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Susie Coelho says....
Style Diva in Training: You're aware of style around you and you find inspiration in many places. At the same time, you can be easily swayed by competing visions and can experience something akin to sensory or imaginative overload.There's so much going on in your head, that sometimes you don’t even know where to begin. When you do, you have a hard time envisioning the final outcome of your projects."What if it doesn't come out right?" often plays through your mind. Chaos doesn't bother you -- you even thrive on it -- but the downside is you often have a hard time narrowing your choices. It's great to be open to many influences, but a Style Diva knows how to choose the ones she'll make her own. It's time to start exercising your inner diva's muscles and putting your ideas to work in real life. I don't mean that you should lock yourself into one single, unvarying style -- mixing it up is great! -- but you need to keep an eye on whether you're creating a cohesive presentation from a variety of sources, or just collecting a mish-mash of what comes your way.
Diva Direction: Turn to "Start Styling" to clarify your Style Diva's creative process -- beginning with paring down your choices! This section will also build up your style vocabulary, and develop a better familiarity with the five sense of style – style, color, texture, shape, arrangement -- and learn how to get it done. You should also spend some time reviewing "Get Inspired" to develop a more focused approach to gathering inspirations; "Keep Creating" will help you scale all hurdles once you get going.
Diva Direction: Turn to "Start Styling" to clarify your Style Diva's creative process -- beginning with paring down your choices! This section will also build up your style vocabulary, and develop a better familiarity with the five sense of style – style, color, texture, shape, arrangement -- and learn how to get it done. You should also spend some time reviewing "Get Inspired" to develop a more focused approach to gathering inspirations; "Keep Creating" will help you scale all hurdles once you get going.
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