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How To! with Mike Pesca

How To Dress with Confidence

How To! with Mike Pesca

Peach Fish Projects

Education, How To

4.32K Ratings

🗓️ 21 June 2022

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Coming out of the worst of the pandemic, a lot of us need to relearn how to socialize, from what to say to what to wear. Our listener, Kristen, is headed back to the office and wants to feel like a boss. The only problem? She looks at her wardrobe and doesn't know where to begin. On this episode of How To!, we bring in celebrity stylist Leesa Evans to give her a crash course in clothing. Leesa has helped some famous clients (i.e. Amy Schumer) discover fashion that is both functional and flattering. The key? Finding pieces that make you feel confident.

If you liked this episode, check out "How To Look Like a Superhero."

Do you have a problem that needs solving? Send us a note at howto@slate.com or leave us a voicemail at 646-495-4001 and we might have you on the show.

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0:00.0

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0:30.6

Confidence and feeling good in what you're wearing equals you are present. And when you are present and connective with people,

0:40.9

they do trust you more. You're not, you know, thinking of this dialogue in your head of like,

0:47.8

oh, I wish I didn't wear this. I feel so uncomfortable. I wonder what they're thinking. It all

0:52.6

falls away. You're listening to how to.

0:56.1

I'm Amanda Ripley. This year, coming out of the worst of the pandemic, a lot of us have had to

1:02.3

relearn some basic things, like how to talk to other humans at social events or at the office.

1:09.6

What to say? And maybe most alarmingly, how to dress.

1:14.6

I mean, some of us have gotten so used to sweatpants and leggings

1:17.7

that we're calling jeans and slacks hard pants for crying out loud.

1:22.6

Spending so much time at home, a lot of us got very comfortable with, well, comfort. And now,

1:29.7

styles have changed, we've changed, and it's all left us wondering, what should we wear,

1:35.3

and how much should we care? So my name is Kristen. I am a 29-year-old female. I live in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. And I'm an account executive for a marketing agency. So I work a lot from home, but also have to meet with clients and go into the office.

1:53.7

Kristen's style Odyssey actually started a few years ago. It was pre-pandemic, actually. I had just started dating my now husband, gained 20 pounds,

2:03.7

as we do when we fall in love and eat all the good stuff. And my winter coat didn't fit.

2:08.9

And I was in the struggle of like, do I make myself fit my winter coat or do I get new clothes?

2:13.7

If I get new clothes, like how does this new body dress? And how do I find clothes for it?

2:18.3

Our appearance, whether we like it or not, is our first impression to the world.

2:22.3

And finding clothes that are functional and flattering can be key to showing up and feeling like yourself.

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