Curated Style - Masterclass on How to Go Beyond the Wardrobe Basics

Style icons are defined by their signature looks while also setting themselves apart from the rest. Great fashion and memorable style is a balance between basics and what’s unique to you. In this masterclass, we will focus on curating a closet you love, and how to add pieces beyond your capsule that will keep your look fresh and distinctive.

In this Curated Style Masterclass we will cover:

• Why you need to add more to your look than your capsule foundations

• How to create a style narrative that is empowering to wear and goes beyond the basics

• What pieces to add to your look as part of your signature style

• How to embrace and add trends to your look

• Save or Splurge: tips on how to get the looks you want on budget and what pieces to invest in to complement your look

• How to maximize your looks (mix and match to make more looks with what you have)

• Tips on how to successfully shop for items you would like to add to your look to achieve more personal, distinctive style (saving you time and money)

*Includes a Q & A session and downloadable resources on How to Curate Your Style + A Shopping Guide with Tips on How to Create Different Looks with Similar Items

*Includes access to the replay video

This is your ticket to attend the workshop. No physical ticket will be provided. The classroom access link will be sent via email shortly before the start time, and the workshop will be broadcasted via Zoom.

Veronica Staudt has more than 20 years of experience in designer and vintage jewelry, including selling and styling. Her passion for vintage jewelry began over 10 years ago while consigning items for personal styling clients. Veronica made it her mission to better understand why these unique pieces were valuable, as well as the role they played in fashion history. Veronica has worked with clients and customers from all over the world and brands including JCrew, Williams Sonoma, and Pottery Barn. She has been featured as a contributor for Martha Stewart Wedding, Antique Trader Magazine, Bustle and other outlets.