Fawn Cheng

Ever notice that some people have that "It" factor? They seem to shine a little brighter and have a way of drawing you in. My job as a stylist is to help you develop your own It factor to ensure you the confidence to shine in any situation.

Think about it. We filter information and get impressions about others in a matter of seconds. Well, people are filtering information about you too. You want to take every opportunity to maximize your greatest asset—YOU—so that you're at your best in every instance. You can't control what people think, but you can control how you show up each day. I can help you show up in a way that's unforgettable.

My talent is figuring out your "Style DNA". I truly believe that everyone is beautiful on the inside. What I do is unlock the passageway so you can project that beauty to the outside world. We start by discussing your lifestyle, your goals, and your dreams. Next, I analyze your frame, coloring, skin, smile, hair, posture, body language…basically everything from head to toe. You'll receive a straightforward analysis about the impression you are giving others. Now comes the fun part! We discuss all these tiny details and start to develop a plan. A real plan that might take some time to complete (yes, there are many quick fixes along the way!), but the results give you the competitive edge you’ve been looking for.

So, whether we start by purchasing a few key wardrobe pieces, smile brightening, or hair corrections, our plan is methodical and exclusively created for you.

Your style isn't just about wearing a great outfit, it's about pulling all the pieces of YOU together to project a look that is confident, savvy, and ready to engage. A look that is so airtight, it almost speaks for itself. On top of that, your style needs to be relevant and fresh in every facet of your life: your personal life, business life, and social life. What you wear to a client meeting should be very different than what you wear on date night, but both need to be appropriate AND stylish to that specific event. The secrets to being stylish aren't really a secret at all, it's simply a matter of process and consistency.