The Travel Schedule: London, Los Angeles and Denver

Looking to Color Your Style? I am based in Los Angeles, and offer consultations throughout the United States and Europe. Here is the current schedule of dates and cities where I will be offering private Color Your Style Custom Color Palettes as well as Palette Extensions, Color Your Home, Shopping and Ultimate Style Sessions:

December 11-20  London, UK

January 27-28  Los Angeles, CA

March 8-11  Denver, CO

About a session: An initial private two hour consultation includes a custom color palette, as well as in-depth information on fabrics, patterns, silhouette, historical periods, and the reveal of your archetype. This is “the plan” that will be used for all future shopping.

Click on the services button for more information.

To book an appointment, please contact Alex at alex@davidzyla.com.

The History of Black Friday

The popular definition of the origin of  “Black Friday” is as follows: Eager shoppers would flood local shops and malls the day after Thanksgiving, and that surge in spending was enough to put retailers “in the black” for the year. Therefore, the day following Thanksgiving was dubbed “Black Friday,” and it became the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season. There is however much more to the story, revealed in my interview with the Huffington Post:

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/black-friday-history-why-is-it-called-black-friday_l_5d951322e4b02911e1154386

New Rates

 

Looking to Color Your Style? I am based in Los Angeles, and offer consultations throughout the United States and Europe. Please note that the new rates will be active December 1, 2023, and are available here: https://www.davidzyla.com/services/

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Blazer Advice on people.com

In search of the perfect blazer this season? My best tips have been posted on people.com.

Here is one of my quotes:

“Buttons on a blazer are not just decorative closures, they can also contribute to a strong silhouette or help to balance proportions. With this in mind, note that, if a blazer has a low single-button closure, it can create a long slimming line, which creates length and height on the body (and is an excellent choice for petite sizes), while a six-button double-breasted shape “can help to fill out the top part of a body.”

To check out more of my ideas, go to: https://people.com/best-blazers-7565874