Fashion should be fun, empowering, and ageless! In this inspiring episode of the Snazzy & Sage Podcast, Dr. Kerry Szymanski chats with Dr. Andrew Burnstine, also known as “Dr. Fashion”—a professor, fashion commentator, and style expert—about how to refresh your look with confidence and timeless style.
Together, they explore:
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How to translate runway trends into your everyday wardrobe
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The must-have staples every woman and man should own
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Tips for auditing your closet and rediscovering timeless pieces
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Why confidence and style start from the inside out
Whether you’re embracing your next chapter, updating your wardrobe, or rediscovering your personal style, this conversation will inspire you to feel snazzy, stylish, and confident at any age.
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