Isn't it frustrating when you are standing there looking at a clothes rack trying to work out which item to grab to try on when someone leans in RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU and grabs exactly what you were looking at?

I know, right? How rude.

But I guess they had one thing going for them that you didn't have. They were committed, knew what to grab and this for them took only seconds to do.

How about you become more stealth like, too?

You can do this by knowing which kind of color suits you straight off without messing around wasting time on trying them all.

It's all in your eyes.

If your eyes are bright and clear, you suit brighter greens and if your eyes are more cloudy (I call it dirty), then you suit more go away greens like sage for instance.

I have dirty green eyes (of which I love) so you will see by the photos below just which kind of green I collect everything in.

Watch this video to give you even more of a clue:

 

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My Son sat down at the desk next to me last week just as I was loading up this weeks video.

He turns to me, looks at me kind of strangely and asks "did someone actually request this topic or did you just randomly think it was a good idea?

My response.

"Chase, I have received over a dozen emails asking me to touch on this topic, so yes, it was requested".... as I blew a raspberry in his direction.

"Mum, I was just going to give you a compliment as it is so on the money right now, who would have thought it was something to think about but yet, it really is, well done to you".

"Gosh - thanks Son".

So there you go. I am feeling a little chuffed right now I must say. A lovely compliment from a loved one does that, don't you agree? :)

But back to the subject at hand. How to pick the perfect fitbit colour for you and your wardrobe.

Now - Let me explain.

For me personally, I know that I have pink skin. So working back from there I go to my Brilliant Colour Combinations eBook and look at all...

It really makes such a difference when we stop just guessing at what we need and start applying a system, having a map and a plan ensures that we have all that we need to make our entire wardrobe work.

That's why in this post, I have added a book on jackets, blazers, necklaces, shoes, pants and a few staple tees that I feel are much needed when it comes to wardrobe gaps.

I have included a photo of myself wearing my chosen denim jacket colour as I know that it helps you when I cut through 7 years of my extreme learning so that you can just get right there quickly and today!.

Your time is valuable and it is what you are short of most of all.

1. Metallic T-shirt
2. Ivory Blazer
3. Navy boyfriend blazer
4. Orange striped T-shirt
5. Navy striped T-shirt
6. Orange blazer
7. Navy and white stripe blazer
8. Ice pink T-shirt
9. Gold sneakers
10. Black Converse sneakers
11. Black and white check sneakers

Blazers. One light, one dark, one colour and a print. I personally work with my skin and eye...

I have had a few people ask me lately if it is still worth investing in the off-the-shoulder trend because I first mentioned it a couple of years ago. They were a little worried that it may be "old news" for this Summer.

Go for it and have some fun! The off-the-shoulder trend is still hot!

If you are not into off-the-shoulder you can always give the cut out shoulder a go.

Gladiator sandals will still be going strong this Spring/Summer so if you haven't dived in yet, you may like to think about it.

Oh, and these tops pictured would look way better if they were tucked... but you knew I was going to say that right?! :)

In the meantime, you can have a look at a few tips on Summer outfits here:

Working with my Light, Dark, Colour and Print theory, the white sandal in the second outfit would be both the light and the print but if you added the three bracelets to the outfit, the bracelets would become the stronger print taking the sandal back to just being...

This post is all about Racewear. After all, it is the season and quite often the reason us ladies actually manage to relax and get to dress up and have a lot of fun.

Personally, I have no clue about horses but I am indeed an expert in tossing back the bubbles as I watch others that do know what they are doing (I even try to slap them on the back in congratulations but I quite often miss their back and watch as my leg gives way beneath me under my open palm return... nothing like a good self thigh slap I reckon).

BUT right now let's chat Race Wear and the importance of NOT picking out a colour in your dress or shoes to match your fascinator.

NO! Let your head piece be a drawing card, your signature, a full stop at the end of whatever it is you are trying to say.

Make them STAND UP AND TAKE NOTICE! or at the very least when you stand up - they notice.

Both the fascinator and the cocktail hat are best worn with a dress for the races. If you...