Episode description

In this week's extra special episode, Certified Financial Planner Barbara Ginty interviews Founder & Principal Style Strategist of BU Style, Natalie Tincher! Natalie shares some of her top tips for investing in your wardrobe and why style strategy is so important, even in this economy! 

An enthusiastic inspirer, passionate Style Strategist, and curious entrepreneur, Natalie Tincher founded her company, BU Style, in 2010. Since then, she has worked with hundreds of personal clients, large corporations, and a major news network. 

Natalie is certified in Image Consulting through the Fashion Institute of Technology and is the host of the Wear Who You Are Podcast. She is also the creator of the BU Style Six™ methodology and assessment, which identifies your unique spread of the 6 style personalities and how to use them to communicate your authenticity through your wardrobe choices. Natalie’s work isn’t about fashion; it’s about exploring how your visual messaging can be leveraged to help you achieve your goals.  

LEARN MORE. Visit www.bu.style and www.natalietincher.com to meet Natalie, who she serves, and where she shares her expertise. 

• Listen to the Wear Who You Are podcast
• Connect on LinkedIn
• Read client testimonials 
• Follow on Instagram 

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