A rose by any other name 🌹 You likely have curves for days, struggle to find jeans that fit both your waist and hips at the same time, and have sworn off of blazers and Oxfords (who needs buttons anyway)? ⬇️

Your shape is rose

YOUR GOAL

Show off your killer curves and small waist. Maintaining the balance of your hips and shoulders will be key, as we don’t want to throw off your already lovely proportions. 

Your Quick Hit Fit List

Before we look at your go-to (and not-so-go-to) pieces, can I set the record straight once and for all?

I don’t want your clothes to “flatter” you 🙅‍♀️ I want them to *fit* you 

👉Fit ≠ flatter (aka “Do I look good in this?)

👉Fit = function (aka “Is this garment doing its job?”)

Wearing clothes that don’t fit well (i.e. they aren’t doing their job) is something way too many women settle for. They chalk it up to clothes not flattering them rather than clothes not doing their job.

That’s why the following recommendations are split into go-to’s vs. fits that likely won’t work hard enough for you.

This is not a “wear this not that” list.

This is your permission slip to only wear clothes that work hard enough for you.

Your go-to pieces

  • Fun necklines — V-neck, scoop neck, sweetheart, square, strapless, you name it

  • Tapered, straight- or wide-leg pants that balance a larger chest and show off your waist

  • Playful sleeves such as flutter or cap mimic your curves

  • Wrap or and body-con dresses highlight your curves

Fits that don’t work hard enough

  • Turtlenecks + mock necks and boat necks that overemphasize your shoulders and/or chest and create the dreaded uni-boob effect

  • If you have a large chest and struggle with button downs, I give you permission to let them go — life is too short

  • Shift dresses and boxy skirts that hide your shape

  • Overly flowy or tiered maxi skirts are dresses can throw off your proportions

how it comes together

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how it comes together ⋆

Rose outfit inspiration

Meet your stylist

Hi, hello! I’m Daniella.

I’m wife to Jon and mama to Stratton and Millie June. When I’m not chasing littles and our border collie, Pippa, you’ll find me reading Brené Brown or saving hair tutorials that I’ll never try.

I wholeheartedly believe that building a wardrobe that empowers your day is a critical, but all-too-often overlooked, form of self-care. After all, getting dressed in the morning can be one of the most stressful or most uplifting parts of our day. How are you waking up?

I've helped everyone from SAHMs and CEOs to teachers and young professionals find more space (in their closets and brains) and more confidence (in their outfits and lives).

I can't wait to help you create your oh-THIS-is-what-getting-dressed-should-be-like wardrobe so you always know what to wear today.

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