Fur is so chic. Whether it’s faux or real, fur has a way of taking an outfit to the next level. During the holidays, when the weather outside if frightful, and we need a little more warmth, it’s the perfect […]
Having a difficult time choosing special, one-of-a-kind gifts for a sister, mom, or friend? It’s easy if you consider their natural coloring. If there is one thing I’ve learned from Janna, it is this: IF AN ACCESSORY GOES WITH YOU, […]
When asked to describe her style in a few words, popular blogger, speaker, and journalist Pam Lutrell does not hesitate: strong, confident, creative, and chic. And you need only meet this dynamic lady once, to confirm that her style […]
In my last blog, we discovered how to add real impact to an outfit by layering necklaces. You can also layer your bracelets. My savvy friend Jeannie calls it having an “arm party.” And don’t tell me you don’t have […]
Ahhh…fresh, autumnal breezes. It may not be time to pull out the gloves quite yet, but how about those lightweight scarves? And while we’re at it, let’s add a little interest by layering some accessories. We’re here at Janna’s studio, […]
Janna and I can’t believe that Quintessential Style is a year old! We are humbled and grateful to all our readers for your grand support and positive feedback. Janna is the style expert and I am the writer, but there […]
SOLD OUT! That’s what happened on the Home Shopping Network back in August, during the debut of Melissa McCarthy’s new fashion line, Melissa McCarthy Seven7. People Magazine writes: “Her fashion line–available in sizes 4 through 28–provides women of all shapes […]
It’s October. I’m ready to pull out my scarves, my sweaters, my boots. But alas, the mercury is still rising to the mid-90’s here in Central Texas. Well if I can’t wear autumnal outfits yet, at least I can decorate my […]
Fifty Not Frumpy style blogger Susan Street says: “A wise woman knows how to draw attention to what she considers her best feature and away from what she isn’t fond of.” This is such an obvious statement, but is so often forgotten. […]
