Of course, as a stylist who has been blessed with a discerning eye and years of experience, nailing down her everyday uniform has come almost instinctively. Her approach to fashion is less about trends and more about curating a capsule of tried-and-true closet staples that, with subtle stylistic tweaks, can result in endless permutations. She recognizes that it’s tough, especially for women who may not have the time to shop, to seek out pieces that easily and effortlessly lend themselves to multiple outfits. And it’s infinitely more challenging for those who are pregnant or mothers who have just given birth and are learning how to dress for their new body. So she gets why an online personal styling service like Stitch Fix , which employs professional stylists — some of whom are mothers themselves — to offer guidance and help with the transition back to work, is resoundingly popular for just this reason.