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The Everyday Style School

Welcome to the show that teaches you everything your mom never did about getting dressed! The Everyday Style School inspires you to love the way you look everyday, and gives you the tools to make it easy.

Podcast · By Jennifer Mackey Mary · English · Official site

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Sep 22, 2026
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Sep 8, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Death, Taxes, & Great Style (opens the original)

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    As women, we know life is all about changes: from our bodies, to the trends, to our lifestyles, these upheavals can wreak havoc on our closets, our wallets, and our psyches. Life is uncertain, but your style doesn’t have to be. This semester, we’re digging into all the changes life throws at us, and talking about how to navigate each one so great style can be as certain as death and taxes. All season long, I’ll be sharing stories of clients who struggled to dress through body changes, c...

  2. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Fall 2026 Trends (opens the original)

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    The Everyday Style School is back from summer vacation with a look at what all the cool girls (that’s you!) will be wearing this season. As always, there are tons of runway trends being talked about, but in this episode I’m covering a few of the Fall 2026 Trends you’ll actually see in stores this season. We’re talking about the colors that are big, the biggest trend in denim, a couple of accessories you’ll see everywhere, and the Fall 2026 detail I’m obsessed with. Plus, we dive into how to ...

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