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- How to Pack a Suitcase | Eugene Stylist
< Back How to Pack a Suitcase Some quick pointers on how to pack for a trip! Once you've come up with the right capsule wardrobe for a trip, how do you get it all into a suitcase? (Of course, if you don't want to go it alone, give me a shout !) Read more... Previous Next
- Resale | Eugene Stylist
successful selling Before offering your clothes, bags, shoes, coats, etc. to a reseller, make sure each item is clean, stain- and scent-free, ironed or polished! (Check your pockets, too...) Remember, you're trying to sell them so presenting them well is in your best interest. If you're not sure what each one trends towards, check out what they usually carry. Do they cater to college students? Trendy young adults? Sophisticated ladies? Research will help you get the most money! Some will pay cash, some will give you credit to shop in their store. Click on each link to learn more. local resale Buffalo Exchange ....................................................................................................................................... 1275 Willamette St Bumble Boutique ................................................................................................................................................ 233 W 5th Ave The Clothes Horse .................................................................................................................................................. 295 E 5th Ave Flipside ..................................................................................................... 143 21st Street, The Vintage Industry, S'field Founded Vintage ................................................................................................................................ 749 Willamette Street Freestyle Superette ............................................................................................................................... 37 W 13th Ave, #204 KIN Clothing Exchange ................................................................................................................ 1249 Willamette Street Oregon Fiber Traders .............................................................................................................................. 2475 Hilyard Street Retro Rejuvenation ............................................................................................................ 32697 E Pearl Street, Coburg Swytch .............................................................................................................................................. 1968 Marcola Road, S’field The N.E.S.T. ................................................................................................................................................................ 870 E 13th Ave The Racks ...................................................................... .............................. .......................................... 5th Street Market Alley Wild Paisley Vintage .............................................................................................................................. 37 W 13th Ave, #203 online resale Depop ............................................................................................................ Global DIY resellers, streetware & vintage eBay ............................................................................................................... DIY resellers, everything you can imagine Etsy ..................................................................................................................... Small independent clothing businesses For Days .............................................................................................................................................. 100% recyclable clothing Mercari ........................................................................................................................................... DIY resellers, brand names Poshmark ..................................................................................................................................... DIY resellers, brand names Reformation ................................................................................................................ Repurposed sustainable clothing Re-SEE ..................................................................................... Iconic vintage & second hand fashion & handbags Style Alert ............................................................................. Personal styling app for pre-owned designer items Swap.com .......................................................................................................................... DIY resellers, everyday clothing The Real Real ........................................................................................................................................... Luxury consignment ThredUP ............................................................................... DIY resellers, everyday clothing and favorite brands Vestaire Collective .............................................................. Global marketplace for luxury & designer fashion Vinted ............................................................................................... DIY resellers for everyday & designer 2nd hand
- How to Look Posh | Eugene Stylist
< Back How to Look Posh It's actually not about how much you spend! It feels like there's a secret formula to a "luxe" style, right? Wouldn't it be fun to know there is, but it's not bigger price tags. Read more... Previous Next
- Gentlemanly Things Podcast | Eugene Stylist
< Back Gentlemanly Things Podcast Discover and master the art of refined living! The Gentlemanly Things podcast explores the timeless qualities of a modern gentleman through conversations with experts in fine clothing, cigars, whiskey, wine, travel, and more. Each episode weaves together actionable insights and inspiring stories to elevate your lifestyle and personal brand. Read more... Previous Next
- Style Profile Questionnaire | Eugene Stylist
This quick questionnaire will inform your Personalized Style Profile, a personalized guide to finding clothes that fit and flatter you. Please answer as much (and as honestly!) as you can. let's start with your measurements (here's a how to....) shoulders hips weight Pick a range waist floor to top of leg current size in tops bust height Barefoot current size in bottoms areas you like to show: * Required Neck Shoulders Arms Chest/Cleavage Waist Hips Back Tummy Bum Thighs Ankles areas you prefer to conceal: * Required Neck Shoulders Arms Chest/Cleavage Waist Hips Back Tummy Bum Thighs Ankles how well do your clothes reflect you and your lifestyle? * how would you describe your current style? what frustrates you about it (e.g. too casual, no variety, needs color, etc)? what challenges have you had in the past with clothes? whose style do you admire & why? is there a picture that represents where you want to be with your style? upload it here! Upload supported file (Max 15MB) one last question! Do you currently have a priority to address? are there any futher services you're considering? Clearing my closet of pieces that I don't/shouldn't wear (wardrobe edit) Learning how to shop my closet and find new outfits from existing pieces Figuring out key pieces I lack in my current wardrobe (wardrobe audit) Guidance on what types of clothes would look best on me Help accessorizing an outfit (shoes, jewelry, hats, etc) Having someone help me shop for new pieces that complement my current wardrobe A personal shopper to find event-specific outfits Packing a well-planned capsule wardrobe for a trip contact info * While I'm at it, I'd like to subscribe to the newsletter done! Thanks for submitting! Click here to return home.
- 48 Dress Types | Eugene Stylist
< Back 48 Dress Types With silhouette explanations! While you can wear dresses year round, they're much more of a go-to as the nicer weather approaches. Here's a lovely guide to the different categories, cuts and silhouettes to choose from - 48 of them! While you might have your favorites, try some new styles this year. You might be surprised to find ones you never knew suit you! Read more... Previous Next
- A New Old Travel Trend | Eugene Stylist
< Back A New Old Travel Trend Bringing Back the Glamour While we're not all headed off to the Cote d'Azure every winter, you can add some charm and personality to your luggage when you head out of town! Read more... Previous Next
- The Coat Hinger | Eugene Stylist
< Back The Coat Hinger An innovative solution to shallow closets I honestly have never seen something like this, but it's brilliant if you've got a shallow closet but still want to hang your clothes. Read more... Previous Next
- Tailors | Eugene Stylist
tailors Arose Atelier .................................................................................................................................................................. 541.515.7044 Claudia Cooper ........................................................................................................................................................... 541.221.0909 Imagine Custom Sewing ....................................................................................................................................... 541.731.1250 High Wheel Jeans Company ............................................................................................................................. 541.579.7252 JeanMariesFabrics ................................................................................................................................................... 541.746.0433 Master Cleaners .......................................................................................................................................................... 541.689.1597 Miok's Alterations ...................................................................................................................................................... 541.870.7535 Natalia's Alterations & Tailoring ....................................................................................................................... 541.505.7418 Shola's Dry Cleaners ............................................................................................................................................... 541.342.8022 Thea Sok Tailoring .................................................................................................................................................... 541.915.8424 The Cleanery VRC ..................................................................................................................................................... 541.485.5547 The Cleanery West Eugene ............................................................................................................................... 541.345.4355 The Cleanery River Road ......................................................................................................................................541.688.6362 For a perfect fit... Tailoring isn't just about getting a custom suit made or altering your wedding dress. It's also about fitting off-the-rack clothes to your specific shape. Tailoring takes a good piece and makes it fabulous, and can save a piece that needs repair. To get the most from tailoring: It's a relationship! Start off with smaller, minor alterations to see how they work before you give them a complex piece. Ask for a cost estimate before you go in for your fitting. Wear the proper undergarments or shoes at your fitting, and take any accessories that need to be considered. Be patient and plan ahead. They need time to do the job properly, plus seasonal demand around weddings, prom, and the holidays slow their turnaround times. Find a specialist if your alterations are complex, like beading or silk. Try your items on when you pick them up to make sure they don't need any further alterations. Learn how to do basic repairs (buttons and small tears especially!) that don't need a tailor.
- About | Eugene Stylist
Elevating our community through style. Rachel Williams is Eugene's premier stylist for local, sustainable, mindful, and effortless dressing. Let's smash the myth that you need to spend buckets of money, live in a big city, or be a certain size to have great style! Rachel Williams Who doesn't have fun in a limo?! Rachel Williams, Eugene Stylist Stylist standing in front of a clothes rail with a capsule wardrobe on it Rachel Williams, Eugene Stylist The simplicity of a crisp white buttonup shirt (and a green velvet chair!) Rachel Williams Who doesn't have fun in a limo?! 1/6 Originally from Manchester, England (where the worker bee is the city symbol!) but now in Eugene OR, I wanted to find a way to elevate our community and realized that style is a pretty fun way to do that. My goal is not just having people look and feel great and not be afraid of what's in their wardrobe, but to make a financial and ecological impact, too. Shopping at independent boutiques supports small businesses and our local economy while reducing the carbon footprint with fewer delivery trucks on the road. (But if you are going to shop online, being deliberate about buying or renting gently used clothing that doesn't contribute to the climate impact of the fast fashion industry really makes a difference, too.) And then, what about taking care of the clothes you already have? There are specialists and tools that make mending so much easier, and I wanted to get the word out about those, too. Everything we own affects us, so let's work together to wear only those things that elevate us, and in turn we can elevate our community. Also, tea goes best with a biscuit. xx rachel You're women and men in Eugene, Springfield and surrounding areas who are getting frustrated with a perceived lack of good local shopping and the volume of clothes you have but still have nothing to wear. Perhaps you're having a life-renaissance and want to ramp up your style but don't know where to start or how to go about it. And your sweetheart or teenage daughter won't spend a Saturday going through your closet with you (nor should they!). Those nagging questions keep popping up... Won't replacing my whole wardrobe be so expensive and wasteful? Will I have to sacrifice comfort for style? How do I justify getting rid of things that I spent money on or were given to me? And what's the point of being stylish when wearing pj's in public * is kind of acceptable here? I'm not just a consultant; I'm here to be your cheerleader, to give you the boost you need to really look at what you have, what you like, what to let go of, and how to dress the body you have - all without replacing your wardrobe or being uncomfortable. You'll end up feeling fabulous, with your own style and a wardrobe you're excited to wear, and a community that benefits from your mindfulness. *oh please don't! click to get started! Professional Affiliations: Kate Taylor Stylist Society and Preferred Stylist Directory Lauren Messiah Style Boss Academy Hue & Stripe
- One Coat, Eight Ways | Eugene Stylist
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- Dress Codes Decoded | Eugene Stylist
< Back Dress Codes Decoded No, it's not you. It's confusing. Wedding season is just around the corner, so if you've recently gotten an invitation to a loved one's nuptials (or any other party, for that matter), here's how to interpret what to wear according to the dress code on the invitation. Read more... Previous Next

