Style Sessions, live with Michelle
Bring Me the Outfit You Keep Second-Guessing
Style Sessions are live classes built around one styling question at a time. I teach how I look at it, show it to you on real clothes, and then coach a few women on their own pieces while you watch and learn.
$47 a session, or all four for $149.
Who these are for
For the woman with one specific question and a closet full of good pieces
You bought the top that looked great on the hanger and felt wrong the minute you put it on. You have a leather jacket you love and only ever wear one way. Your body has changed, and the fitting room mirror tells you a different story than it used to.
Getting past any of that takes someone who can look at the piece with you, tell you what she sees, and teach you to see it yourself, so the next time you stand in your closet or a fitting room, you know what to change.
How a session runs
About sixty minutes, one styling question, and real clothes on camera
01
I teach the skill
Each session opens with a lesson on one question, with side-by-side examples so you can see the difference for yourself.
02
I show it on real clothes
Before we move into coaching, I put the idea on actual garments so you can watch a piece change as I swap, tuck, and layer.
03
I coach live
Then I look at a few women's own pieces on camera and talk through what I would change and why, so everyone in the room learns from every answer.
The sessions
Four Thursdays in January, each built around one question
Every session is $47, live at 5pm ET, with a year to watch the replay. Join the ones that match where you are right now. Each one stands on its own, so you can start anywhere.
When your body has changed
Does This Work for Me?
Thursday, January 7, at 5pm ET
What to look for in a garment when your body has changed, from your midsection to your arms to the size on the tag, so you can decide whether to buy it, tailor it, style it differently, or leave it.
When an outfit feels a few years behind
Modern or Dated
Thursday, January 14, at 5pm ET
Most dated looks come from the pairing more than the piece. You'll learn what makes an outfit look current, plus the small details that make a look feel cheaper than it is.
When you keep wearing the same few outfits
One Outfit, Better
Thursday, January 21, at 5pm ET
How to take pieces you already own and make them feel styled, one change at a time, with finishing moves like a belt, a shoe swap, a tuck, or a third piece.
When the old rules still decide what you wear
Style Rules: Keep or Drop
Thursday, January 28, at 5pm ET
We go through the style rules you've heard for years and sort out which ones still earn a place in how you get dressed and which ones you can let go of.
From a client session
She'd been overcomplicating it the whole time
A client of mine had a burgundy leather bomber she loved and couldn't figure out how to wear. We started with her t-shirt and jeans, added a belt and a loafer, and that was the outfit.
Two pieces usually aren't a finished outfit yet, and the move that finishes one is often smaller than you'd guess. Style Sessions train your eye to spot that move on your own clothes.
Join a session
Pick one session or take all four
One session
$47
Pick the session that matches the question you have right now. Each one has its own button above, and you can add another session at checkout.
All four sessions
$149
Every session in the series, live, with a year to watch all four replays. Bought one at a time, they come to $188, so the bundle saves you $39.
Questions
Before you join
How long is each session?
About 70 minutes, and up to 90 when there are lots of raised hands. Every session follows the same order: the lesson, a real-clothes demo, live coaching, and a look at where to go next if you want more.
Can I join more than one session?
Yes. When you check out for one session, you can add any of the others in the same order. If you want all four, the bundle is $149, which saves you $39.
How long can I watch the replays?
Every session you buy comes with a full year to watch the replay, so you can come back to it when you're standing in a fitting room or in front of your closet.
Which session should I start with?
Start with the question you ask yourself most often when you get dressed. If a piece fits differently than it used to, start with Does This Work for Me? If you own pieces you love and keep repeating the same outfits, start with One Outfit, Better.
Can I ask about my body shape?
My answers stay at the level of your piece or outfit. Body shape, fabrics, and where to bring attention are taught inside Style Immersion, and I'll point you there if your question heads that way.