I’m a big believer in Fashion Feng Shui®, maintaining that what you wear is as influential on your life as your home and business decors. It teaches you how to dress with mindfulness and intention so that your clothes express your authenticity and attract your deepest desires and I’m happy to have been the first licensed practitioner in the UK for quite some while now. It was therefore a great pleasure to be interviewed last night by the founder herself, Evana Maggiore, on a call with over 50 participants including some from New Zealand, who must have got up at the crack of dawn to listen in. I hope I was able to give something to those listeners as I believe that a continous strving and thirst for knowledge has always been a massive driver for me. In the last month, I have been so fortunate to have been with some of the ‘greats’ in the image world. Authors and teachers such as Evana (www.fashionfengshui.com), Brenda Kinsel (you must read her 40/40 book – www.brendakinsel.com) Carla Mathis (www.bodybeautiful.net) and Dylan Jones (Editor of GQ magazine) have come into my life to inspire and nurture my intellect and my soul.  My coach, who is also an inspirational author, must have been on my wavelength last week when she wrote her blog about her clothing choices. She realised that as we progress along life’s path our feelings for what we want to wear on our bodies changes accordingly. It’s like the garments have a chemistry which needs to match our own on a cellular level. I firmly believe we have a modicum of the potential knowledge we could have about colour wavelengths and how they resonate with us as individuals and that, whether you believe it or not, wearing specific colours can help us to achieve what we need in our lives. Our clothes do more than just clothe and style us, they can nurture, promote, power, soothe and so on. That’s why I advocate occasionally trying something on in the changing room without looking in the mirror before you buy. You’ll know if it’s right for you or not – try it and see.  For Karen Knowler’s blog go to http://www.karenknowler.typepad.com/living_magically/