Your Fashion Should be on Brand, on Trend and have a Modern Flare to Help Attract Your Ideal Clients

<p>Do you ever stand in your closet and think, or say, I have nothing to wear?  I do, all the time!  And it really isn’t about not having anything to wear because there are plenty of clothes, it’s about what is going to make me feel good and be on-brand.  Jeanne Rhim recently joined me for a conversation to share fashion styling tips for dressing with confidence for success.</p> <h3>About Jeanne</h3> <p>Jeanne Rihm is a personal clothing stylist who specializes in styling men, women, speakers, executives, and entrepreneurs. What she is most passionate about is creating a look for each of her clients that represent, who they are, and how they want to be perceived in their industry, so that they always feel confident and empowered.  Jeanne’s 25 years of industry experience is rooted in the fashion capital of NYC collaborating with major designers and retail stores.</p> <p>She has also worked with Speakers Who Dare, and for TEDx Lincoln Square as their official stylist for all of their speakers.</p> <h4>Understanding the Body and Fashion</h4> <p>When working for Ralph Lauren, Jeanne realized that she had a gift that she could understand women, their body, and how to dress it and what would look amazing on their figure whether they were petite, tall, size two, or size 22. At that point, she decided to start Fashion Jeanne.</p> <p>Jeanne believes that through fashion you can feel confident and show your true essence, part of creating a recognizable personal brand.  Feeling confident in how you look helps you own the space you are in, whether presenting, networking or working.   The more confident we feel and appear, the more people will trust us as an authority in our niche.</p> <h4>Your Fashion is Part of Your Brand</h4> <p>When creating a brand, it's not only what you’re selling, it's how you look. How you dress is your calling card.  Each niche and industry are different.  It's really important that you dress according to what's expected and how you want to be perceived.  When it comes to representing your brand an