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I help professional women build work wardrobe systems that eliminate the daily "what do I wear?" stress.

Simply Styled for Work (free): Five Outfit Formulas
Wardrobe Clarity Call: 55-min Strategy Session

06/11/2026

Anyone can feel polished at the start of the week when getting ready for work . The real test is Thursday.

When your calendar is full, getting dressed for work shouldn’t become another decision demanding your attention.

That’s why I decide what to wear ahead of time. Because deciding once is easier than deciding every day.
Style in Twenty was created to help professional women build outfit systems that make getting dressed feel simpler, more intentional, and sustainable.

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05/31/2026

The Sunday Standard originally started as The 9–5 Workwear Edit, a style newsletter focused on helping women get dressed for work with more ease and intention. But over time, the conversations evolved into something much deeper. Every Sunday, I now write about wardrobe strategy, professional presence, visibility, Soft Authority, and the quiet recalibrations ambitious women move through in their careers and lives. Some weeks we discuss what to wear into high stakes rooms. Other weeks we talk about rebuilding professionally when no one is watching. The conversations inside this newsletter are thoughtful, honest, and intentional, created for women who want to show up with clarity, confidence, and authority in every room they enter.
One of the best parts of this transition has been the feedback from subscribers. The replies, reflections, and conversations have reminded me that so many women are looking for language around things they have quietly been experiencing professionally and personally. To everyone who has been reading since the early 9–5 Workwear Edit days and continued with me into The Sunday Standard, thank you. Your support and responses have shaped this newsletter more than you know.
This week’s edition was about The Rise of Soft Authority.
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05/20/2026

The hardest part of your morning is not getting dressed.
It is deciding what to wear. From the minute you check the weather to the moment you sit down at your desk, the decision follows you. And it takes something with it every time.

Style in Twenty is the framework that gives you your mornings back. So you can walk into work polished, prepared, and ready to take on the day.

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05/12/2026

What people notice before you speak is rarely the thing you spent the most time on. It is your presence, the way you walk in, the quiet confidence of a wardrobe that fits you and not just the room.

In my line of work, I deal with high-level officials and difficult conversations on a regular basis. Early in my career, I thought I had to be strong and aggressive to be taken seriously. It impacted my leadership style and, honestly, who I was becoming.

Over time I realized I could stay grounded in who I am at my core and still hold the room. Authority does not have to be loud. Boundaries do not have to be hard. Femininity does not have to be performative.

I call this Soft Authority™. Femininity with intention. Presence with standards. Authority felt, not announced.
For a long time, professional women were taught that being taken seriously required hardness. Structured suits, hard lines, minimal softness. That standard was set by a different era, and it does not have to define ours.
Soft Authority is the quiet confidence of a woman who knows what she is doing and dresses like it. It is not a style. It is a posture. The wardrobe simply reflects it.

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05/05/2026

Getting dressed for work should be the easiest part of your morning. Not because you have more clothes, but because you have a system that works.

I spend about twenty minutes planning my week on Sundays so my weekday mornings are calmer, slower, and less stressful.

That is the foundation behind Style in Twenty.
My email subscribers had early access at the end of April. Public release is May 20.
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04/17/2026

Gala season is one of my favorite reasons to get fully dressed. I had a great time last night at the Honors gala. There is life outside of the office and last night was a beautiful reminder. Supported a worthy cause, got glammed up, and had a bit of fun in the process. This dress was bought with intention, for exactly this kind of evening.

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04/14/2026

Your spring work wardrobe is probably already there.
Not all of it. But most of it.
The pieces you wore through fall and winter do not disappear in April. They shift. A blazer that felt heavy over a sweater in February works beautifully over a spring dress now. A tailored layer you forgot about becomes exactly what you needed for an air-conditioned office in May.
Spring dressing for work is not about buying everything new. It is about knowing what you already own well enough to wear it differently.
Dresses are where I start every spring. One piece, without having to figure out an entire outfit. Add a light layer for the office, a neutral color shoe, and your outfit is handled before the day starts. That ease is not an accident. It is the result of knowing your wardrobe well enough to trust it.
A few intentional additions for the season, a spring dress that fits well, a lighter layer, a shoe that bridges the gap, and you have everything you need.
The rest is already hanging in your closet.
Something that helps you dress like this with even more ease is coming this month. Style in Twenty is coming soon.

04/10/2026

For a few years after COVID, I stopped planning for my birthday the way I used to. I let it pass. Quiet, low-key, subtle celebrations.

This year I decided to change that.
24 hours in New York. Great company, intentionality, and no agenda beyond being present.

At 37 I am more secure in who I am and what I want. My style has matured. Still classic, but there is more gravity to it now. More confidence in the choices I make, what I wear, how I move through a room. I used to dress just to look polished and comfortable. Now I dress for that, and for the woman I have become.

Celebrating yourself is a practice. It took me a few years to remember that. Now I do.
37 feels good.

04/06/2026

I just swapped my closet for spring and after auditing my closet these are the looks that carried me through the season.

New season, same system.

The Polished Default is my foundation formula. Classic, versatile, and built to work across every professional setting and season. The palette shifts to match the day but the structure never wavers. The pieces rotate. The framework holds.

Spring formulas are coming. In the meantime, five formulas inside Simply Styled to get you started. Free, link in bio.

04/02/2026

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My career has grown. My image needed to evolve with it.

I have been back in the office more lately and it pushed me to get honest about how I was showing up. The title, the responsibilities, the rooms I am walking into: they are all different now. My wardrobe needed to reflect that.
That is when I started being more intentional about investing in pieces that actually match where I am professionally. Not trends. Tailored, versatile pieces that work as hard as I do.

The WellSuited collection fits that standard. All season fabric with four way stretch and silhouettes that are polished without being restrictive. For me, these two suits move with me through a full day without sacrificing anything.

The camel vest and flare pant for the days that call for structure with personality. The grey blazer and wide leg for the days I need to walk in and command the room before saying a word.

This is modern power dressing. And it is exactly what this season of my career called for. Dressing well is not vanity, it is intention.

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