EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 19 MIN
Ep 4 - The Shopping Mistake That's Costing Women Thousands
from The Jane Mow Show · host Jane Mow
In this episode, I'm tackling a mistake I see women make over and over again: relying on sales assistants to tell them what they should wear.I spent 10 years working in retail, so I understand exactly how the industry works. This isn't about criticising sales assistants. It's about understanding the difference between being sold a product and being styled with intention.Because the truth is, if you don't know who you are style-wise, someone else will decide for you.And that's how wardrobes become expensive collections of mistakes.This episode is for you if...You've ever bought something because the sales assistant said it looked good, only to get home and wonder what you were thinking. If you're tired of wasting money on clothes that don't quite work, or you're ready to shop with more confidence and intention, this episode is for you.In this episode, we talk about:• Why sales assistants and personal stylists have completely different roles• The DM that sparked this entire episode• Why "everyone is wearing it" is never a good enough reason to buy something• What sales assistants are actually trained to do• The difference between selling products and styling people• Why most women end up with clothes they never wear• The questions a personal stylist asks that a sales assistant never will• Why shopping without clarity is costing you money• The importance of knowing your personal style before entering a store• How to stop being sold to and start shopping intentionally• Why your style should evolve as you evolve• The real secret to creating a wardrobe that actually worksEpisode Chapters00:00 The Barrel Jeans DM That Sparked This Episode02:00 Why Sales Assistants Are Not Personal Stylists03:45 My Retail Background & Why This Isn't a Criticism05:15 The Difference Between Selling and Styling06:30 Why Sales Assistants Don't Know You08:15 Why Most Women End Up Disappointed With Their Purchases09:30 What Sales Assistants Are Actually Trained To Do11:30 The Barrel Jeans Example Explained13:00 Fast Fashion vs Premium Retail Experiences15:00 Why You Should Be Leading The Shopping Conversation16:15 Stop Letting Other People Decide Who You Are17:15 The Client Who Still Uses Her Style Book18:00 Why Clarity Changes Everything18:45 The Bigger Question: Who Are You Now?19:30 Final ThoughtsJoin The Unforgettable Style Experience (Waitlist)My signature 3-day immersive workshop is designed to help you uncover your style, build a wardrobe you love and show up with greater confidence and presence. https://janemow.com/workshopFree ResourceIf you've ever looked at your wardrobe and felt like something isn't quite working - but you can't put your finger on what it is - I've created a free guide to help.Download my free guide:The 6 Style Mistakes That Are Diluting Your Personal Brand and Keeping You From Being Seen at Your Next Level.👉 www.janemow.com/mistakesConnect with Jane Instagram: @janemowstylist LinkedIn: Jane MowWebsite: www.janemow.comEnjoyed This Episode?If this episode resonated with you, I'd love for you to subscribe, follow, leave a review and share it with someone who would enjoy it too. Your support helps more women discover The Jane Mow Show and empowers them to show up with greater confidence, credibility and presence.
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In this episode, I'm tackling a mistake I see women make over and over again: relying on sales assistants to tell them what they should wear. I spent 10 years working in retail, so I understand exactly how the industry works. This isn't about criticising sales assistants. It's about understanding the difference between being sold a product and being styled with intention. Because the truth is, if you don't know who you are style-wise, someone else will decide for you. And that's how wardrobes...
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