Too many of us make the mistake of piling on every shiny, glitzy, fancy thing we own when we get dressed for evening or a wedding.

It’s easy to overdo it.

Here’s an easy fashion rule to follow:

THE THREE-BLING RULE.

You need to count up your bling, because you are allowed only three bling points.

• Sparkly dress (2 bling points)
• bold necklace (1 bling)
• earrings (1 bling)
• shimmery metallic sandals (1 bling)
• cocktail ring (1 bling)
• shoes or bag (1 bling)
• jeweled cuff bracelet (1 bling)

Remember that location matters:  You don’t want to use two bling points in close proximity.

Congratulations!  You look gorgeous!

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Are you afraid of looking like the OLD LADY wearing all the noisy bangles, necklaces, obnoxious hat, the go-go boots and the glasses handing from a bedazzled chain around her neck?  No fear! 

I want to share with you what one of my coaching clients, Dr. Rosemary, said:

“…It’s been a long time since I cared what I looked like because I felt like I was a lost cause…”

She had the same fears you have, and I was able to help her by teaching her the 16 Pt. Accessory Rule.

I have a great way to help you gauge whether you’re wearing the right amount of accessories every day.

Here’s the thing:  It’s more than just throwing on a necklace.

There is a 16 Pt. Accessory RULE.

I learned about the 16 Pt. Accessory Rule from one of my mentors, Shari Braendel (Fashion Meets Faith), who learned it somewhere along the road of her fashion career.

This is a method where you add (or subtract) points for exactly what you are wearing.  The object is to reach 16 points when you are finished.

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P.S.S. – Remember to Always Wear Your Invisible Crown!