You know who you are in every part of your life.
Then you open your closet.
And you don’t see yourself.
Your body has changed.
Your life has changed.
And somewhere in the middle of all that change, what you used to love and wear just stopped working.
So you stand there most mornings picking between the same five outfits, wondering why none of it feels right.
You buy something new hoping it will fix it.
It doesn’t.
Getting dressed starts to feel like one more thing you have to manage instead of something that gets you out the door with ease.
That’s exactly why I created The Style Evolution. Your closet shouldn’t be draining you.
I wanted to help you get that energy back, so you can put it where it belongs.
Over 5 days, I’m bringing you seasoned experts who understand exactly what you’re going through in midlife when it comes to how you look. Each conversation gives you tangible insights to walk away with, so you feel excited to try something new.

Dressing Your Fuller Bust

When You Want To Change Your Hair, But Don't Know How

Why Your Diet Never Works

Feel Strong in Your Midlife Body

Embracing Your Natural Beauty

Dressing Your Unique Portions

Find the Colors That Look Good on You Now

Declutter Without the Guilt

Small Makeup Tweaks for Your Midlife Face

What Your Skin Is Trying to Tell You

Buy Less, Buy Better

How to Feel Confident in Front of the Camera

Dressing Your Menopause Belly
Join us October 5–9 for five days designed to energize your wardrobe, your image and your changing midlife body, so you feel alive in your clothes.
Here’s what’s included:
✨ 14 exclusive interviews you won’t find anywhere else
✨ A live Zoom gathering during the week. Bring your questions to a panel of experts, then join me live to create your plan moving forward
✨ Daily Try It On prompts with one small thing to do differently with your look, based on that day’s interview
✨ Resources from experts to keep exploring after the series ends
✨ A private Facebook community to connect with me and other midlife women on the same path to evolve their style
And yes, it’s completely free!
Hi, I’m Elysha Lenkin and I’ve styled thousands of women, from NYC commercial shoots for big brands, magazines and celebrities like Carrie Underwood, O The Oprah Magazine, Tina Fey, and Serena Williams, to virtual closets around the world.
Today my specialty is helping midlife women curate their wardrobe with purpose so they have less clothes, better outfits and more energy in their lives.
The way I see it, your personal style is one piece in the pie of feeling alive in your clothes. That’s why I invited 13 other experts to each bring their own slice, so together we can remove the friction that’s been holding you back.
If you’re still wondering whether this is right for you, here’s what to know:
You don’t need to start from scratch or throw out your whole closet.
You don’t need to lose weight first or wait until you have more time.
And you don’t need extra energy to start.
That’s exactly what this is here to give you back.
Come as you are. I’ll see you inside.
Laura Fenton is the author of The Little Book of Living Small and the best-selling newsletter Living Small. She has spent her career writing about homes, gardens, and what it means to live well with less.
In addition to her work as a writer and editor, Laura is a gardener, amateur naturalist, community activist, runner, and avid reader.
She has lived in New York City for more than two decades and currently lives in Jackson Heights, Queens, with her husband and son.
Hollis Tuttle is a California-born fitness and wellness professional whose career has taken her from San Diego to New York City and onto the national stage as a lululemon Studio Trainer.
With a background in Nutritional Science from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, Hollis began her fitness journey as a collegiate triathlete after growing up playing soccer and volleyball in Sonoma.
A lifelong student of movement, she has earned numerous fitness certifications and built a career around helping others feel stronger, more confident, and more connected to their bodies.
Today, Hollis is the founder of the House of Hustle app, where she brings together her experience, energy, and passion for movement to support a growing wellness community.
Ilise Harris is a freelance makeup and hair artist with more than 45 years of experience working across American and European fashion and beauty magazines, advertising campaigns, editorial projects, and album covers.
Throughout her career, she has worked with an extraordinary range of artists, cultural icons, and industry leaders, including Anna Wintour, Liza Minnelli, Lisa Marie Presley, Madonna, and Kathleen Battle. Her work has taken her around the world, shaping a creative philosophy rooted in collaboration, individuality, and the art of restraint.
In addition to her work in beauty and fashion, Ilise has written and produced editorial stories and explored mobile photography, image blending, and compositing.
Today, she brings that lifelong curiosity to Your Roots Are Showing, her documentary exploring the worldwide movement of women choosing to embrace their gray hair.
With over two decades of industry expertise, Katie delivers elite makeup artistry for print, motion and live events. She proficiently navigates the precise requirements of celebrity clientele, global advertising campaigns and major film and television productions.
Whether in a controlled studio or on location in a literal jungle, Katie brings a refined eye, unparalleled adaptability and steadfast professionalism to every project.
Tracy Gold is a New York based personal stylist, fashion designer and live shopping host with over 20 years of experience helping women navigate their changing bodies with confidence and style. After her own perimenopause journey inspired her to redesign her entire approach to styling and design, she created Tracy Gold New York — a collection of breathable, flattering pieces designed specifically for the midlife body. She shares her expertise on her YouTube channel Tracy Gold Style with over 40,000 subscribers.
Stephanie Bordas is an award-winning boudoir photographer and owner of Brooklyn Boudoir, a modern photography studio for women.
After photographing hundreds of women, she discovered that the biggest barrier to great photos isn’t age, weight, or knowing how to pose—it’s the stories we tell ourselves about being seen. Through her photography and teaching, she empowers women to feel comfortable in front of the camera, celebrate the season of life they are in, and create photographs they’ll be proud to leave behind.
They call her The Crown Straightener.
Carrie Lupoli is a behavioral transformation expert, bestselling author, and TEDx speaker who has spent 30+ years building businesses, coaching 25,000+ women, and training 500+ practitioners across multiple countries in her proprietary methodology. As founder of Disruptive Nutrition and a board-certified nutritionist with decades of leadership experience, she has built one of the most recognizable coaching networks in the women’s wellness and performance space.
What makes Carrie’s work different is the insight she uncovered after decades in the field: nutrition was never the destination. It was the doorway. Diet culture had deliberately created confusion and dependency, but beneath that, women were making every decision from a place of pressure, not power. Pressure to perform, to be perfect. And most of all, pressure to prove their worth that never should have been in question.
Through her From Corset to Crown framework, Carrie helps high-achieving women recognize the invisible pressures running their lives and uncover the freedom to lead and live without shrinking who they are. Women leave with what many say they haven’t felt in years: genuine hope, uncommon clarity, and a next step they can finally see.
She has been featured on the TODAY Show, ABC, NBC, Fox, and News Nation, and is a sought-after keynote speaker for women’s leadership conferences, corporate events, and entrepreneurial summits worldwide.
JoAnn Krall is a Professional Organizer and speaker. Since founding The Sensible Organizer in 2006, she has helped people clear clutter, make confident decisions about what they own, and create personalized organizing systems that support the way they actually live and work.
JoAnn believes decluttering is not about creating a picture-perfect space or following someone else’s rules. It is about letting go of what no longer fits, and understanding what works for them.
In addition to her work in the home, JoAnn specializes in helping women business owners organize the information and systems behind their businesses, including paper, digital files, email, tasks, and unfinished decisions. Her practical, nonjudgmental approach helps her clients reduce overwhelm and create simple systems they can realistically maintain.
Jill Kirsh is the founder/CEO of jillkirshcolor.com. She is a color expert, author, speaker & known as “Hollywood’s Guru of Hue.”
“I’ve created a unique & innovative color system where I’ve curated all ones best shades of color for fashion, beauty, Zoom backgrounds & basically life in general, based on their hair color. I am all about empowering women by using color to heighten their self confidence, up their impact & give them a go-to, foolproof & fun system to look & feel their most beautiful & powerful.”
In addition to appearing on numerous TV shows. Jill’s system has been featured in publications including InStyle, LIfe & Style Weekly & Redbook magazine. She was named Best Color Consultant in Los Angeles magazine’s Best of LA issue & can be seen as “The Color Expert ” in the award – winning documentary Gray Is the New Blonde” showing women all their best shades in fashion to rock their newly silvered strands.
Dr. Keira Barr is a double board-certified dermatologist who spent more than twenty years doing skincare the conventional way before she noticed what the textbooks had left out. The patients in front of her weren’t only dealing with a skin problem. They were carrying everything life had handed them, and their skin was keeping the record.
That realization led her to found the Center for Mind Skin Medicine and to develop her Somatic Skincare™ method, built on one simple idea: your skin and your nervous system are in constant conversation, and when your nervous system feels safe, your skin often follows. She helps women understand what their skin has been trying to tell them, and how to finally feel at home in their own body. She knows this work from the inside, having been bullied for her own skin as a child and later catching her own melanoma early.
She’s the bestselling author of The Skin Whisperer, a published researcher, and a former professor at UC Davis, and her work has been featured in Oprah Magazine, Vogue, Glamour, and many more. She’s an integrative somatic trauma practitioner as well as a physician, which is why she has a gift for making complex neuroscience feel like something you already knew in your body.
Industry award winning image professional Imogen Lamport, AICI CIP, understands that midlife is when you finally stop dressing for other people and start dressing for yourself. As an Australian image consultant, style educator, and founder of Inside Out Style, she’s spent over two decades helping women crack the code on personal style in a way that actually makes sense.
Her journey began with training in 2004, and becoming an international certified Image Professional with the Association of Image Consultants International (AICI CIP) in 2009. It was her frustration with outdated, one-size-fits-all approaches to style that sparked real innovation. She created the Absolute Colour System, a revolutionary color analysis method based on Munsell’s science of colour properties. Rather than boxing you into “summer” or “winter,” it offers 18 nuanced palettes designed to work with every complexion and colouring. For midlife women dealing with changing skin tones, greying hair, and shifting undertones, this flexibility is genuinely liberating.
Imogen is also co-creator of the 16 Style Types framework, which merges Jungian psychology with personal style. Translation: it moves beyond Pinterest boards and actually helps you understand why certain styles feel authentically you. No more buying clothes that look good on influencers but feel wrong on your body.
What sets Imogen apart is her refusal to complicate things. Through Inside Out Style, her “7 Steps to Style” program, and the Academy of Professional Image (her training institution for consultants worldwide), she’s made professional styling accessible. She champions body positivity and dresses women of all ages and sizes with genuine enthusiasm, not tokenism.
For midlife women tired of fashion noise and ready for clarity, Imogen offers something rare: expertise that feels like a conversation with someone who genuinely gets it. She proves that the best time to nail your style isn’t your twenties. It’s now.
Alice Kim is the Founder and CEO of PerfectDD (pronounced “perfected”), a women’s clothing brand born from her own struggle to find clothes that fit her fuller bust and smaller frame. After more than 20 years in fashion, with roles at Victoria’s Secret, Diane von Furstenberg, Prada, and Shopbop (Amazon), Alice realized the problem wasn’t her body, it was the clothes. She founded PerfectDD in 2020 to give women more freedom in what they wear, designing clothes with more room at the bust, not everywhere else.
Today, Alice holds three U.S. patents for her fit innovations, including hidden-button technology that prevents gaping. Her mission is to help women stop dressing around the parts of their bodies they feel self-conscious about, fall in love with their bodies, and get back to the fun of getting dressed.
As an NYC stylist since the ’90s, Elysha Lenkin has worked with everyone from celebrities like Tina Fey and Serena Williams to major brands including Oprah Magazine and InStyle. But her most transformative work happens behind the scenes—in the homes (and Zoom closets) of midlife women ready to evolve how they show up in the world.
When she’s not working with women on their personal style, you can find Elysha browsing vintage in downtown Manhattan (her favorite form of self-care) or people-watching around the city, always studying the art of authentic self-expression.