New Moon Circle
September 6th | 7 PM | Chabad Intown
How do I know what looks good on me?
And why does my closet always feel like it's bursting with clothes, yet I often have "nothing to wear."
What if instead of closets cluttered with impulse buys, we could create a cohesive collection that suits our individual tastes?
Lea @leaminkcolor, an advocate of sustainable fashion and an expert in seasonal color analysis and palettes, knows how to help her clients achieve this.
Lea's expertise, cultivated through her training at the Kamova Institute of Color Analysis, ensures that we no longer shop aimlessly but with purpose. With her guidance, we learn what colors, prints, styles, and cuts flatter us best, making every piece in our wardrobe (and colors in our home and furnishings aesthetic) a cherished addition.
In a pre-Rosh Hashanah women's gathering, a time of introspection and renewal, our approach to fashion can intertwine with our spiritual journey. Lea will share her knowledge and insights, guiding attendees in creating looks that resonate with their unique personalities; the discussion will delve beyond fashion, exploring inspiration for the soul.
This journey of embracing sustainability and personal style is not merely about clothing but encompasses our entire being. It is about creating space for our souls to breathe and flourish, aligning our choices with our values.
Cost: $36
Wine, colorful salads, and desserts will be served.
*When Lea had her personal colors done by Suzanne Caygill at four, a lifelong passion for seasonal color analysis was born. Lea helps her clients hone in on their personal styles and express themselves through the color palette and aesthetic direction that suits them best. She studied color analysis at the Kamova Institute of Color Analysis in California, where she also completed advanced training in design, prints, and patterns. Lea lives in Brooklyn with her husband, Avi, and three young children. Follow her on Instagram at @leaminkcolor.
If you want a private color palette analysis appointment with Lea Minkowitz, please reach out to Dena, 404-931-6273