If you want to know how to keep warm and snuggly and still look amazing, go to http://issuu.com/espmag/docs/espjan12?mode=embed&layout=http%3A%2F%2Fskin.issuu.com%2Fv%2Fcolor%2Flayout.xml&backgroundColor=FF6600&showFlipBtn=true
If you want to know how to keep warm and snuggly and still look amazing, go to http://issuu.com/espmag/docs/espjan12?mode=embed&layout=http%3A%2F%2Fskin.issuu.com%2Fv%2Fcolor%2Flayout.xml&backgroundColor=FF6600&showFlipBtn=true
As times continue to look tough, I’m giving you all a real treat at a heavily reduced price. For JANUARY only, you can go to my stylist sites and treat yourself, or your partner, to a full e-style consultation with 30% off the usual price. So for just £87.50 you can download a hugely detailed report on all the clothing and accessories that suit YOU alongside details of where to buy. How cool is that? When you enter the site you will need to add the discount code – 2012 – to get the reduced price.
Here are the links:
www.suedonnelly.myprivatestylist.com for women www.suedonnelly.menofstyle.com for men
Remember, this is for JANUARY ONLY
Happy Christmas.
As an early Christmas gift, I’m offering you the chance to receive ‘All You Need to Succeed’ for absolutely nothing i.e. totally FREE of charge. Usually retailing at £24.99, the package consists of hours of interviews with wonderfully illuminating experts covering every conceivable topic you’ll need to know about in your 50′s (and possibly before).
As I’m feeling super generous I’m offering my Fabulous Foundations package, also for free. Three downloads advising you on how to look your very best -using the basics. Invaluable information, whatever your age. Usual price £19.99.
As they are totally free of charge, why not offer them to your friends. It can be your gift to them. No postage and no hassle, just brilliant information they can listen to time and time again.
The link for both programmes is here:
http://shop.feelfabat50.com/index.php?maincat_id=12
(scroll down for the All You Need to Succeed package)
Have a great festive season and I hope 2012 is all you wish for.
Happy listening
Sue
Saturday 10th December Peterborough
Wardrobe Magic – £99 inc lunch – 10.30 – 4pm
Changing your wardrobe is one of the most critical elements of good style.
Knowing what to throw out and what to keep and how to keep it alive, current
and exciting is hard work for most clients. So, I’ve put together
something to help you take the stress away – and make it fun.
This one day programme will teach you easy ways to coordinate your
existing wardrobe, provide a list of any gaps and suggestions where to buy
clothing to fill them. The day will consist of fun exercises, discussion,
scrap booking, taking photographs and using simple handouts to ensure your
wardrobe fulfils all your needs at every level. The result? You look good,
feel fabulous and the greatest benefit of all – you’ll always have
something to wear, whatever the occasion. If you think about how much money
you’ve spent on mistakes in the past, the outlay of this programme will
make it an extremely good investment of your time and your money.Not only
that, I’ll teach you how to make your wardrobe far more versatile so
you’ll actually need less clothing but you’ll gain more outfits.
There are just 2 spaces left so book now to ensure you don’t miss
out. It could be an early Christmas present to yourself.
Go to http://shop.feelfabat50.com for more details and to pay for your
place
I look forward to seeing you.
I bumped into an ex colleague the other day. We worked together for many years, employed by the travel giant – Thomas Cook. She looked amazing, especially considering we were both beach bunnies in those days with skin like tanned hide. Her secret weapon? Lancome’s Genefique Youth Activating serum. Not one to waste such knowledge, needless to say it now sits with my other beauty products ready to make me look 10 years younger too. Watch this space!
In the midst of attempting to tackle a difficult asana (pose) my wise yoga teacher demonstrated how we could sit back from it, creating more space in order to move more easily into what seems like an impossible position. Everyone, whatever their ability, tried again using this approach and everyone moved further than they had on their previous attempt. To get the most from yoga, we need to look at how to apply what we learn on the mat and introduce it into real life.
This particular lesson was very pertinent for me as I’ve been feeling ‘stuck’ for a while in my career, my life and my choices for the future. So I decided to heed the words of my teacher and create more space in my life and my environment. I began by de-cluttering not only my wardrobe, as you’d expect, but also the rest of the house. My office was overrrun with books and old papers so much so that, at times, I felt like shutting the door and having a lie down. My trusty old PC and laptop are both crammed with files that are years old that I was keeping ’just in case’ so I bought a new Mac Book pro on which to start afresh when my new company comes into being next year - watch this space for more details on that one (see what clearing space can do for you!)
So with the house, the wardrobe and the technology cleared of unwanted excess it was time to do the hardest of all – de-clutter my body. I’ve been making healthy changes to my diet all year but I felt the time was right to take it one step further and so I make the huge decision to stop drinking alcohol. Not just for this week or this month but for good. I’ve realised that while I love alcohol (I’ve been drinking regularly since I was in my early teens) it’s not a reciprocal relationship. Having alcohol in my life is like having a best friend who, in reality, is actually stabbing me in the back. I gave up smoking, also a fear based addiction, over 4 years ago and have no desire to go back so I’m pretty confident that this too will work out fine. So far I feel terrific - clearer headed, slimmer, more flexible, more joyful, softer skin and shinier hair and, best of all, I’m sleeping like a baby for the first time in over 5 years.
One book has really helped me. Jason Vale’s ‘Kick the Drink Easily’ is such an inspirational read, you wonder how you’ve been brainwashed into thinking drink is enjoyable. It takes a much more positive approach than most other methods where you count every day you’ve managed to not succumb to temptation. This book advocates a celebration of freedom and the end of tyranny. It’s certainly working for me. Cheers!! 
Intuition is a strange thing but very powerful indeed. I needed to go into the city today to finish off some last minute details for the Glamour Galore fashion show on Sunday (see Calendar for more details). For some reason I felt I needed to look at lipsticks. As I’ve just come back from Amsterdam with 4 new ones in my bag, this was totally unnecessary. However, I stopped at one of the cosmetic counters to look at buying a red one – something that has alluded me all year. The girl that served me was so charming, I took to her straightaway. She helped me choose a colour and as she was applying it to my lips she told me it was her first day and I was her very first customer. She apologised for being nervous and that she couldn’t find the mirror so I could see what I looked like. In the middle of all of this, we had a conversation about her life and what I did for a living and it seemed to me that there was a definite link. Long story short, I bought a lipstick – not red but ORANGE ( those of you following me for a while will realise this significance) and she is hopefully coming along to one of my courses. Both of us had a lovely experience and I’m hoping she is less nervous when her second customer appears. The lure of a lipstick is obviously more than just looking good!

I’m thrilled to see the 4 lovely ‘mature’ ladies in the new Strictly Come Dancing competition starting this Saturday, with 3 of them, including the two in the photo’s, being over 60 – amazing. They are fantastic role models for women our age. I think they look so much more confident and sexy than their younger counterparts. Just goes to show that you don’t have to be old to dance. In fact, it’s probably more ageing not to dance!! Here’s to getting our dancing shoes out.
This is what one delegate said after her course earlier this week.
‘Sue’s knowledge and experience shine through in everything she does. She is incredibly inspirational and a great role-model for her own business. The workshop I attended ‘The Art of Style’ was informative, thought-provoking and fun. It has made me really evaluate why I wear, what I wear and given me some powerful lessons in how to adapt to become ‘the best me I can be’. I’d recommend Sue’s workshops and services to anyone who really wants to make a positive change and think about style in a completely different way.
THANK YOU
Next one is on Friday 4th November. Find it in the Shop or Calendar sections of this website and book now before it sells out.