Oct 28, 2021
Julie and Casey chat with Elsa Isaac, stylist extraordinaire for entrepreneurial women, about what we wear and why it matters. Along the way, they dive into what is “appropriate”, changing bodies and finding ways to make your authenticity more visible.
TOP TAKEAWAYS:
No one can give you style or do you better than you do, but a stylist can observe, notice, and collate patterns and help you put it all together.
Your body language actually shifts when you wear something you feel good in. It doesn’t matter if something is “In” or not. If it doesn’t make you feel good, it’s not gonna work.
People change, needs change, and BODIES change and that is normal! Transformation is expected as we grow. The more time you spend wishing to be different, the more time you’re stealing from the work you’re supposed to be putting out into the world.
Mini-lesson: POLISH! What the heck is it, and is it even important?
Thank you to Armoire for sponsoring VOICE (is)! Find them at https://armoire.style/voiceis and use code: voiceis
Elsa Isaac is an NYC-based fashion +
image stylist who believes style is really all about
self-expression.
A seasoned pro with 18 + years in the fashion industry, the east
African-born stylist has built quite a noteworthy portfolio, having
bestowed her stylish magic on everyone from Marie Forleo to Lenny
Kravitz; Katie Couric to Kris Carr. Nowadays, she helps successful
career women + entrepreneurs revamp their wardrobes + create
show-stopping ensembles that flatter their unique body shapes and
lifestyles.
A self-dubbed anti-fashion stylist. Elsa doesn’t believe there’s
one standard of beauty + strives to empower all her clients to
celebrate their own individuality.
Learn more about Elsa’s extensive styling skills + fresh
perspective on fashion over at www.ElsaIsaac.com