| About Bridget |
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©Eileen Molony I had worked as a high-level professional in the corporate world for over 10 years when a company restructuring prompted an examination of my work/life balance. I’m greatly motivated by the immediate gratification of helping people, so I decided to leave the corporate world and earn my living doing something that involves my two greatest passions — fashion and shopping. I see how clothing makes people feel and wardrobe coaching allows me to impact people’s lives in a positive way. I help my clients achieve what I call a “smart” wardrobe, which enables them to focus on being successful in their personal and professional lives. I get very excited for my clients and the goals they want to achieve. I have always been extraordinarily intuitive with a deep appreciation for artistry, artisanship and detail that serves my clients well. I also had the privilege of learning about garment construction from my mom, who makes many of her own clothes. My personal wardrobe philosophy is to own key investment pieces supported by less expensive staple items. Proper garment construction and detail are everything when it comes to dressing well. You can tell when someone feels good in their clothes. They exude confidence and friendliness rather than self-consciousness and hesitation. They act like the person they want to be. The good thing is you don’t have to secure a second mortgage to dress well because I’ve built a solid network of resources to find high-quality garments at discounted prices. That’s why it makes sense to hire The Wardrobe Coach. I earned a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Humanities in 1991 at Michigan State University where I also hosted a student-run television program called "Online Lansing." I proudly belong to the following organizations:
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