Dressing Your Body Type

from The Brave Talk Show Podcast Hosted by The Brave Talkshow

When it comes to dressing, there are a lot of factors that come into play. And the best way to dress for your body type and season is by understanding what colors and styles will enhance your natural assets! In this video, we interview fashion consultant Reachel Bagley of @cardiganempire to show us her favorite seasonal color palettes for each of us and our body type so you can get started on building an amazing wardrobe to feel your best. No matter your shape, or coloring- look good and feel good when you know how to enhance your individual assets. Watch and share your takeaways.

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