[Easemakers Podcast E120] Managing wardrobes across properties
How do you keep track of a wardrobe with moving pieces across properties, and help make getting dressed easier? Watson Style Group Founder & CEO Maegan Watson shares her tips in this episode of the Easemakers Podcast.
Some of Maegan Watson’s clients come to her because they’re obsessed with fashion. Some come to her for the opposite reason: they dread getting dressed every day, and don’t want to spend time shopping or deciding what to wear. For both groups, she says leveling up their wardrobes can have a real impact on everyday life.
Maegan is the Founder & CEO of the luxury advisory firm Watson Style Group, and in this episode of the Easemakers Podcast, she shares tips for estate managers and assistants supporting their principals with wardrobe.
Tune in to hear:
- Tips for managing wardrobes across multiple properties
- How to keep track of pieces that go back and forth between properties and when to buy duplicate items
- How to avoid a closet full of items that never actually get worn
- Tips for creating a packing capsule and building outfits from foundational pieces
Plus, in the lightning round, get Maegan’s #1 tip for private service professionals who want to level up their own wardrobes.
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