Shoe designers are providing more options for footwear and designing them with more comfort. Flats, heels, pumps, and boots are a fantastic fashion detail that can jazz up an outfit Read More
Archives for January 2012
It’s in the Jeans!
Want to look go from frumpy to fabulous? Change your jeans! Avoid all jeans (or slacks) with elastic waistbands. They will sag where they shouldn't and age both pounds and age to your style. These Read More
Your Color Palette
Sometimes all it takes to turn an outfit from a dud to dazzling is the simple use of color. That neutral-colored cardigan or blazer already in your closet, is easily refreshed when worn with a Read More
Fire of Hope – There’s Still Time to Sign-up!
Gather your girlfriends for Fire of Hope 2012 January 20th and 21st, 2012 in Minneapolis. Don't miss the launch of Fire of Hope, an insightful, entertaining celebration of faith, family and Read More
Fire of Hope 2012
On January 20 & 21st, I'll be speaking at The Fire of Hope conference at the State Theater in Minneapolis. This is a joy filled event for women who want to be living examples of Christ in their Read More
Look Better Now Part 3
Add Details A look that is too plain can add years to your image. A few simple details can transform your outfit and your outlook. If you prefer to wear black slacks and an ivory sweater, why not Read More
Look Better Now Part 2
Update Your Staples One simple way to immediately refresh your wardrobe, create the illusion of fewer pounds, and lift your spirits is to update your t-shirts. Trade in your too Read More
Look Better Now
Clothes are powerful. They can add or subtract years, create the illusion of weight-loss, and reveal some of your personality without you ever saying a word. Looking better now doesn’t take a large Read More








It would be easy to believe that Jill was born with exceptional looks and style, but she is living proof that beauty begins within. Underneath her impeccable exterior is evidence of a profound challenge. Jill was born with a rare birth defect. 