HeyJaredLaurel Kinney Personal Stylist
A former social worker explores personal style, sustainable fashion, and how to transform your misfit into your signature look.
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How to Look at Your Face (opens the original)
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The first time a client asked me to inspect her face for errant hairs I was honored to have this task bestowed upon me. I not only love spotting details and looking up close at things, but I also want my clients to trust that they don’t need to worry about having missed one of those little f*ckers that can literally grow straight out of nowhere on an otherwise hairless face. Since so much of embodying a confident personal style is possessing an unbothered attitude about who you know yourself to
Special Event Style without the Freakout (opens the original)
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When you have a big event, like a public speaking gig, photoshoot, wedding, or important work meeting, the way you address what to wear can really make or break the experience. If you’ve ever found yourself at the mall on the day before your event, you know exactly what I mean. You wait til the last minute to think about what you’re wearing because you’re busy preparing for the event, and find yourself lost and hopeless in a sea of options, but each option just seems wrong and you don’t even kno
Glowy Summer Makeup Routine for Dry Skin (opens the original)
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I’ve been diving deep into self care around my face, having never done anything to it besides the occasional facial, and discovered that I can keep it pretty simple but still have a maximum glow with these fun products. I go a little wild in the eye shadow area but that’s because I am a painter and I love palettes and pigments and creating depth by mixing colors. If I were to simplify this routine even more, or if you’re new to the glow/makeup game, I would definitely start with a glowy base (I
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