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< Back Common Health-Hazardous Fabrics and What to Choose Instead A straightforward guide to what's in common clothing materials While it’s difficult to avoid all chemicals in clothing, there are steps you can take to drastically reduce your exposure by avoiding specific fabrics and fabric treatments and choosing better options. Read more... Previous Next

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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! I want some of this! Professional Affiliations: Kate Taylor Stylist Society and Preferred Stylist Directory Lauren Messiah Style Boss Academy Hue & Stripe

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< Back Boosting a Winter Wardrobe Rethinking the all-black winter wardrobe It's so easy to slip into classic all-black in the darkness of winter, but creating an inspired (and inspiring) winter wardrobe just might be the boost you need to brighten dreary days! Read more... Previous Next

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