Offer your gentleman wunderkind a fashion prodigy’s wardrobe via a wardrobe cluster.  15 pieces ready to mix, match and never repeat for the next 12 school days. 

Below the shopping list and example ensembles:

A – Long Sleeve Chambray Top (Carters $13), B – Cherokee Short Sleeve Polo (Target $8), C – Bravado Rock Tees (J.Crew $33), D – French Terry Zip Hoodie (J.Crew $42),  E – Tony Hawk® Striped Henley Tee (Kohls $14), F – High Top Sneakers – (H&M $20),  G – New Balance KE410 Sneakers (J.Crew $50), H – 5 Pocket Corduroy Pants (Land’s End $29), Quicksilver Amphibians Wombat Boys Hybrid Shorts (Tillys $22), J – 1969 Original Fit Jeans (Gap $25), K- Knit V-Neck Sweater (H&M $10), L – Printed Poplin Shirt (Old Navy $15), M – Flex 4D – LHON/Poince (6.pm $20), N – Webbing Belt (Land’s End, $13), O – Herschel Heritage Camo Backpack (Nordstrom $40)

More Old Navy…

Fashion your own dick or jane for their studies without having to do all the research yourself.  Book a cluster-based virtual shopping session.

Did I mention I’m heading back to school?  You should join me.

Top 5 Reasons to Register for Wardrobe Strategies at MCC taught by yours truly:

1. Upon completion, you can wage battle against Crocs, UGG Boots, and Bedazzled Denim, or whatever else your fashion aesthetic demands.
2. TEC 245 counts toward an Image Consulting certificate. Said certificate would look very smart framed in a gilded gold frame in your personal styling office.
3. A Friday morning dedicated to dressing up makes a lovely elective, perfectly accenting classes like biochemistry.
4. I will teach you everything I know and a few things I don’t. My goal is to glory in your future success.
5. You’ll be prepared to make the world a prettier place

Spread the word to your collegiate fashion smarties. Registration closes, and classes start, Monday, September 9th.

Syllabus includes: body type dressing, color analysis, personal styles identification, closet cleaning, wardrobe maximization, shopping strategies, and much more.

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Slip your protractor safely back into your pencil case because the math required to send pigtails back to school was covered in kindergarten.  The key to solving affordable fashion without blowing their college savings is the cluster.  More explicitly defined as a small sample size of symbiotic, interchangeable items yielding a full wardrobe.  No abacus or federal loans required.

Below a shopping list and theoretical application:

A – Heart Stripe Sweater (J.Crew $60), B – Tucker+Tate Angie Chambray Shirt (Nordstrom $38), C – Crochet Tank (H&M-In Stores Only $15, alternative), D – Down Vest (H&M-In Stores Only $25, alternative),  E – Chaps Coated Denim Crop Jacket  (Kohls $14, alternative), F – Glitter Ballet Flats (H&M $13),  G – Tom’s Classic Youth Slip-On (Nordstrom $38), H – Not So Skinny Dot Jeans (Hannah Anderson $34, alternative), I – Printed Capri Leggings (Old Navy $10), J – Everyday leggings in Heart Stack (J.Crew $25), K – Floral Chambray Dress (Old Navy $20), L – Striped Faux Gem Tee (Old Navy $15), M – Shiny Bow Hair Clip (Land’s End $6), N – Shiny Skinny Belt (Land’s End $10), O – Bakker Navy Big Canvas Satchel (Nordstrom $70)