Welcome back to The Weight Loss Collab! In this episode, co-hosts Dr. Betsy Dovec and Hannah Schuyler, RD are joined by the fabulous stylist, Chrissy Godwin, for a deep dive into the transformative power of personal style, confidence, and embracing your unique journey—no matter what size or life phase you’re in. Chrissy walks us through her story from dreamer with a pop-up boutique vision to successful stylist with years of retail experience under her belt, helping everyday people and celebs alike curate wardrobes that feel authentic and empowering.

Together, the trio discusses the emotional aspects of closet clean-outs, the tips and tricks of building a capsule wardrobe, the importance of investing in staple pieces, and how styling can boost confidence throughout life’s changes, whether you’re pregnant, postpartum, on a weight loss journey, or just looking to rediscover your mojo. With plenty of laughs, insider advice on tailoring and shopping, and real talk about breaking free from the trap of focusing on clothing sizes, this episode is all about showing up for yourself, finding fun in fashion, and stepping into your best self, one outfit at a time.

So grab your favorite coffee, settle in, and get inspired by Chrissy’s energy and expertise as we chat about all things style, self-love, and making your closet work for your real life. And don’t miss out on Chrissy’s appearance at the upcoming Body by Transformation Butterfly Effect retreat—one lucky guest will even win a personal styling session! Let’s get started.

She's a doctor. Hi, I'm Dr. Dovec and she's a dietitian.

Hey, I'm Hannah Schuyler and together we are the weight loss

collab. And today I'm so excited. We

have Chrissy Godwin here of stop by Chrissy. Yes, we are. We are talking

all things style and confidence and mojo and everything that your

clothes really make you feel. Yeah. I'm so excited to be here with these two

boss babes. Oh, yes, we are. Well, welcome. We're so

excited. So just to get started, like, can you just tell us a little bit

about, like, what it is that you do? So about

five years ago, I just kind of was like, I don't know, I want

to do something different. What do I want to do? So I decided that I.

My initial plan did not go how it was supposed to.

I thought I was gonna do a pop up boutique, like all over

the world, like takes Aspen and

all this, this was my idea. So I went to the bank and I was

like, hi, I need a loan. And they were like, yeah, it doesn't work like

that. Oh, wow. That's like kind of how I started. And I was like,

I went home and I was like, oh, man, what am I gonna do now?

And I decided to start styling. Cause I had always just kind of

been. I've done marketing, managing sales, like everything in

retail. So I went home and I was like, I really love styling.

So I just like went for it like cold turkey,

launched my business. Just. No, I had

styling experience from all my years in retail. And like, I've worked for Chanel,

Versace, Bloomingdale's, so I had, I've done everything

in retail. So I just like launched, fully,

went out there, did it, and here I am like five, five years later.

Wow. So I feel like I met you. Kind of at the start of it.

Yeah, I think I was like, very new. But I had been doing this for

so long, like since I was 16. So let me back it up. Let me

tell you how we came to know Chrissy. And so, yes, I

moved to Orlando in 2021 and my

husband was meandering around the mall millennia. And somehow

he was like, hey, there's this like, woman I met that she needs

to help you, she needs to style you. I'm like, who? What? Like, I actually

don't even know how he stumbled and met you. No,

I'm like, I'm only there by appointment. So it was just like, that's a crazy

coincidence. Yeah, I happen to be there and met you.

Yeah. So I need help. I really do

not have the innate ability to stop myself. Like, I just don't have that vision

to see, like, what will look good together. And so

you came into my life, which has been just, like, such a huge.

I really do think that this is so critically important to

ultimately my success and where I even could go. I

need you to help me in all these different aspects of my life.

So when I met you, I had moved here from Baltimore, and I

had JCPenney's circa 1999 stuff in my

closet. This is true. Yeah. So she does

a closet audit. She finds out what I have, and then.

Oh, my God. You're, like, the woman of my dreams, because you pull

from every store in the mall, and then you just pull

everything together, and it's this maximum efficiency that I just,

like, take on and off, on and off. And like, we're like, that works. That

doesn't work. Maybe let's come back to it. Let's add these shoes. Put that belt.

Let's go here. And then it's done. Done. Yeah. I think a lot of

my clients are just so busy that it's like, time is money,

right? And they need someone to come in. And some of them have great

style on their own, but they don't have the time. And then. So what I

do is I go in and I go into the closet. I

literally. I was saying to her earlier, like, I am like, how cutthroat

do you want me to be? Because it's so emotional. Like, oh, I wore this

to my baby shower. I wore this when I got engaged. So, like, I need

to know, like, how much tough love do you want right now? And then I

go in, I take out, like, what needs to go. And then

after that, we create a list of what you need. So

literally, like, in the notes, I'm like, okay, you're missing things. Like, most

people actually have. They have a lot of stuff, but

they don't have, like, like, full outfits or full

looks. So, like, when I first went into your closet, you had a lot of

stuff. A lot of it had to go. You guys, here's

the visual. You know, like, that. Like, if the wind blows, that clanking hanger

that's kind of remains and just, like, you know, like, if the air turns on,

like, you might see a hanger just flapping in the breeze. That was what was

left, I think, of the collection. Oh, yeah. I, like, went through. I was like,

this needs to go. Like, how many years old is this? Like, What? I've had

clients that have teenagers, and they still have maternity, and

I'm like, this has to go. Like, we're not even close. Not going to be.

You don't need that anymore. Yeah. So it's kind of cool because people

don't realize, like, they have so much, but they don't have full

outfits. So you'll buy, like, a pink shoe, oddly, before

you'll buy, like, a tan shoe that goes with everything.

So, yeah, people have things, but not full outfits. So that's when I

come in and I'm like, let's create. Like, let's make your life easier.

Like, let's actually have a capsule wardrobe. Yeah. I was just gonna

say. Is that something you kind of. Yeah, I love a capsule wardrobe. It's kind

of boring. You can kind of mix and match anything. Like, okay, you can

wear this top with all these pants, or vice versa, whatever it might be.

And it's like. And that way, it's. It's like, even though you're.

It's less stuff, but it's less effective. Oh, yeah. You

can create so many more outfits because it all goes together. Oh, I feel like

that's a lot. Of times we're kind of past that because you have those already.

That's like, in the beginning phases of a client. Right. I'm like, we're starting

with a capsule. And then, like, this is an outfit by me. This is not

a capsule. This is like, we. We've. We're in a different chapter

now. Yes. You guys, I'm like, it's boring. And then it becomes fun.

Yes. We're in the fun phase. It is fun. She is. She

clearly. You're fun. You're fun. You're wild. You're just so personable.

Like, you are. You're just. I try to bring the energy. You do bring

the always. It's a really cool experience. Yeah. One that I would

recommend for anyone. Yeah. Yeah. Really on budgets and all of

that, too. High and low. You have to do it. I'm gonna do it. I'm

gonna hold you to it. I know. When I just. Well, it's like, just get

through pregnancy. Yeah. You have to get that. Sorry, we're not styling for

pregnancy. I'm gonna be in my jeggings again like I was last time.

I was a little bit. I was thinking about that the other day because I'm,

like, just starting to get to the point where, like, a lot of my clothes

are not fitting and, like, just not comfortable and stuff. I was like, what did

I do last pregnancy. Like cuz I didn't buy maternity pants. I

didn't like do the maternity thing and I was like, what did I wear?

Cuz I was pregnant three weeks and I was stretchy pants and

I literally. It's like jeggings from like the grocery store. Yeah. I'm like,

you know what? I don't care. I think that in that era, I

think that that is just perfect. Comfort is. Comfort is.

And I think for a client like you during pregnancy, I'm going to tell you,

like we don't do high end. We do. We. We go for like the. More

like Zaras the mangoes. Right? You know? Absolutely. Because you're not going to

wear it for very long. No investment pieces. No investment pieces. That's how she says

it. So that you're like, well it's an investment. I

swear my husband would be like, what's the, what's the return on this

investment? What's the ROI here on this? But actually I know I Data

finance, bro. He's like, that's not an investment. I'm like, guess what investment means. I'm

like, all my money's in my closet. But you know what though? I do think

it is. I actually will argue on this because

so I came to Florida obviously to be a

part of a health system. And when I was working there, like I would

start, I would, I felt like the way I looked when, after I met

you and I started wearing these like really put together outfits and like my shoes

and I was like on point in a way that like again I couldn't do

myself all of a sudden. Like people will treat you differently

and unfortunately or fortunately that is a reality. True. Yeah. I mean you

do, you get a level of confidence, but also it's an investment in yourself.

You're your brand. Yeah. You know, so I think it is an investment

and I feel like you show up more confident

when you feel like you have a good outfit on. Absolutely. Well, it can set

the tone for your day. Yeah, it does for sure. And like moving from Baltimore

to Florida. Too, like that's just two different seasons.

Northerners. Well, I'm not, I'm from. Oh you're not. Okay. You lived in

Baltimore. Yeah, I'm from

Florida. But. But even just like the style here would be different than a

northern city. Like what people wear, the colors are different. So it's like

just starting to integrate into this culture

a little bit like versus what you kind of might wear

in a big city, you know, bigger city or northern city. Whatever. You

have to really, like. Yeah, you have to kind of, like, figure out your Florida

style when you hear it's like, it's totally different. It is. You're so right.

And then with that, I want to spend a lot of time

for our patients or people who might be not

our patients or just on this weight loss journey. And I know you have a

lot of clients who maybe are on an end where

they're gaining weight or they're losing weight. And how do you style them

where they are in that moment and make them feel like the size that you're

at now is fine? Or maybe, like you said, maybe this isn't your end part

because you're on that journey and you know you're going to lose more, but you

need. You need pieces. Yeah. I tend to see them like

patients, clients, same thing. I tend to see them usually

the beginning, like, hey, I'm in a rut. Like, I feel like

my clothes. Like, I don't want to invest a lot because

I am. I'm not the weight that I want to be, but I

still want to show up, because I think we tend to

when we're in that moment and we've all been there, you gain, you lose.

You feel like, I don't want to get dressed up. I want to

be in my comfy clothes. But you don't feel confident,

you know, so you're like. I feel kind of like, I call it a slob

kebab. You just, like, you don't want to. You don't want to. Like, you're

showing up in, like, your leggings, and you're just kind of, like, throwing stuff together.

So I think. And then, like, the phase from there is then the weight loss

journey. And then it's like, wait, I no longer know how to dress for this

body now. Yeah. And so we're navigating different bodies and different

phases. And so you have to kind of, like, just, like,

navigate and kind of figure out what works for you, because maybe at this part

of your journey, you now feel more confident to show your arms. Or like, you

may feel more confident with pleats. And, like, so it's. I always

say, like, you still should. I think if you show up and

you get dressed up, you feel your best. So

even during all the phases, I think you have to show up.

Yeah. And I think when you're at the phase of, hey,

I'm losing the weight, don't splurge, but still

look good. And there's ways to do that. There's brands that are still really cool

and trendy, but not like. Not like a target, you know? But

you're still able to look good and feel good. Yeah, absolutely. So

we kind of see them during all the same phases. So tell me, what would

be some, like, kind of, like, basic foundational kind of

advice to somebody that, like, what are the staples that you

should have, like, in your wardrobe? I don't know, like, you should

use a belt or not, like, I don't know, like, what are some of the

things that you would suggest? I think, like, my top five things always

to have is like a little black dress. Okay. You need it for an interview,

you need it for a funeral. I hate to say, yeah,

it's your, like, everything dress. Then I think a blazer,

like a great blazer that you can throw on with, like, a white T shirt

or like, even a turtleneck. Like anything. Like a great

blazer. I think a trouser. And you. I think,

like, pleats sometimes don't work if you're plus size. But then.

So you could do more of a flat, I think that you could do.

Everyone should have a T shirt. White, black, like

your basics. Crew neck, no logos. I'm actually huge

on that for men, too. Yeah. I'm like, we're not doing V necks anymore, guys.

Those are out. Crewneck, basic white

V necks. Yeah. Oh, the V necks are done. You gotta let him know. No,

for me. Oh, for you. Crew neck. So I think just

having, like, the basics are kind of your foundation. And if you

don't have them, you have nothing. Yeah. And like, having just like a great belt.

Like, great. Even these, like, I've been wanting to get you just like a basic

belt. No logo, brown, black, tan. Like,

those are kind of your go to's. And then just like, creating those

kind of like just your. Your basics, like, as simple

as it is, like, that's what you need, and then you can have fun. Yeah.

So I always say, like, the blazer, a great pant, a great

jean, no rips. Cause you can wear them sometimes in the workplace. And they're not,

like, ripped up. Yeah. Rips are kind of out anyway. Oh, they are, yeah.

Yeah. I think I threw out some rips when I was in your closet. Oh,

well, I didn't even know. And Erin, you didn't notice. Cause then they're gone. Yeah.

So she did another closet audit and even more stuff when

there was a huge pile. And Aaron said, go through. And I said, you know

what? I wouldn't. I didn't even look. You Just donated it all.

I didn't even look. I trust you that much. I didn't even glance at it.

Okay. Because I didn't want to. Like, back to your point. Like, we do. It's

emotional and I think, like, even on the flip side, to bring it back almost

to our patient's journey. Yeah. There are, like, jeans that they wore

that, you know, were like, man, these are so tight. And they were like,

really high size. You don't feel good. Yeah. Don't even, like, focus

on those. Like, it's like, don't focus on the size. Like, every.

Every. Every brand and designer is

a different size. So, like, don't focus on the size because you may be

a two and one and a four in one and it's like, don't focus on

that. Yeah. So people do get hung up and they tie that number

to their, like, self worth. And, like, I know I'm not a four.

Gosh, no. I can't imagine. I know, right?

That's quite the comparison. I was like, geez. But, like, you're right. And

I think, like, even when you're getting started, it's. Yeah. You know,

that's what I love about it too. I have no idea what size this outfit

is that I'm wearing right now. Yeah, you don't have. You don't look. I don't

ever look. No, but you're also tall, so, like, that's the other thing. Like, yeah,

height matters. Like, everything is like, size is so.

Size is so weird. And even within a brand, I mean, you can try on

two pairs of pants from the same place in two different. You know, I have

a pair of jeans that's a. An 8, and I have a 12 in the

same brand. And the 10 that I have doesn't fit. I'm like,

make this all true every

season. I'm like, did they make their clothes smaller this season? Like, or like, I

love the places. That you do the vanity sizing. So you're like, yeah, I'm an

eight. And it's like, yeah, well, you're 12. Everywhere else, like the old New

Yorking company did that I would be like a zero. And I'm like, no, I'm

a 10. Like, I would always feel bad for the really tiny people. You're like,

what are they wearing? Wearing? No, there's not a small enough size. Or like, with

her, like, I have some pants because you're tall, which is amazing. And

like, I have pants that fit her. And then I'm like, how am I putting

this on Someone five, three, right? Yeah. Like the same pant. It's like,

crazy. They have to get so much tailoring, which. Tailoring is huge. I think

if you like. I always. People like, oh, I have to spend money on tailoring.

I'm like, think about celebrities. They don't really wear off the

rack. Like, they're getting everything tailored. So I always say, like,

tailoring is your best friend. Like, you like sleeves, like, get them shortened,

get your pants hemmed. Like, little things like that. It's. It's

can make or break your whole. Look and sometimes, too. And I think this is

a lot of our weight loss patients is they might have one area that remains

a. Little bit bigger, and you carry in. Your hips or your thighs, and that

weight is harder. So it's like, yeah, shop for your

biggest size. Taylor in.

We get these women with these tiny little waists. And I had a client this

morning. Yeah. The tiniest waist, and she's like, I'm Gap. I'm like, it's. We got

a tailor. The pants look amazing. Otherwise, they fit perfect. Yeah. And

I think tailoring is scary, that it's like. But I had a good friend that

did that, and she realized. She's like, oh, I love these jeans, but I have

to size up in them. Yeah. Because then they fit perfectly,

and then I just get the waist taken in. Yeah. I think investing and finding

a good tailor and, like, you can find one easily by just reading reviews. Like,

if you don't have a tailor in your area, just Google and you can read

reviews and, like, find a. Great tailor, even at, like, your. Your dry

cleaner. Yeah, I got my wedding dress tailored. A dry cleaner. That's

amazing. Hannah is a dirt.

I don't know. It was minimal.

I didn't need much done to it. That was a perfect find. Yeah. Her wedding

dress was perfect. But, yeah, Hannah's resourceful. Yeah,

but. Yeah, but, like, those are the kinds of things I. And I think sometimes

it does. It's sounds very much like almost maybe like you're thinking of, like, a

men's tailor, Right. Getting a suit built for them. Yeah. It's like the littlest thing.

No. You can go in and they'll. It can be very casual. It's low

key. It's not anything crazy. And. Yeah, go get your pants hemmed. Like. Yeah.

And a lot of women, like, when they try on, like, I'm just gonna show

on here, like this right here. It kind of like, if you have a

larger chest, will stay open. And I'm like, that is A five dollar

tailor. You just get a little hook in or a button and then. And you

can do it with things that are low cut as well. So it's like, know

your audience. If you' a meeting, maybe you clip it. If you're out to happy

hour, you can level. So I'm like,

that is the smallest. Like, See I never. And like, I've never thought of that.

And that's something that I do because. I like a button down. But it's hard

for me because almost everyone. Yeah, just like. And it fits

everywhere else. Yeah, Well, I mean, and I think to your point

about like different size breasts and this in. In different things.

So now a lot of our patients are going to see Dr. Tower with body

by beauty and they're getting their body contouring. So now their

bodies are like. I mean, they weep when they see how great

they look. And they don't have the skin. They have this flat abdomen and she

does 360 and lipo and she does the breast augmentations

and they don't even need to wear bras. We were just looking at someone

else's picture who's post surgery with Dr.

Tower. But so that's fun, I think.

I mean, your job would be like the most part the fun part of. That

entire journey because it's like a whole new person. They feel

so great and confident and you're like, I get to. I've had

people, like a lot of people think styling is like, oh, it's superficial or it's

just like. But I see people cry in the fitting room. Like, you guys get

to see that too. Like, you get to see. It's like, oh, I had, you

know, a surgery done and it changes their life. So.

And you see just like the confidence come back on their face. It's like a

beautiful thing. Yeah. And so now they have this whole new like body to shop

for and this whole like, it's so exciting. Oh yeah. And I think another

big part of that is that yes, they're like thrill with themselves. But

again, back to the like, what's the tag? They almost have

like a, A limitation to picking up the correct size.

Oh yeah. You need to be like, dude, that is way too big. Like we

just looked at a picture, the same picture. I was like, the dress is too

big. That dress looks like a bad. You don't really know how to, how to

shop for like new happens with like weight loss too. You

don't know how to shop for your new body type. And I think too, too

sometimes People get. So this journey can be really long as well.

And so then they also go back to the style that was in

when. They were smaller before. So maybe you were small in your. Twenties also with

pregnancy that happened. Oh, my God. Well, I was. We were talking earlier, and I

was telling her. I was like, I really have never truly developed a style as

an adult, even, I feel like. Because if I think back to it, I

was in school. Yeah. I started working, you know, in my career when I was,

like, 25. I worked for six years wearing scrubs to

work. Oh, yeah. And then I started with

in bariatrics, and I was virtual. Yeah. So

I'm like, I'm in the shirt. Yeah, whatever. I grabbed a couple shirts from

the mall, and then I'm in my, like, you know, sorry, everyone.

You're gonna find out. I'm in comfy shorts every day because I'm at home, and

I'm like. You can only see from here up, everyone. No one had pants on.

What do you mean? I do wear pants. I do wear pants. But

I'm in. I'm in, like, a legging. I'm in a comfy short. I'm in something

because I'm not. I'm not wearing trousers at home. It's just. It's like, God forbid

anyone had to stand up for an emergency. Everyone would have seen what was everything.

Yeah. But then I was. And then I. Like I was saying, then I started

with Body by Bariatrics, where, again, I'm still virtual for the most part.

But we do come in person and we do dress up. But then I got

pregnant, like, immediately. So then I was pregnant. Now I'm postpartum, and now I'm pregnant

again. I'm just like. It has just never caught up to me.

You know, I have. I know things that I like and I enjoy and whatever,

but I'm like, I never really developed. Yeah. You have to find your style. Style

that go crazy. Like, I might need to come in that closet. Oh, my God.

It's gonna be empty. Yeah. It's gonna be hanger again.

It's gonna be like a wedding dress tailored at the

dry cleaner. Yeah. That's actually in my husband's closet. I make him store that

because it's. Too big for mine. I love it. I think a lot of people,

like, we just go back to our comfy clothes in those moments, and then you

just see still, like, don't ever figure out your style. Yeah. You know,

it's overwhelming. Yeah, it's completely overwhelming because now,

too. Online shopping is a blessing and a curse.

Yeah, I know. It's very. I like to feel still. I like,

oh, you know, is your business gonna ever go away? I'm like, I don't know.

I personally think people still like to, like, touch things and, like, try it

on their body. Like, think about. I do a lot of virtual. I have, like,

most. Half of my clients are. I've never met, which is crazy. I have clients

all over the U.S. wow. And I would say I've never met 50 people

of my clients, which is insane. Like, I've been styling some of them for five

years, and I talk to them all the time, and we are like family

at this point. I get really close to my clients, you know, that's why I

like to take on, like, a smaller amount, because I become kind of very

close to you. It's very personal. Yeah. And I think that,

like, I don't even know where I was going with this. You better clip this.

I don't even know what I was. Saying, but, like, just developing that, like, style

and. Oh, the online. Yeah, yeah. No, the online.

Like, so I'm. I'm online searching for stuff for them. Never met

them. And, you know, I. The best clients that I work with virtually,

sometimes they have to order. I'm not even kidding you. Like 100

items. Yeah. So it's like, it's a big. It's a big investment out.

Right. Because you're. You're ordering 100 things and then half of them, it's going to

go back. Right. But I need you to try on that many things, because think

about it. If I was just sending you links, we. I mean, you

like it. You like it to put on. And I mean, I love my virtual

clients. Like, I've become. I love them. Yeah. And it's super fun, but

it's like that person has to be willing to invest because it's.

It's a lot up front. Yeah. And a lot of it does go back. I

think the mall is coming back. Yeah. I like it. I think people miss

the experience of a mall, and not only just the shopping aspect,

but, like, the experience of. Going to a mall, like,

walking away. I've been a mall rat since I was little, so I've never. What

we did when we were. Yeah, we loved it. That. That's our generation. That's true.

Yeah. Gosh. I was at. I don't even know what mine was. Carousel Center. It's

like Destiny USA in upstate New York. Wow. Well, I

mean, the other day, I Asked you, you're like, oh, this store has this, and

that store has that. And I said, do you know everything in the mall? You're

like, yes. Yeah. I also know everything online. Yeah. That's the

funniest thing. I'm. I wake up every morning and the first thing I do is

go on, like, my top websites. What's new? And then I.

My virtual clients. I send them, like, if I see something. Even if

you're not currently working with me, but you've been work. I've done this to you

before. Yeah. If you're not working with me currently, I'm still like, oh, this

would look great on Betsy. And I just send it over. And you're like, why

is Chrissy sending me at 8am I don't question. I immediately buy. Yeah. But I

do it to you. Yeah. So I do. I try to do that. So, like,

the first thing I do, like, because I have a lot of active clients, I'll

just, like, go on. It's how I start my morning, which I don't know if

it's a good or bad thing, but it's my favorite part of the morning. I'm

like, what's new today? Wow, that's impressive. Yeah. It's like you're like, on

your game. Yes. You are a professional too.

It's not just like you said, oh, you've been in retail. You have the expertise,

the experience. But you weren't just like, oh, I can style you. Like,

oh, yeah. Can you help me? It's like, no. Like, you, like, you

know, like facts. And it's like, yeah, you were like, well trained. Maybe by the

school of, like, just be on the streets of doing it. Yes. Well, when I.

When I was with you last week, there was like a, like a shirt that

was like, say, 400. And then I said, like, look, I found the dupe that

looks just like it for like, 65. And we got so excited. Oh, my God.

And I'm like, holding them up and they're like, so close. And that's. Those are

my favorite moments. Yeah. I love doing, like, styling on any budget.

Yeah. You know, it's like you got to mix high and low. Yeah, absolutely. And

I think, like, what you're talking about earlier of, like those staple pieces. Oh, yeah.

Where you, like, you invest. Yeah. You put that in and then the fun. The

investment shoes. Yes, the investment shoes are coming back up again. We keep bringing.

So. The return is the same

brand as you see. But this is one of my favorite, like, Dolce Vita is

Good for, like, looks for less. Yeah. And I think, you know, you've got to

have both in your closet. Yeah. So. Especially if you're hard on your shoes.

I'm hard on shoes. Me too. I'm gonna ruin these before I get to the

car, but that's okay. Scuff them up. Yeah. I'm a bag girl. Like, that is

one thing. Like, you can never call me and be like, should I get a

handbag? Like, an investment? Because I'll be like, I. Yes. Yes. Yeah. I'm not

good. Like, I'm. I'm good at finding them for less. But, like, I'm like, oh,

yeah. Invest in the handbag. Yeah. Because it just, like. It's like, oh, look at

your outfit. You could be, like. You could literally be in your, like, pilates

look, and you could have a nice handbag, and you're like, you got it. It

pulls together. Just got lives on their website. Oh, yeah. They have some good.

They've stepped it up. Yeah. I don't even know what you guys are talking about.

They have some great. Yeah. I like the green they have right now.

Look at her. That's what I'm talking about. She is all of it. But also

to bring that around to, like, your look. And we are having

you at our Body by Transformation Butterfly

Effect retreat, which is happening May 1st and 2nd in Orlando.

And I really wanted. So this. The whole vision for that

is about, like, wealth, and it's about, like, not just

succeeding with the surgery, but also, like,

finding your success in all walks of life. And I do feel like you are

a. Like, a instrumental, pivotal part of this whole thing is to

talk about style. Yeah. So, like, what would you, like,

why do you feel like that is just so important that you be at this,

like, personal development type of a conference? I think that you.

Your look, a lot of people, like, what is the saying?

Like, the first impression is everything. Like, it's true.

If you show up put together, and you show up, it gives

you so, like, a level of confidence in yourself, and it changes the

whole game. And I think it's all about confidence.

So I think you. How your appearance is, is everything.

If you. Like, when you are walking around out of here,

if you were just in your workout clothes all day and, like, you met a

potential client, I feel like if you were wearing this over that, like, it would

change the whole. Do you know what I mean? Like, I remember

one day I was running so late doing, like, mom life, and I was just

like, mom work, like, business, like, and I did not. I

said, oh, I'm gonna have time to go home before I get my hair done.

And I go to, like, you know, the best or salon in Orlando, and it's

like, who's who? The mayor's next to you, and this person's next to you. And

I'm like, I'm gonna have time to go home and change wearing, like.

Like, the messiest. It wasn't even a cute workout outfit.

And so, of course, I ran out of time. And I show up, and

I'm mortified. I'm a stylist in this town. I'm like.

Like, I can't. What am I wearing? And I remember leaving there

so upset with myself, and I was telling my friend, and she goes,

you are your brand. Like, she gave me tough love. Oh, wow. She was like,

you are your brand. Why would you even. Like, you should have never left the

house in the first place like that. And she's an entrepreneur. And I was

like, wow. And that's. You guys. Like, you're your brand.

So I think you just, like, it represents who you are. And,

like, if you. You know, I was gonna use an

analogy. Like, I probably wouldn't hire. This is so mean. You might want to cut

this. I would not want, like, a

doctor who was driving like a hooptie. I'd be like,

what happened? Like, I might. I remember my ex. My ex was,

like, an orthodontist, and he was like, oh, I don't want to drive, like, a

super nice car because of patients. And I was like, I feel the opposite.

Yeah. If I pull up and you're, like, driving like a beater,

I'm gonna be like, what went wrong? What went wrong? Yeah. No, I think it's

so true. Like, when I was in Baltimore, I would roll up there every day

for surgeries. Like, my winter coat, and I'd literally have, like,

my workout clothes on. No makeup. I'd have, like, the hood up with the fur,

and I look like a wreck. And I remember one of the anesthesiologists is like,

dovek. Always just bebops in here. Like, with her. Like, she just rolled out

of bed. And I remember that was, like, a turning point. I was like, I.

I really need to. Like, that's. That is

the perspective. And I felt like when I came to Florida, I'm like, I.

It's a fresh slate. It's a first impression, right? Like, there's a lot of people

who have eyes on me, like, this new girl, like, what's happening?

And I. I Do not go to the hospital ever. I don't walk around in

scrubs outside of the hospital anymore. It's kind of like the Mayo Clinic.

They have that thing. You're not allowed to leave the OR in

scrubs. You have to have your white coat on. You have to. This is. This

is the Persona. This is what we want. And if you can't do it, then

you. We. We cut you. You're gone. So I wasn't at Mayo, but it's just

like, you know, that's just the. The idea. It doesn't have to even be, like,

high end. It could literally just be put together. Yeah. Like, it

doesn't need to be all designer. It's just like, put yourself together,

like, show up. And I think that's like the.

The key, like, it's so important so, you know, it's. It's your image, it's your

brand. Yeah. Something we were talking about earlier was also

just talking about, like, styling, like, for your lifestyle, too. Oh, yes.

Because like, you said, like, people, you can go in somebody's closet and they have

all these clothes, but it's like, you know, fancy dresses.

It's like, what, are you going to a gala every night? Yeah. The first thing

you ask. Yeah, like, the first thing I ask someone styling is like, what is

your lifestyle? Like, because if I just started styling you and,

like, didn't ask those questions, you, like, why? Like, someone like

you, you're going to the office, you're meeting with patients, and

you need, like, a little bit of an elevated look. But someone who's like,

I'm just like, I don't know. Someone who's like, home all day, going to the

park, for example. That's not you, by the way. It is. No, but it is,

like, truly, like, I still work. I'm working from home, and I'm, you know, it

is. Right. It's truly that lifestyle. Like, I wouldn't want to give you story time.

Yeah. You know, it's like, what are you doing on the weekends? What are you

doing day to day? I'm not wearing this to story time. Yeah. You're not wearing

this to the park. I'm not wearing this. You're not wearing that to the park

either. Yeah, yeah. But it. I think knowing someone's lifestyle,

like, what are you doing? I call it, like, your Publix dress. Like, I will

give you, like, a dress to wear to Publix. I feel like you feel so

pretty at Publix when you wear a dress. I don't know what it is. Wearing

a dress is actually the cheat code to life. It is because you don't think

about it. You pick one piece of clothing. That's my address is my. You don't

have to match a shirt and a. On a bottom. You know, number one request

from all of my clients, literally male, female,

in person, virtual tops. Tops are so hard to

find. And you know what? Quality. And this is across the board. Yeah. Quality is

terrible nowadays. Oh, yeah, I agree. That's the other thing. Going back to the online

versus in person. And everything's cropped. You or everything is cropped. Everything's

cropped. I just wear. I mean, I would wear cropped. Yeah.

Instagram is a lot of crops. Like, at a certain point, I would like a

full length shirt. Yeah. No, that's what I mean, though. Like, when you're literally

on the ground with your kids, like, you don't need. Or like cheek

out with. Yeah. Like, the shorts are getting shorter. I'm like, yeah. But then

they also. Then they went through a phase of longer. Yeah. Which I was. And

like, again, by the way, while we're on this topic, like, trends are not for

everyone. That is one of my things. I'm like, you can sit

trends out. Yeah. Because they are not for everyone. Like, there's just

certain trends that I'm like, we can't all. We don't have the body type. Like,

we don't. It's not for us. Well, and also, like, like the bow. Trend, I

was like, know your age. We're not. Yeah. Like, I'm not five. Yeah. Yeah.

Not 25. Like, I don't necessarily need to be totally.

I. I would rather be classic. And classic is

the best. Yeah. The company. What is classic? What is classic? What

I'm wearing. Yeah. Like, you kind of like never goes out of style. Like a

cardigan. We did some cardigans. We were like a trouser. A really chic,

like, you know, long denim. That's not like, you know, low

rise. Yeah. Classic. Like a loafer.

So what is the trend right now for jeans? Because you put me in different

jeans. You took me back to the 90s. No, no. Like, honestly, across

the board right now, other than rips, jeans are everywhere. There's low, there's high,

there's mid. Like, there's jeans are not. And like, you know, we've

talked about like skinny. Oh, skinny's out. But I'm like, skinny's never going out. If

you wear a high boot because you need it. You have to. So I'm Like,

I'm like, don't get rid of your. Yeah, me too. It's sexy with like a

belt and like a tucked in. Like, don't get to wear it down here that

much. No, I rocked it a lot. I wear boots and sweaters everywhere year round

here. I look like a crazy person. But you know, it's cold

everywhere inside. Inside it is. Yeah. So you can get away with it

here. But yeah, I think trends, like, that's one thing that's huge for

everyone to know. Well, and the trends now, like they call them like the micro

trends. Yeah. And I'm like, they last for two weeks. Yeah. And that's

another thing. Those are the Zara. That's the. If you want to do a trend

and you don't want to sit it out, like, go to Zara because like, if

it's like fast fashion and you're paying 40, $50, like, okay, it's

fine. But like, you're not gonna spend 500 on a trendy

coat. Right? So, so, and what about. Exactly.

And so what are like. So we talked about belts, but like, what are

accessories? Because that's easy for our patients. You are seeing saying this earlier.

Honestly, a belt can change your whole outfit. Like, it just like sets the tone

and kind of like separates. So I always say have like a great, great

staple belts and you don't have to do like logos. I feel like those kind

of come and go too. Don't throw those out because they always come back. Like,

I just saw the Gucci belt is coming back. I think you might have that

one. It just came back, by the way. Oh, good. Thank you. Even. Yeah,

it's back again. She wore it the whole time. It didn't. I think about like,

oh, and jewelry is one thing. Like, clients are always like, what do I do

with jewelry? And they panic. And my whole thing with jewelry is like,

just like, first of all, I like it you to be able to see it.

I find that if you get like the pegs from Amazon that you can hang

your necklaces on, like, if a lot of people would. Like a lot of my

clients have these beautiful like drawers in their closet with their jewelry.

I think you have that actually you can't see it.

Exactly. So I always say, like, if you can display it where

you can see it and just like, don't overthink it, throw it on.

Kind of like just have fun with it. You can always take it off. And

because people overthink jewelry, I overthink jewelry. Like, me too. I never wear

it so I'm don't overthink it. Just like throw it on, mix it up, have

fun with it. Yeah, yeah. And like you can find brands that are

like, you know, in like the 50 to 100 range where you can have

like fun with it and you're not just doing high end. Well, that's my problem

is then my, my sister started getting into jewelry and so she was just sending

everything was like all high end jewelry, like all this. And then I became

snobby about it. Like you only buy 15 karat gold

full, not filled, you know, nothing. I know. No. Did I

buy anything? No, because then I was like, oh, I'm not gonna, you know. Yeah,

I don't like it. $3,000 worth, you know, whatever. And it's like, Hannah, just

buy some stuff like. But it doesn't have to. You're not that special, my love.

Yeah, totally. Yeah. I think just like for me, you know, you have your

classic pieces, maybe your watch, your you know, your diamond earrings,

a few bracelets. And then you from there have your stuff. I have

like my grandmother's jewelry and my mom's for my mom and things like that. This

necklace that was like a gift for my sister for with my daughter. Stuff

like that, which even this. I mean I know she, who knows where she got

it but like. Yeah, but still. But it's, you know, it's nicer, it's a

nicer stuff. But I'm like, yeah, mix it it with. Yeah, I love mixing. Everyone

has like their jewelry that they don't really take off and then have fun and

mix with it and like mix metals. I'm like, we can wear gold and silver

now. The hardest time with that. I love a mixed metal. Cuz I switched to

from silver to gold when I got married basically.

Yeah, my rings are. And I love it. But I have all this old get.

Up silver get after it. There's no rule. I know. It's the rules

are I also really. Have to shine all of my silver. That's the problem.

So I think just like having fun and like people get so hung up

on like I'm like, just try it on. Like, you know, a lot of people

are doing these color things now and I'm like, I'm not gonna tell you you

don't look good in a color because you may look good in a different shade

of that color. And I think people are a lot of some stylists are doing

that now. And I'm like, that's just not my thing. Like I'M not gonna tell

you never to wear yellow. Like, we're gonna try. I was about to say, I

literally will not pick up anything yellow. I won't touch. And you know what? And

that point is, like, at our age, you already know what

color doesn't look good on you. Like, you know. Right. And

so I'm like, just. I don't think, you know, I see a lot of people

online like, oh, we did this color thing. And, like, the tones. And I'm like,

come on, now we're just overdoing it. Yeah. Like, I'm not gonna charge someone for

that. Like, I'm gonna try things on you. I think the best way is,

like, just go and try it on. Like, get into it. Like,

if you. If you want to know what works for your body type, put it

on. Yeah. You won't know. Like, And I. And a lot of people say, like,

that doesn't work for me. And I'm like, let's try it again. Yeah. Because maybe

it is throwing a belt on or maybe. Maybe it does work, but you have

to put, like, a dress that's, like, maybe oversized. We throw a belt and

then it changes the game. So I think people just get so

hung up on, like, is this right for my body stuff? I'm like, just don't

overthink it. Have fun with it. The thing that drives me crazy, I'll see people

do this on, like, on. On Tick tock or whatever as they go. And they'll.

They're trying on dresses for a wedding, you know, whatever. The classic dilemma.

What do I wear to this wedding? And they leave their freaking white socks on.

Oh, yeah. Dressing room. Oh, God. And I'm like, no wonder it looks. Terrible because

you're wearing a white ankle sock. Yeah. And it's like, you know,

aritzia dress or whatever. And I'm like, take your stupid socks.

Yeah. She makes me have shoes that match that

outfit in there. And even, like, if you're going to try stuff on like that,

like, bring a pair of tan heels. Yeah. Heels go with

everything. Yeah. You don't have to walk around the mall in them. But bring, literally

investment. But, like, bring your tan heels. Yeah. And then you can change them

out whenever you pick an outfit. But yeah. Because imagine you're trying on an outfit

with flats. Like, nothing ever looks. Nothing ever looks. No, no. Unless it's like, an

outfit that you're like, oh, I'm gonna wear this with sneakers or like a ballet.

You're looking for casual clothes, something. But it's Like. But, like, putting on a heel

is a game changer. Yeah. So I think a lot of

times, too, like, people over, Like, I do a lot of travel packing, and people

over pack for vacation. Everyone does it. They're like, what do

I do? And so, like, one of my hacks for that is I. You

should fully try on your outfits. I don't even know if you do this. We've

never really talked about your travel packing, but I

literally will make the client fully try on the look with

the bag and the shoes. And then we actually take a photo, and sometimes I'll

just lay it on their floor. Okay. And I put out the full look. And

then you have an album with all your looks for your

trip, so. Yeah, that too. But, like, my clients love digital,

so, like, I just take it. And I have. I have mostly group albums with

a lot of my clients, and we'll just be like, okay, outfit for,

like, Napa wine tasting. Yeah. And then

you literally can constantly go to this album and find things.

But, like, putting that even for, like, if you don't have a stylist and you

just want to do this for yourself, like, lay it out on your floor, put

your bag, your shoes, and your look, you will pack so much less if

you actually plan it out. Yeah. Wow. Plus, then you can probably. It's like, okay,

well, I'm taking these jeans. Yeah. What tops can I put? Right? And you

actually, like, think about it. If you don't do that, you just throwing it in

the bag. Right, Right. I always get out a rolling rack the week or two

before a trip. And you start. If you're in your closet and you're like, oh,

I'm gonna bring that to, I don't know, Bahamas. Put it on the

rack. And then by the time the trip comes, right before you have to

pack, you, most of your stuff is already hanging there. So you don't have to

freak out at night over it. Like the night before.

Exactly. 40 pairs of underwear. And then you're in such a. You're in a great.

I'm dying. I don't wear underwear, but.

Okay. Give you the cookie. Sorry.

So if you could, would you have Cher's closet from Clueless?

Oh, my God. With the little. Are you kidding me? It's like, every girl's

dream. Yeah. Of course. That movie is probably why I'm a stylist.

That was a turning point for you. Happened at a young age. Calvin Klein. Oh,

my God. Like, every moment in that. I'm obsessed. I. I was, like,

doing that and like playing mall madness. Like, I was. I.

Yeah, I've been. I've been like, literally a fashion

girly my whole life. Yeah. Oh, my gosh. I went to college for like, retail

and art and I'm like, it kind of blends. I don't know. Yeah, definitely. Yeah.

So. Oh, my gosh. Fashion and art is like a whole. I remember my

parents being like, what are you gonna do with that? Like, why do we send

you to a private university for this? And I'm like, oh, I'll figure it out.

Oh my gosh. Yeah, it's. It's really interesting. Honestly, like,

if you go back and you even look at the historical impact of like, why

women don't have pockets on their clothes. Yeah. Like, why do our pockets suck?

And it's because we didn't have pockets. And then it became. Became the purse and

men got pockets, but we didn't. And then it's turned crazy.

And we're grateful for. Yes, we are. We are. But like,

it's a. It's like there's so much that. Yes. So much impact.

Yeah. Betsy Johnson went to my college. Really? Yeah, she went to

Syracuse, if you're wondering. Yeah, that is. That is really

cool. Still do like a fashion show. I don't know now, but when I was

there every year and it was really cool, like, I had like a bird in

my hair. I was like, the things you do. Yeah, well, yeah, it's

a fake bird. Let's just put it out there. But. But you're very well known

in Orlando and you have famous clients and you have

even like NBA players and. Yeah, a lot of my clients,

I've, are like super private, which is cool for me. It's like, it sucks because

I can't. I can't share my work a lot, which makes me so sad. Like,

I'm in some really cool closets and I'm like, I can't even, like, share this

moment. But. But it's so fun. And. And like my.

The way I started my company was kind of out of a breakup, which is

crazy. Like, I was in a six year relationship and I had kind of like,

put my career on hold for him. I don't even know if you know this.

No, I don't. And so I had sort of, in the end, right before the

breakup, like, I think the universe like, knows in a weird way. I started

working on my business. I was. I had helped him with three practices.

He was an orthodontist. I had helped kind of build his businesses and I was

like, I am. It's time to go back to me. And so I sort

of started working on my business on the side, and then I launched it,

and then we literally broke up. Yeah. Like, I was blindsided with

a letter after six years. Oh, my gosh. I didn't know that. So it kind

of came from, like, I mean, listen, I had already launched it, but, like, the

real hard work started after that because I was like,

I am gonna, like, I'm gonna go there. Like, pour yourself into

everything. Into my business and, like, my brand. And so that

was like 20, 21. Around. Okay. So. Which

is like, around the time that we met. Yeah. And, you know, I'm super private

with my clients at first. Like, I'm not like, oh, I just got a breakup.

But, like, eventually we got there. But I think in that

moment is when I was like, for the first time in my adult life, I

was like, I am going to do me. Like, it's not about a man. It's

not about their career. I'm going to focus on my business. And

it just, like, took off. Like, I put everything into it. And I

feel like every day I wake up and I feel like you guys feel like

this too. And I feel like I am blessed to do what I love. And

every, like, as cheesy as it sounds, like I'm living my

dream. Yeah. And I. It's crazy to be like

that. Like, where it kind of how I got here. Gosh, I hope you don't

get too big for me. Oh, come on. Never. Oh, my gosh.

But I am infinitely proud of you. And I'm proud of you. I walked

in here and I was like, wow. Oh, I love it. Because we both been

with each other through the whole journey. The whole journey. Saw this whole. Yeah.

You saw me and I saw you. Yeah. And you know what? We were looking

good during the messy middle of it all. And I think, like, you said, a

slob kebab. I never heard of that before. I love it. But you're right.

It's like, even during COVID like, everyone's like, I'll tell you a

fun tip. Try your jeans on when you're sitting on the couch. And then

it's like, oh, my God, no one. It's like. But it is the truth.

Like, even when it is dark and lonely and you're like, what am I doing?

You still look good. And then that does help you to put one foot in

front the other. By the way, fake it till you make it. Yes. Cuz like,

the beginning, like for any girls listening, like with your

career and just get it, like get after it. Like you don't

necessarily know. And you learn so much along the way. Like

how much do you learn still? Every day. Oh my gosh. Every day. Right.

You learn something. What would you say is like one of the craziest things that

you've learned on your journey to, to, to be this successful? Oh

gosh. You never stop working when you work

for yourself. Like people think, oh, I want to like own a business.

And I'm like, there's no 9 to 5, there's no sick days.

You have to show up. Yeah. And like you put a lot. You have to

put your ego aside. Like, you know, even if you work for yourself,

you still work for your clients, you still work for your patients.

And I think that's huge. Like you never, you do work for

yourself, you're an entrepreneur, but you always have some kind of a person

to answer to. Yeah. And I think just, you know,

every day. I mean I, my, my night does not stop at

5 ever. I know you're, I know you guys too. No, it doesn't.

And I don't even really believe in work life balance. I don't either.

Say, what's that? What's that? No, it's just, I just, just go. And,

and but at the same time like as you can see, she, her excitement

is palpable. She's like such a fun person. So like it all,

she's living a good life because she has a great attitude. And I think too,

if you're living your dream, you just like, you have to constantly, even on the

bad days or the days that it's, it's hard because you're going to have those.

I mean it's crazy to be like, oh, I'm living my dream. Nothing bad ever

happens. I have like, you know, we have to put out fires. But I think

if you constantly like remind yourself always

that you're doing what you want, like you're living your life

dream, you're that then just keep reminding yourself of that. Yeah. You

know, without a doubt. Without a doubt. And I can't wait for you to be

at this retreat. She's such a cool addition.

Like, we're gonna need like mini styles style. I know we can do like a

mini style lab. I'm. We're gonna get like that little pop up change thing,

mini star lab. Let's do that. Yeah, let's bring this stuff out on stage. I

can like do a whole thing about it talking about it. Oh, my God.

Showing like, I love actually, I love showing how to do a

capsule wardrobe because I think just people. It

sounds so boring. But you can see in person how to mix and

match things. And I think that's really fun. Like I say, like Chrissy's

like staples. I can't wait to see.

Well, and then we from Body by Bariatrics,

we are actually going to. I didn't even tell you this yet. I love some

breaking. Here we go. So at

that retreat, you have to be present. We are going to give away.

We're going to pay for them to have a styling session with you and we're

going to pay for someone to have a few new outfits. Okay,

I love that. And we are going to just

capture the whole thing and you're going to give them like some one on one,

like tips and all of that kind of stuff that we're going to cover and

pay for. Love it. So that's one big price. But anybody can actually come to

you at any time. You don't have to wait to see if you win. Absolutely.

Yeah. And yeah, I've always thought you and I have like, our business

goes so hand in hand because without a doubt, because like you're.

We're seeing them through similar phases, right? You see them in the beginning and then

you see the after. And like, you just want to feel your best during all

the phases. And I think it's so important. Like, I'm sure I hear this a

lot, like, hey, I don't want to buy right now because I'm not where I

want to be. But I'm like, you also don't want to feel bad during that

because think about it. Maybe you're already feeling bad about yourself and then you've seen

don't feel any better. So it's like,

don't wait. I mean, you don't have to spend a lot, but you can at

least do a lick a little bit to make yourself feel better during the phase

when you don't feel your best. Yeah. You know, this soundbite I've talked about

many, many times, even on our first episode of the Weight Loss Collab back in

the day is that someone said, and I will never forget this,

and it haunts me. And I remember it like took my breath away that they

felt like they were the largest person in the room, but they were invisible

and they were dressing in a way that was like

a black oversized T shirt with a black pant. They just wanted to

disappear. Yeah, I believe it. That is such a visual. And it's

just so, so sad to me to think about someone saying

that and feeling that in our patients, that that sound bite will resonate with many,

many people. They still want to remain that way. So I think that your

services and us talking about it and us trying to help people to, again,

visualize and imagine and honestly just live their best life.

You are beautiful at any body. And, like, something that we

had talked about briefly earlier is, like, you know

what I see? Because I'll have someone come in a fitting room, and they'll say

to me, I hate my arms, or I hate my

stomach. And I'm looking at them, and I don't see that.

And I see, you know, with things with me that maybe I don't like. And

I. And no one. And it's like, no one else is. Sees that we're our.

We're hardest on ourselves. And I'm like, you. I'm thinking, you look

beautiful. I don't see that. Your arms. Whatever

you're looking at. And so I think we all have to remind ourselves,

like, no one else sees that. We're seeing you for, like, your beauty in other

ways. You know, no one's focused on that.

So I think that's really important for everyone to. It's like a mini therapy

session that they have with you. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I love. I.

I do, because I like. I love all of. I love all my clients. We.

Everyone's different. Like, I see a lot of bodies. Yeah, you do see

everyone. Like, you know, the first outfit I. Put on, I'm in, like, the.

The changing room and stuff. And then I. Literally, the whole time, we're just having

conversation, I'm wearing just a thong and a bra or if even. That. I don't

even notice it. Yeah, I don't. I don't either. And that's what I mean. Like,

I don't even. I'm like. They're like, is it okay? I'm like, I don't. Like,

I'm not even paying attention to you. I'm just literally thinking about what I'm doing

next. I'm, like, thinking of what's next. You're just, like, walking around the store,

like, I don't even care. I remember I had, like, one of my clients

is a. Is a gynecologist, and she said to me. She's like, is it okay?

I'm like, I probably seen, like, as many vaginas as you. Not really. But,

like, I'm seeing people naked all day, too, and it doesn't faze

me. Just like it doesn't faze them. Yeah, it's, it's just, it's normal. It's

medicine. It's, it's, it's style. It's. Yeah, it's very personal, you

know. And back to the mall thing about where you do it.

So you guys, this. Oh, this suite that you're in is gorgeous.

Oh my God, it's beautiful. You'll think that you're like the way that like

Kim K shops all the time. But guess what? You get it. You get it.

She. She takes you right in there and you, if you work with Chrissy, she'll

take you into this like this suite with like water

and like all the art and. Oh yeah, yeah.

We have espresso. Multiple rooms. Yeah. It's just you in there. So you're like just

walking around the thing. Yeah, it's very private. I always, I was telling my mom

this recently. I was like, you know what? I just wish that you could just

go into stores and just get into your underwear so you could just try stuff

on right there. I know, I hate fitting rooms,

but not everyone's like free as us. I don't want to gather things

and carry them out. I love it. Oh, I would do that. I'm just like,

can we just have a girls only shop? Well, I think you know what it

is. I think it's because like, at some point you don't think of it as

like, I'm not like, it's like I don't care to see. I fear naked. I

don't even, I'm not even paying attention to you. Yeah. I'm not looking at this

woman over here who's. Yeah, no one. Yeah. But yeah, my mom was like, that's

how filing's basement used to be. Oh my God. Filing space. I haven't heard that

in a long time. I was like, we've lost so many stores. Like Barney's in

New York. Rip. Oh, RIP Barney. Yeah. What's your favorite

store? Are you allowed to say? Yeah, I mean, online is revolve. I do

a lot with them and I just, I love it. It's a two day shipping,

free reach. Like a lot of brands. They have a lot of brands. Like, they

have everything you can do. Like high, low, like it's a

big. And they have a partner forward, which is a little higher. And so

I like it. If I have an online client, we can get something very quick,

like two day shipping. I love the free returns. And then

in the mall, I'm a huge Aritzia girl. And I love Bloomingdale's.

I. Aritzia is like my go to, like, these pants. Aritzia tops revolve.

I love, like, Aritzia, to me, has all of your basics

you need. Oh, yeah. It's so good and classic. You can

get a cashmere sweater, you can get a trouser, you can get a great T

shirt, you can get great work pieces. And then Bloomingdale's is

like your fun, like, that's like your fun pieces. You know, where you

can, like, I think you know, something like this. That's not where I would have

thought. Where would you think? I don't know, Like, I guess, because I also, like,

just. I don't shop, like, in that kind of department store

either. So I don't know. I don't think of a department store as being fun,

I guess. And I'm like. And I love, like, I love

a Zara, but I feel like Zara is hard for body types.

It's really hard. I struggle, like, even with my clients.

I'm like, this could be. This is really hit or miss where I can go

in Aritzia and I can fully style you. And I'm not even going to, like,

you're going to walk out with 10 things minimum. Oh, yeah, yeah. But

like, Azara, we might. I never even heard of that. Oh, yeah, I know. I

got her in there. Which is

actually an anticoagulant that's used to prevent a deep venous thrombosis.

This is why we love her. Yeah. I was like, is this a Rick Straw?

Yeah, this is sexy. Yeah, I love it. Love

nerds. I'm such a nerd. Oh, I love it. I'm such a nerd. Oh, yeah.

That's hot. Well, so how do people work with you? Yes. If they want to

get in, what's the best way to contact you? Instagram. Chrissy Godwin.

Yeah. Okay. Yeah. You

respond to your DMs. Yeah, I do. I respond. Okay, that's you.

Yeah, I think, like, that's the best way. And then, you know, I work with

clients all over the US I've actually had one in Canada and one in

London. So I'm like, I'm. International claim to

fame. I love them. Yeah. So I like every state. And

then in. In Orlando, you know, we have them all. So. Yeah.

Yeah. So amazing. Slide in the DMs close to

the DMS and the next thing appropriate. Yeah. I'll be sliding in for

anything. I might not respond. Our One male

listener. I know. Hey, is it

Aaron? Yeah. No, he doesn't even listen. Oh, that's the worst.

We should talk some. You need to tell him for sure.

So. At Chrissy Godwin on Instagram. That's awesome. Thank you

so much for coming. Oh, my gosh. I feel fun. Yeah, you're amazing.

No, you guys. So you should have just the conversation we had before this. I'm

like, we had, like, 12. We had, like, four hours of content. I'm like, I

know. Yeah. That's what I mean. We literally. I was like, we should have had

a camera on the whole time. Yeah, we should. Yes. But you're so

much. And if anyone has questions after the podcast, they can send

me a DM like you. If we miss something or we want to talk more

about it. Yeah, we can bring you back on. Yeah. Or, like, if they have

questions for the. The retreat, we need

to. We need to put this podcast on our Body by Transformation

retreat website, which is bodybybariatrics.com Body by

Transformation. And we're going to put you on there and, like, you'll just send me

some sort of, like, you know, like, picture. I don't do seductive very well. Or

sexy. I'm the author. Like,

yeah, like, I'm like, what? Whatever you want on our website. Yeah. You're not going

to be, like, a standard headshot either. There's. That's just not going to be me.

I'm like, let me just move around and then something will happen. Something will happen.

I think the biggest, like, takeaway is, like, own it, be confident.

And I think, like, every body is beautiful in all the phases

and just, like, have fun with it. Don't overthink the style. You'll figure

it out. Throw it on, play with it. You know,

that's it. It. Yeah. Well, thanks again for.

We're so excited to have you in May for the retreat. I'm excited. Yeah. It's

going to be amazing. We're going to have some really fun stuff going on. So

as always, though, you can find us on Instagram, at the weight loss collab, at

Hannah Schyler Rd, at Dr. Dovic, body by

Bariatrics. Find us. Say hi. We try to answer everybody.

I do get missed. I'm sorry. I know. But we try our best

and we'll see you next time. Thank you, guys.

Bye, guys.