You don't have to be rich to look fabulous! Podcast listener Christina Proctor shares how anyone can dress for success without breaking the bank. Long description: When podcast listener Christina Proctor emailed me about her story and how she became a style coach, I knew I needed to chat with her for a Listener Series episode. I am probably the least fashionable person around, but that doesn't mean I want to be! So When Christina said she could share her expertise on building a solid wardrobe on a real person's budget, I got pretty excited. Right now, Christina is a style coach as a side hustle (learn more about her at WearOutThere.ca), which I think is awesome. It started out as a passion for fashion and a hobby, developed into a money-making side hustle, and she hopes in the future to turn it into a full-time business. It's not easy having two jobs (don't I know it!), but as Christina shares, it can also we incredibly rewarding. She's not just having fun and making money on the side, she's also helping women and men find their true personal styles and showing them how to do it without bursting their budget. Christina shared a number of great tips in this episode, so make sure to check out some of her key pieces of advice below. Tips to Stay Frugal & Fashionable Stay away from trends, stick with timeless pieces. Shop for your body shape so you don't buy pieces you'll never wear after buying them. Buy pieces that meet your goals. Is your priority to look your best at the office? Then invest in quality pieces for work, and then be more of a minimalist for your off-hours wardrobe. Shop consignment. You can find some great quality and unique pieces at a discount by doing so. Always shop with a list. Join the Community I mentioned at the end of the episode that I have a private Facebook group all about Money. Life. Balance. We're over 500 strong, and I'd love for you to join us! Helpful Resources I spent a good chunk of 2016 creating resources to help you with your money, life and adding more balance into the mix. Check them out on my resources page. Got a story that you think would be good to share on an episode on of Listener series? Please email me! For more podcast episodes, check out the podcast page. Show notes: jessicamoorhouse.com/88