I've recently gotten to better know Stacey Mayesh, a bona fide stylist to the stars. And a really nice one at that. You've no doubt seen her work if you've read Vogue, Marie Claire, InStyle, Lucky...and she's styled the likes of celebs from Jessica Alba to Claire Danes to Susan Sarandon.
Sean Combs has even hired her. (Now that's a story I'd like to hear about!)
Now, Stacey is working with private clients to help them purge, create, or otherwise rehabilitate their wardrobes and shopping habits. Kind of like What Not to Wear, only without the public humiliation.
And we've got two cool ways you can work with her--one of them at a huge discount, and one of them totally free.
[don't miss a seriously amazing exclusive discount for CMP readers after the jump!]
While there are lots of department stores and boutiques that offer free personal shopping services, I think there's something something really amazing about hiring a stylist who's totally dedicated to you--and won't be pushing the merch from a single store.
She can help you sort through your existing closet, make better use of what you already have, get you back into the workforce with style, or help you reconcile your newly postpartum body with outfits that allow for support bras underneath.
(Just me?)
And hey, a few hours with a professional stylist could make a totally amazing, really spectacular Mother's Day gift, especially for a new mom, or one heading back to work for the first time in a while.
Happy Mother's Day mom! Here's three hours with Cameron Diaz's stylist!
What I really love about Stacey is that she's a mom herself, so she gets our day-to-day needs and knows she's not dressing us for red carpet events every night. I can only speak for myself as someone went went back to the work force after a few years of (ahem) yoga pants; an investment in a few hours with Stacey would have made a world of difference for me in terms of my confidence, and not just my really bad shoes.
Now obviously this is going to be a splurge, so a personal stylist is not for everyone. I'm thinking more of the professional woman, or anyone whose personal style plays a big part in their lives. In the end, the investment will save you a lot of time, a lot of money buying clothes that you wear once, and a lot of embarrassment in poorly-lit fitting rooms.
(Just me again?)
Plus Stacey gets serious designer discounts for her clients, which is always a plus.
Stacey's packages start with a 3-hour online shopping session in which she'll work with you and take inventory of your needs, before sending you a huge roundup of fantastic links that are custom selected for you. On the other end of the spectrum, there's the full monte, for you crazy busy working mamas (or Real Housewives of NYC?) who want a full wardrobe overhaul and don't have even a second to hit the stores.
One other way you can work with her: Stacey is going to be starting an Ask the Stylist column right here at Cool Mom Picks. If you've got questions for her--like what shoes to wear with those jeans, how to wear neon without looking like a fashion don't, or whether you can find a cheaper version of those Jimmy Choos you've been eying, just email us at [email protected] with ASK A STYLIST in the subject. Because her answers are going to be awesome. -Liz
Now, Stacey is working with private clients to help them purge, create, or otherwise rehabilitate their wardrobes and shopping habits. Kind of like What Not to Wear, only without the public humiliation.
And we've got two cool ways you can work with her--one of them at a huge discount, and one of them totally free.
[don't miss a seriously amazing exclusive discount for CMP readers after the jump!]
While there are lots of department stores and boutiques that offer free personal shopping services, I think there's something something really amazing about hiring a stylist who's totally dedicated to you--and won't be pushing the merch from a single store.
She can help you sort through your existing closet, make better use of what you already have, get you back into the workforce with style, or help you reconcile your newly postpartum body with outfits that allow for support bras underneath.
(Just me?)
And hey, a few hours with a professional stylist could make a totally amazing, really spectacular Mother's Day gift, especially for a new mom, or one heading back to work for the first time in a while.
Happy Mother's Day mom! Here's three hours with Cameron Diaz's stylist!
What I really love about Stacey is that she's a mom herself, so she gets our day-to-day needs and knows she's not dressing us for red carpet events every night. I can only speak for myself as someone went went back to the work force after a few years of (ahem) yoga pants; an investment in a few hours with Stacey would have made a world of difference for me in terms of my confidence, and not just my really bad shoes.
Now obviously this is going to be a splurge, so a personal stylist is not for everyone. I'm thinking more of the professional woman, or anyone whose personal style plays a big part in their lives. In the end, the investment will save you a lot of time, a lot of money buying clothes that you wear once, and a lot of embarrassment in poorly-lit fitting rooms.
(Just me again?)
Plus Stacey gets serious designer discounts for her clients, which is always a plus.
Stacey's packages start with a 3-hour online shopping session in which she'll work with you and take inventory of your needs, before sending you a huge roundup of fantastic links that are custom selected for you. On the other end of the spectrum, there's the full monte, for you crazy busy working mamas (or Real Housewives of NYC?) who want a full wardrobe overhaul and don't have even a second to hit the stores.
One other way you can work with her: Stacey is going to be starting an Ask the Stylist column right here at Cool Mom Picks. If you've got questions for her--like what shoes to wear with those jeans, how to wear neon without looking like a fashion don't, or whether you can find a cheaper version of those Jimmy Choos you've been eying, just email us at [email protected] with ASK A STYLIST in the subject. Because her answers are going to be awesome. -Liz
Visit staceymayesh.com to learn more about Stacey's services. For more info, packages and rates, contact
her at [email protected] or call (917) 859-8240. You don't even have to be in the NY area.
EXTRA COOL: Mention Cool Mom Picks for a limited time and get a 30% discount off any service.
