s a time for ringing out the old and partying in the new. It’s also a time to look back and see what we can do to make life better in the coming 365 days. One way is to make a few well-placed New Year’s resolutions. But for how long will any of us be able to keep those promises to ourselves?
It’s the same story every year – the new year begins and we vow to do better, achieve more or quit something and it all goes well until the old habits sneak up and, once again, we have to say to ourselves resignedly, “At least I tried and, anyway, there’s always next year…” Well bc are saying no more (hey, we are guilty too!); we searched out the professionals for advice on how to help us stick to our goals – and achieve them.
New Year, New Look
Image is important not only in our city, but everywhere. Whether you like it or not, everyone does the quick five-second once-over from head to toe to assess the kind of person you might be from your attire. Your clothes and your behavior say a lot about who you are, and sometimes they don’t necessarily reflect the wonderful personality inside.
Eve Roth Lindsay is an image consultant who can help you achieve the goal of looking smart and appropriate with the right colours and styles. At your consultation with Lindsay, she assesses whether you have cool or warm undertones based on a colour wheel created by Alfred Munsell. The same colour wheel is used by painters and designers. Then you are matched with a set of swatches to identify which colours work best for you.
“You want colours that harmonize with your skin. When someone’s eyes go down to your clothes, they should come back to your eyes because that is the most important feature for communication,” says Lindsay. She also helps with make-up, and more detailed consultations lead to assessments of body shape and the styles best suited to those shapes. “We basically help people to make their wardrobe work for them,” says Lindsay.
Tips Lindsay has for changing your image: “It’s really important that your clothes fit you well, as is knowing how to dress for your body type.”
If you’d like a style or image makeover, contact Eve Roth Lindsay at 2719-9674, or by emailing [email protected].
It’s the same story every year – the new year begins and we vow to do better, achieve more or quit something and it all goes well until the old habits sneak up and, once again, we have to say to ourselves resignedly, “At least I tried and, anyway, there’s always next year…” Well bc are saying no more (hey, we are guilty too!); we searched out the professionals for advice on how to help us stick to our goals – and achieve them.
New Year, New Look
Image is important not only in our city, but everywhere. Whether you like it or not, everyone does the quick five-second once-over from head to toe to assess the kind of person you might be from your attire. Your clothes and your behavior say a lot about who you are, and sometimes they don’t necessarily reflect the wonderful personality inside.
Eve Roth Lindsay is an image consultant who can help you achieve the goal of looking smart and appropriate with the right colours and styles. At your consultation with Lindsay, she assesses whether you have cool or warm undertones based on a colour wheel created by Alfred Munsell. The same colour wheel is used by painters and designers. Then you are matched with a set of swatches to identify which colours work best for you.
“You want colours that harmonize with your skin. When someone’s eyes go down to your clothes, they should come back to your eyes because that is the most important feature for communication,” says Lindsay. She also helps with make-up, and more detailed consultations lead to assessments of body shape and the styles best suited to those shapes. “We basically help people to make their wardrobe work for them,” says Lindsay.
Tips Lindsay has for changing your image: “It’s really important that your clothes fit you well, as is knowing how to dress for your body type.”
If you’d like a style or image makeover, contact Eve Roth Lindsay at 2719-9674, or by emailing [email protected].
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