Planning Your Style & Wardrobe with Lani Inlander EP 92

Best Laid Plans

Sarah Hart-Unger

Society & Culture, Personal Journals, Self-improvement, Education

4.8 • 756 Ratings

🗓️ 2 May 2022

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

Today's episode is a veer away from our usual planning topics - stylist Lani Inlander joins Sarah to answer some great listener questions received regarding planning your wardrobe + style! Lani discussed ways one might consider planning outfits for the week, a different way to think about identifying your style, ways to budget for a wardrobe upgrade, and tips and inspiration for closet decluttering to allow for a functional wardrobe. Lani's site: https://real-life-style.com Lani's e-course: https://real-life-style.com/wear-your-power-ecourse/ Episode Sponsors: Year & Day: Year & Day is giving Best Laid Plans listeners a special offer. Visit yearandday.com/plans and use code PLANS to get $25 off your first order of $150 or more. Aura Frames: Gorgeous digital high-res frames perfect for Mother's Day or any other family gifting occasion. From now until Mother’s Day, listeners can save on the perfect gift -- just visit auraframes.com and use code PLANS to get up to $40 off while supplies last. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to best laid plans.
0:11.1	This is Sarah Hardunger and this is the podcast where we talk all things planning and planning adjacent.
0:17.0	Today we take a break from discussion of planning techniques and paper planners and talk about something that was requested by a listener, which is planning what we wear and thinking about style and maybe injecting some elements of planning techniques into how we put our clothes together for each day, each week, as we get older and each season of life. So I'm so excited to have
0:40.0	Lonnie in Landler today. I have actually spoken with Lonnie before, as I'll mention in just a
0:45.1	minute when I introduce her, but she is an incredibly stylish woman who runs a styling consulting
0:51.5	business and she is just full of ideas about ways to build your
0:57.7	wardrobe in a very practical and functional way. And I love the way in this conversation.
1:02.8	She doesn't share specific recommendations for items of clothing, but more about how we might
1:09.1	think about putting our wardrobes together or think about
1:12.2	cultivating kind of an intentional plan for what we're going to wear each week.
1:16.9	So without further ado, I will welcome Lonnie to the show.
1:20.3	By the way, we are going to skip the planner piece segment today because of this interview.
1:27.3	However, I have a couple in the queue and they're
1:29.3	wonderful. So please keep them coming. Lonnie herself even mentions that she's enjoying that
1:34.4	segment. So I love hearing from you. Send them via audio or via comment or email. You know where to
1:40.1	get me, but I'm really loving seeing those submissions. All right, well, here's Lonnie.
1:45.3	I am so excited to welcome Lonnie in Lander to the podcast. I've actually interviewed Lonnie
1:51.9	before on Best of Both Worlds, but I had a wonderful listener write in with some questions
1:57.8	about fashion and style and instantly thought that perhaps Lonnie would be
2:01.3	able to grace us with her presence on best laid plans. And she agreed. So welcome, Lonnie. Go ahead and
2:06.7	introduce yourself. Hello, I am Lonnie and Lander. I am the owner and chief stylist of Real Life
2:13.4	Style. We are a style consulting firm in Washington, D.C. We work with clients to help them learn how to
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