Personal Stylist | Fashion Stylist | Alexandra Suzanne Greenawalt | New York City | AlexandrA http://alexandrastylist.com Fri, 11 May 2012 19:45:40 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 The Met Ball 2012 http://alexandrastylist.com/the-met-ball-2012 http://alexandrastylist.com/the-met-ball-2012#comments Fri, 11 May 2012 19:12:22 +0000 AG http://alexandrastylist.com/?p=7103 It’s that time of year again: The Fashion Olympics, otherwise known as the Met ball, when my dear friends in celebrity tailoring and celebrity styling work like crazy fitting and styling 20 clients in just a few days. Not much sleep, I tell ya. But the outcome is stunning. When Hollywood and Fashion royalty come [...]]]>

It’s that time of year again: The Fashion Olympics, otherwise known as the Met ball, when my dear friends in celebrity tailoring and celebrity styling work like crazy fitting and styling 20 clients in just a few days. Not much sleep, I tell ya. But the outcome is stunning. When Hollywood and Fashion royalty come together to take black tie to a whole other level, the gowns are nothing short of spectacular. Here are my top picks and fashion catastrophes:

Met Ball 2012

]]> http://alexandrastylist.com/the-met-ball-2012/feed 0 St Barth’s http://alexandrastylist.com/st-barths http://alexandrastylist.com/st-barths#comments Fri, 11 May 2012 00:45:49 +0000 AG http://alexandrastylist.com/?p=7106 I had the amazing opportunity to visit St. Barthelemy (St. Barths) and stay at a friend’s villa overlooking Gustavia and the harbor. What a beautiful island. I especially appreciated the LACK of Starbucks and mega hotels – no towers or big resorts here. Also, French is the local language, and all the locals are French. [...]]]>

Flamands Beach where Hotel Saint-Barth Ile de France is located

I had the amazing opportunity to visit St. Barthelemy (St. Barths) and stay at a friend’s villa overlooking Gustavia and the harbor. What a beautiful island. I especially appreciated the LACK of Starbucks and mega hotels – no towers or big resorts here. Also, French is the local language, and all the locals are French. Many of the business owners are from Europe and are very sophisticated and also friendly. There is a “come join us” mentality to the island, which is nice. It’s famous for New Year’s Eve, when the world’s billionaires descend on this 8km x 3km island via mega-yacht to celebrate at Nikki Beach for $20,000 a head. Yep, that’s not a typo. Here are a couple notable hot spots:

Eden Rock put St. Barths on the Hollywood and global map, and it is all it’s hyped up to be, especially since Jean George took over the restaurant this year. Delicious food, but there’s also an adorable gem of a boutique inside the restaurant that’s curated with iconic designers such as Vivienne Westwood and served by a charming redhead named Janelle. There is also a fabulous art gallery in the hotel worth visiting. Even though I visited in early May, I spotted Chris O’Donnell and his wife paddleboarding and hanging on the beach. So I guess the island’s celebrity reputation is accurate.

St Jean Beach with Eden Rock

One of the best meals I had was at Isola, an Italian fine dining restaurant in Gustavia. They also own Isoletta, a hip and more casual pizza spot with sumptuous couches to lounge on. Our last night we ate at the island institution Maya’s and had one of the best sole meuniere of my life. Charming open air restaurant with simple but delicious menu.

Shopping there means the typical Cartier, Hermes, Ralph Lauren, Roberto Cavalli, and Louis Vuitton, but beyond that, I found a couple other cute boutiques worth hitting. Christian Celle of Calypso fame, the un-official tahatian pearl/leather jewelry at Kalinas&Tainos. There were embellished caftans almost everywhere, but the super luxe were at TAJ, and great fun prints were at Lolita Jaca-www.lolitajaca.com. I also found Linde Gallery, which stocks Emilio Pucci, Maison Martin Margiela, and other rare European lines.

Kalinas & Tainos Jewelry

Calyso St Barths Caftan

Also worth noting is my favorite, the Dean and Deluca-esque American Gourmet. Geared towards yacht provisioning, this mega/micro gourmet grocer stocks things like almond milk, goat yogurt, Dean and Deluca treats, terra chips, and any canned gourmet product you can think of. It really puts the local Livre Service to shame. Be prepared to pay through the nose because apparently they make up the prices as they go along. If you want to stock up on basics, I recommend the Marche U, which is similar to a typical American grocery store except with French products.

Everyone is a VIP on St Barths

If you don’t have a mega yacht or villa, here’s a note about hip hotels to stay at. It seems that this island has two prices – expensive and super expensive – so it’s all pricey. Eden Rock is still the chicest, but I did see a fashion photo shoot happening at the all-white Sereno designed by Christian Liaigre. Also great is Guanahani Hotel, which was one of the first hotels on the island. The pastel bungalows look tiny to me, but the beach bar/resto is awesome. They also have a fine spa. Hotel Le Toiny is uber-exclusive and luxurious. Their restaurant Le Gaiac, which serves French Creole cuisine, is considered to be a gastronomical treasure. Hotel Carl Gustaf is a 14-room gem of a hotel with spectacular harbor views and private plunge pools. For water junkies like myself, their spa has a hydro-zone with steam room, essential oils shower, outside jacuzzi, sun beds, and a fitness center. I fell in love with the Hotel Saint Barths-Ile de St Barths hotel on Flamands Beach. We ate al fresco, and the presentation and quality of food was superb. The vibe of the beach is exclusive and chill, and it was the calmest sea I had seen since arriving.

Harbor view from Gustavia St Barths

For beaches, check out St. Jean if you want to be near all the action and steps away from a lunch spot. Oh, and planes will fly dangerously close to your head, so it’s great for adrenaline junkies. Saline beach is a quick walk from parking and will give you that secluded feeling if you so desire.

Click here for another great blog post on St Barths.

]]> http://alexandrastylist.com/st-barths/feed 0 Hot spots in Palm Springs http://alexandrastylist.com/hot-spots-palm-springs http://alexandrastylist.com/hot-spots-palm-springs#comments Wed, 02 May 2012 20:49:15 +0000 AG http://alexandrastylist.com/?p=7091 My yearly tradition is to visit my dear uncles in the desert town of Palm Springs. This year was no exception, except that I also had a VIP ticket to weekend 1 of Coachella, aka “walk-a-chella” (flats are a MUST), or the state fair on steroids for hipsters. It broke records with 80,000-85,000 visitors per [...]]]>

My yearly tradition is to visit my dear uncles in the desert town of Palm Springs. This year was no exception, except that I also had a VIP ticket to weekend 1 of Coachella, aka “walk-a-chella” (flats are a MUST), or the state fair on steroids for hipsters. It broke records with 80,000-85,000 visitors per day for weekend 1! I don’t know what I was thinking… well, I was curious. The strangest thing about the festival is that there is so much going on at one time – kinda like a Twitter party – so much so that you could easily avoid the music. With 2 VIP areas, the Wonder Wheel, numerous food trucks, several beer gardens, 8 stages, multiple food stands, a makeover hut, a cell phone charging station, a farmers’ market, yoga, and so much more, it was easy to get distracted. But hey, it’s mainly hipsters in Aztec feathers in their 20s. They say “don’t knock it till you tried it.” Well I’ve tried it. NEXT!

The ferris wheel at Coachella

Another scene from Coachella

While in Palm Springs, I managed to hit the following hot spots, which I highly recommend:

  • Trina Turk’s newly expanded headquarters boutique. I especially loved the swimwear room with caftans. So chic, colorful, and fun. And now with Mr. Turk, you and your man can match! This season I bought the aqua Neptina dress for my own collection.
  • Next door is Wil Stiles, which stocks many European and foreign designers that you’ve never heard of but wish you had. There are many styles to choose from, all funky and affordable. I snatched up this crazy coat by Canadian designer Samuel Dong, which I needed to keep warm at Coachella. I was hoping to be one of the fabulous flock, but I didn’t see many women rocking their own signature look. Sigh.
  • Just Fabulous is the type of store I would have spent hours in as a child. They have it all: style, design, music, coffee table books, retro gifts, vintage Hollywood slanted products, and the funniest greeting card collection I have seen in a long time.
  • The Museum of Palm Springs currently has a wonderful pool art show up called “Backyard Oasis.” The David Hockney polaroids are especially amazing. Swim over to this show ASAP!

    • From the "Backyard Oasis" show at the Museum of Palm Springs

  • I can’t ever get enough water, so I hit The Spring for the second time. My visit was just as lovely. I had a mind body massage and a day pass, which allowed usage of three mineral pools: two hot and one swimmable. Such a relaxing afternoon in a beautiful setting.

    • The Pool at The Viceroy

  • For more water action, I got a WATSU at Two Bunch Palms Resort and Spa. They too have mineral pools: two under palm trees, one of them hot and the other hotter. My WATSU pool was private, small, and covered so that I could avoid the sun rays – a bonus in my book. My practitioner had studied at the famous Harbin, and he was especially gifted. The actual hotel has new ownership, which I hope is a good thing. It’s a little worn around the edges and in need of a REHAB.
  • I stayed two nights at the fabulous Viceroy Hotel designed by my favorite Kelly Wearsler (she is chic personified). I’ve always wanted to stay overnight at this gem of a hotel, and it was so worth it! It was a truly intimate and luxurious experience. I had a bungalow – all white with black and yellow accents done in an art deco but modern way. The staff was super accommodating, even sourcing gluten free bread for me in the middle of the night. Don Devine is an excellent manager. One of my favorite moments of the trip was hanging out by the pool Wednesday night listening to their resident singer Michael Keeth (youtube.com/michaelkeeth) perform mellow song after mellow song. It was my own private Coachella!

    • My room at the Viceroy

  • I ate at Birba, the new outdoor eatery from Cheeky’s Alcazar peeps. Really nice setting and excellent food. Decent scene too!
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    Last week I spoke about bright colors and cautioned to be prudent in your shopping. However, there is an exception to the rule: Universal colors are bright-ish and are also flattering on most skin color types. You might be familiar with these colors as they tend to be staples in granny catalogues. They’re smart marketers; they know their color science. These colors work because they aren’t too cool or too warm: coral, teal/jade, aqua, and lavender. Ever notice that scrubs are commonly done in lavender blue? These colors are a great way to get your bright color fix, and I’m seeing coral, teal, and aqua in the department stores currently. Happy spring, and happy shopping!

    Halston Heritage Draped V-Neck Dress from Saks

    Eli Tahari Adelia Dress from Saks

    Trina Turk Neptina Dress from Bloomingdale's

    ]]>     http://alexandrastylist.com/universal-colors/feed 0     Blinded by Color: Step Away from the Skirt http://alexandrastylist.com/how-to-wear-neon http://alexandrastylist.com/how-to-wear-neon#comments Wed, 25 Apr 2012 15:00:46 +0000 AG http://alexandrastylist.com/?p=7063 From left to right: Vanessa Bruno pants, Michael Kors sweater, Michael Kors dress, Topshop dress For several seasons in a row I’ve been one frustrated stylist due to the overwhelming glut in the marketplace of the colors black and grey. But after spotting color on the runway in a major way, I’m finally seeing MAJOR [...]]]>


    From left to right: Vanessa Bruno pants, Michael Kors sweater, Michael Kors dress, Topshop dress

    For several seasons in a row I’ve been one frustrated stylist due to the overwhelming glut in the marketplace of the colors black and grey. But after spotting color on the runway in a major way, I’m finally seeing MAJOR COLOR INFUSION in the actual stores. I’ve been doing a little bit of a happy dance. But here’s the thing….I’m seeing BRIGHT colors: tangerine orange, cobalt blue, and yellow. Oh, and also NEON, which I saw a lot of hipsters wearing at Coachella in ways like neon sunglasses. It was a blinding experience. The challenge is that NOT every person can carry off bright colors without overwhelming her or his own natural coloring. These colors are just a trend – a trend that in a year or so may look dated. So I invite you to explore color; it’s a wonderful thing! But explore it with an Alexandra filter (aka your stylist watching your back).

    Brights look great on those with very pale cool skin, cool or black eyes, and either jet black or bright white hair. If you have large amounts of contrast in your own natural coloring, bright colors will look amazing. If you don’t, it can overwhelm your face and features. It’s about harmony. So before you purchase that fabulous shocking pink frock, hold it up right under your face. Without thinking about which celebrity wore this color, ask yourself truthfully, “Does this color support my coloring or fight against/overwhelm my coloring?” If it doesn’t, walk away, and you can pat yourself on the back. Another closet disaster averted!

    ]]>     http://alexandrastylist.com/how-to-wear-neon/feed 0     Stylish workout clothing http://alexandrastylist.com/stylish-workout-clothing http://alexandrastylist.com/stylish-workout-clothing#comments Wed, 11 Apr 2012 14:37:58 +0000 AG http://alexandrastylist.com/?p=7039 Yesterday I was between a rock and a style hard place. I realized the way my day was scheduled I wouldn’t be able to do a full outfit change from the gym to a meeting. So I found a way to not be stinky but still look presentable/passable for my important meeting. I wore my [...]]]>

    Yesterday I was between a rock and a style hard place. I realized the way my day was scheduled I wouldn’t be able to do a full outfit change from the gym to a meeting.
    So I found a way to not be stinky but still look presentable/passable for my important meeting.

    I wore my best moss workout pants from Elie Tahari which are really great thick material and look sophisticated and then my old navy moss ruched t-shirt. I had worked out in a different t-shirt hence and showered after the workout. I accessorized with a fabulous scarf, pewter clarks (they don’t look like workout sneakers), red coat, and some basic stud earrings. I treated the whole ensemble as an outfit not as just something thrown together. No freebie t-shirts. I realize that workout wear is probably the last area of your wardrobe you would want to put time, energy, and money into. But if you workout at a gym and are even quasi visible I would suggest it.

    Here are a few brands which have great pieces for working out/running around town:

    Gap Body (Especially their yoga pants)

    Terry fitted pants from gap.com

    Old Navy

    This ruched v-neck tee is great for small busted women.

    This tee is great for pear shapes, and those needing to balance out full hips.

    This racerback tank is a great active top in spring coral.

    Bootcut pants are great, and grey is a better color than black for most.

    Lululemon

    This light, long jacket will keep you warm and comfortable during your workout.

    This scoop neck tank is great for busy women, because it has extra support and coverage.

    Lucy

    The Body & Mind Tunic is stylish and functional – it will keep you cool, and is also flattering.

    Anthropologie (My favorite dressed-up ruffled hoodie is from this store)

    Switchback Yoga Pants

    Dawes Cardigan

    Gaiam

    Unitards like this one are great because you can throw a shirt over it at the gym, and throw a dress over it afterward and you are good to go.

    Elie Tahari
    (I’m having trouble hunting down activewear right now..)

    And if you’re looking for some footwear that’s stylish for the gym and more, try a pair of dressy metallic sneakers like these from Hogan:

    Or these:

    ]]>     http://alexandrastylist.com/stylish-workout-clothing/feed 0     Black isn’t the only black http://alexandrastylist.com/alternatives_to_black http://alexandrastylist.com/alternatives_to_black#comments Wed, 04 Apr 2012 15:00:55 +0000 AG http://alexandrastylist.com/?p=7021 In New York, black has felt like the unofficial uniform. Yes, it hides dirt, but it also sends a subliminal message that might not be in alignment with your personal brand. Black is symbol for death, and to me, it’s an overused color for those on a budget or who are too tired to color [...]]]>

    In New York, black has felt like the unofficial uniform. Yes, it hides dirt, but it also sends a subliminal message that might not be in alignment with your personal brand.

    Black is symbol for death, and to me, it’s an overused color for those on a budget or who are too tired to color coordinate. I, for one, am really excited to see colors from the runway making it onto the sidewalk.

    It’s a myth that black is the only color that can slim you. One of the tricks I teach my clients is the power of other colors that are more flattering to their faces but also slimming to their bodies. It’s like losing 10 pounds visually without the diet. Colors like navy, brown, grey, eggplant, deep burgundy, deep olive, and deep forest are amazing for the figure and also hide those lumps (you know, the ones you don’t have). So why not try a new color that flatters and brings out your eyes, hair, and skin tone? You’ve got nothing to lose!

    Lauren by Ralph Lauren navy dress from Bloomingdale's

    YSL Jacquard Dress from Saks

    Vince Camuto navy shirt dress from Bloomingdale's

    Suzie Chin for Maggie Boutique faux wrap dress from Nordstrom

    ]]>     http://alexandrastylist.com/alternatives_to_black/feed 0     The Sydney Morning Herald: Top ten overseas fashion sites http://alexandrastylist.com/sydney-morning-herald http://alexandrastylist.com/sydney-morning-herald#comments Fri, 30 Mar 2012 03:04:33 +0000 AG http://alexandrastylist.com/?p=7015 With prices in Australia skyrocketing, The Sydney Morning Herald consulted fashion experts on their favorite sites that Australians could shop online, overseas. My picks? SaksFifthAvenue.com and Anthropologie.com. Read the full article below! Top ten overseas fashion sites By Sandy Smith For the best international fashion at a fraction of the price, overseas online sites are [...]]]>

    With prices in Australia skyrocketing, The Sydney Morning Herald consulted fashion experts on their favorite sites that Australians could shop online, overseas. My picks? SaksFifthAvenue.com and Anthropologie.com. Read the full article below!

    Top ten overseas fashion sites
    By Sandy Smith

    For the best international fashion at a fraction of the price, overseas online sites are the way to go.

    With the Australian dollar soaring and fashion you can’t buy at home just a click away, it’s never been a better time to update your wardrobe and shop overseas for the best in online style.

    David Jones’ announcement last week of shock profit falls along with an admission they need to start taking online retailing seriously, highlighted just how far behind the times some of Australia’s leading retailers really are.

    From a relatively low base in Australia, online retailing is growing fast. 27 per cent of Australian online sales are with overseas-based online retailers according to a recent NAB survey. International sales increased by 40 per cent in 2011, while domestic sales grew 25 per cent.

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    It’s not hard to see why. As well as beating Australian retailers on price and choice — up to $1000 of clothing from overseas retailers is tax free — some clothing giants outside Australia are targeting shoppers through social media and new apps as well as offering free shipping, making it even more tempting for Australian customers to compare products and prices and buy fashion items on the go from a mobile phone or tablet.

    We asked fashion editors, stylists and experts in New York, London and Sydney for their top ten overseas fashion sites. This is what they said.

    ASOS.COM

    Who likes it?

    The UK retailer scores highly with Choice and British consumer group Which? and is the top choice for Wendy Mak owner of Australian stylists, Smitten With Style.

    What’s so good about it?

    “Asos are terrific for on-trend, fashionable pieces across a range of price points from a variety of brands,” says Mak. Best for 35s and under “looking for the season’s latest trends direct from overseas,” she adds.

    How much is shipping?

    “Shipping is free and most importantly, returns are to a local processing centre so you only pay local postage to return something if it isn’t right,” says Mak. Standard shipping within 6-12 days.

    SAKSFIFTHAVENUE.COM

    Who likes it?

    Marisa Remond, publisher of women’s lifestyle media website, the Sugar Network Australia and Alexandra Suzanne Greenawalt, stylist and fashion expert, based in New York City.

    What’s so good about it?

    “For shoes and handbags, there’s nothing like a US department store, and their sales put Australian retailers to shame. If I’m after a specific designer item I know I can always rely on Saks,” says Remond.

    How much is shipping?

    $19.99 USD Express shipping offer valid with orders of $99 USD and more until April 1.

    NET-A-PORTER.COM

    Who likes it?

    London celebrity stylist Gabrielle Teare, and Sydney fashion stylist Maia Liakos, who has styled celebrities such Katy Perry, Miranda Kerr and Janet Jackson love the luxury designer fashion site.

    What’s so good about it?

    “They have a team of stylists who put together looks so you can shop individual items or complete looks, they ship quickly and have a great returns policy,” says Liakos. “The labels Net-a-Porter stocks are hard to find in Australia,” adds Remond.

    How much is shipping?

    ?20 – 2-3 working days

    THE OUTNET.COM

    Who likes it?

    “I love the Outnet for a designer bargain,” says Shop Til You Drop magazine Editor-in-Chief, Justine Cullen.

    Part of the Net-a-porter group, this fashion outlet sells discounted designer womenswear and accessories. “You can find some amazing bargains here and they have flash sales too,” says Liakos.

    How much is shipping?

    ?16.50 – 2-3 working days.

    TOPSHOP.COM

    Who likes it?

    Royalty and celebrities: Kate Middleton, Lindsay Lohan, Rihanna and Kate Moss. Scores highly with consumer group Choice.

    What’s so good about it?

    Designers at high street prices alongside fashion items for the budget conscious. Stylists’ tips, podcasts, videos of fashion shows and interviews.

    How much is shipping?

    Currently offers free standard delivery on all orders over ?100. Standard delivery up to 9 working days – ?9.

    MY-WARDROBE.COM

    Who likes it?

    Marisa Bell, Online Fashion and Beauty Editor from the UK’s women’s magazine Red Online.

    What’s so good about it?

    “While we all dream of owning the latest catwalk must-haves, the cleverest shoppers combine a mix of high street with a few standout higher-end pieces. My-wardrobe is my one stop destination for affordable investments with a twist,” says Bell.

    How much is shipping?

    £26.00 – 3-7 Working Days

    SHOPBOP.COM

    Who likes it?

    US celebrity stylists Rachel Zoe and Marisa Remond.

    What’s so good about it?

    “I love Shopbop for its eclectic mix of US labels, and the fact that you can get things shipped for free or just $10 seals the deal,” says Remond.

    How much is shipping?

    Free for orders over $100 USD otherwise $10. Delivery 7-20 days.

    LUISAVIAROMA.COM

    Who likes it?

    “It has a lot of lovely Italian labels at great prices,” says Gabrielle Teare.

    What’s so good about it?

    “This Italian-based site offers the best clothes, shoes and accessories from designer heavyweights – think D&G and Valentino. Savvy users snag items here that they’d be wait-listed for elsewhere,” says Marieclaire.com

    How much is shipping?

    Free shipping

    ANTHROPOLOGIE.COM

    Who likes it?

    Alexandra Suzanne Greenawalt and Justine Cullen.

    What’s so good about it?

    “Beautiful styling and quality goods at a great price,” says Greenawalt.

    How much is shipping?

    “They offer $25 flat shipping to Australia no matter how much you buy, which is a smart way to encourage me to buy much, much more than I ever intend to,” says Cullen.

    FIGLEAVES.COM

    Who likes it?

    Online Retailer Of The Year at Lingerie Insight’s UK Lingerie Awards and second in the clothing category of the UK consumer group Which’s online shopping satisfaction survey.

    What’s so good about it?

    One stop online shop for lingerie, loungewear, underwear, clothing, swimwear, nightwear and shapewear. Over 100 brands ranging from AA to K cup.

    How much is shipping?

    £5.50. 5-10 working days

    ]]>     http://alexandrastylist.com/sydney-morning-herald/feed 0     Travel from cold to hot temps in style http://alexandrastylist.com/travel-style http://alexandrastylist.com/travel-style#comments Wed, 28 Mar 2012 14:00:37 +0000 AG http://alexandrastylist.com/?p=7008 Traveling in the winter and spring is always a challenge for me because the temperature tends to range from the 30s to 80s. Putting on a sweater just won’t cut it! So here are my cheats for travel survival while looking stylish: Add another layer – Leggings or long underwear worn under pants or dresses [...]]]>

    Traveling in the winter and spring is always a challenge for me because the temperature tends to range from the 30s to 80s. Putting on a sweater just won’t cut it!

    So here are my cheats for travel survival while looking stylish:

  • Add another layer – Leggings or long underwear worn under pants or dresses can be taken off upon arrival in your sunny destination.
  • Vests are also awesome for keeping warm but not overheating.
  • Hats, gloves, and big coat are musts to keep stashed in the suitcase and carry-on luggage.
  • Keep your scarf with you for the plane ride as flights tend to be chilly.
  • Think breathable layers that can be removed upon arrival: sleeveless shirt + long sleeve shirt + sweater + scarf. Look for what I call ‘magic’ fabrics such as wool and modal.
  • Don’t forget to have your sunglasses handy!
    • ]]>     http://alexandrastylist.com/travel-style/feed 0     Women’s Radio: Luscious Life with Alexandra Suzanne Greenawalt http://alexandrastylist.com/womens-radio-interview http://alexandrastylist.com/womens-radio-interview#comments Mon, 26 Mar 2012 22:05:21 +0000 AG http://alexandrastylist.com/?p=6996 I was recently interviewed by Women’s Radio – click here to listen to the show! It is time to get your lookSEXY on! This hot episode has Yolanda Shoshana chatting with personal stylist and fashion expert, Alexandra Suzanne Greenawalt, who has over ten years experience working on-set with the world’s top photographers and celebrities, as [...]]]>

    I was recently interviewed by Women’s Radio – click here to listen to the show!

    It is time to get your lookSEXY on! This hot episode has Yolanda Shoshana chatting with personal stylist and fashion expert, Alexandra Suzanne Greenawalt, who has over ten years experience working on-set with the world’s top photographers and celebrities, as well as on call for busy individuals looking to inject serious style into their lives.

    Find out the scoop on how to look your best for your luscious life, plus find out what things that every woman should have in her closet!

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