Your Own Personal Stylist
In full disclosure, I have to admit that I’m just like you. Most of the time I don’t know what the heck to wear at any given moment, and my closet, well, let’s not go there. But then I heard about Leslie Christen Lifestyling, who I could use every day. She has a knack for seeing things that most can’t see. Her specialties include home organization, closet clean out, fashion stylist and image consulting. And wow, she’ll do this for men, women and kids (really?). Her background is as a stylist and costumer for the entertainment and fashion biz. And she’s comfortable working with all body types to maximize assets, and minimize, well you know.
And she has a cool fashion blog. And get this, she comes highly recommended by Lauren Hillary, one of the best OC-based photographers. Lauren said she didn’t know what to expect, but Leslie styled her for a photoshoot; (pictured above in photo by Matthew Morgan) she came to her house, and fit her clothing to her personality to a tee.
“She was amazing,” says Lauren. “Far exceeded my expecations.” So there you go, what better recommendation could you ask for?
Leslie Christen Lifestyling is based in Laguna Beach, however she’ll travel pretty much anywhere in SoCal.
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Just for Greer’s OC readers, Leslie Christen Lifestyling is offering 50% off her services, and if you refer someone who becomes a client, you can receive an additional hour free of a service.
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Real Survivors CelebratedCelebrate wellness for breast cancer survivors at MasCUREade, a community gathering and educational forum Friday from 6 to 11 p.m. at Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center. The event will feature an awards presentation to recognize OC’s affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure Most Inspirational Breast Cancer Survivor, Outstanding Breast Health Advocate, and Most Inspirational Co-Survivor. The event will close with a special survivor tribute to honor those that have been lost and those that have overcome the disease. Tickets cost $25 per person.1845 Park Avenue in Costa Mesa. 714.327.7525. RSVP here.
