Jennifer Mackey Mary

The Everyday Style School

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Welcome to the show that teaches you everything your mom never did about getting dressed! The Everyday Style School inspires you to love the way you look everyday, and gives you the tools to make it easy. From understanding your body shape, to getting rid of clothes that no longer serve you, we give real style advice to women with real lives, real bodies, and real budgets.

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Jennifer Mackey Mary

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youreverydaystyle.com

Latest episode

Oct 20, 2026

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Episodes

Holiday Outfit Ideas 21.11.2019

This week, I'm sharing Holiday Outfit Ideas--that don't involve your old red sweater! From sparkle and shine to monochromatic looks, you can make these ideas work no matter how fancy (or casual) your holiday gathering is. Lessons from Linda shares a story of a Linda who would try anything. In our vocab lesson, I talk about a winter trend that is as functional as it is fashionable, and in...

The Five Elements of Style 07.11.2019

Ever wonder how some women just look so effortlessly stylish, while the rest of us struggle to put together cohesive outfits (and maybe slap on a little lipstick)? It's not perfect bodies or unlimited budgets...it's these 5 Elements of Style! Women with real style have these 5 things in alignment, and today, I'm going to share what they are! Plus, Lessons from Linda shares one of my...

Style "Rules" You Can Break 17.10.2019

In this Episode, we're talking Style Rules--7 you can break, and 3 you should follow. In Lessons from Linda, I'm sharing the story of the Linda who called style frivolous--I respectfully disagree! Our Word of the Week is Chelsea boot--this is a style you should probably have in your fall/winter wardrobe. In Current Events, we discuss the statement earring trend--is it dead, or still goin...

My Fall and Winter Wardrobe Must Haves 03.10.2019

Today I'm sharing my Top 10 Fall & Winter Wardrobe Must Haves Also in this episode, Lessons from Linda shares the story of a Linda who couldn't part with things because of the money she'd spent to acquire them. Sound familiar? In Vocabulary, we're talking about Denier--have you heard of it? In Philosophy, I share why "should" is killing your style. Then, in the St...

Visiting Professor Melissa Klug, Marie Kondo Certified Organizer 23.09.2019

Are you ready to spark some serious joy?  This week, we were so lucky to have Marie Kondo certified organizer Melissa Klug visit the Everyday Style School as our Visiting Professor. Melissa Klug is a professional organizer, and one of less than 300 people on the globe certified by Marie Kondo to help clients organize using the KonMari Method. After a 20 year career in multiple Fortune 500 companie...

Shoes 101 19.09.2019

In this Episode, Lessons From Linda shares the story of a Linda who knew what she liked when she saw it! "Ponte" is our word of the week, it's my favorite fabric in the whole world--you need Ponte in your life. In Philosophy, I share why "I don't have time to get dressed" is a lame excuse, and what you really mean when you say it. Finally, in the Everyday Style Lectur...

How to Dress For Changing Seasons 05.09.2019

In this Episode, Lessons From Linda shares the story of a lot of Linda who have no idea what a wardrobe really—are you one of these Lindas? “Accessory” is our word of the week, while I know you know what the word means, do you know what an accessory actually does? In Current Events, I cover some top trends for Fall 2019 that every woman can wear. Finally, in the Everyday Style Lecture, I share tip...

Edit Your Closet Like a Pro 22.08.2019

In this Episode, Lessons From Linda shares the story of a Linda who wasn't fully engaged with her life--because she didn't have the right clothes for it. Has this happened to you? Yoke is our word of the week, and it can help you find jeans that fit your booty best. In Office Hours, I answer a question from Kim, who wonders if there's a way to dress to make people stop commenting on...

The Truth About Trends 09.08.2019

In this Episode, Lessons From Linda shares the story of a Linda who discovered her part-time life was really her full-time life, which cleared up why she never had anything to wear! Shawl Collar is our Word of the Week--get ready for jacket and cardigan season by knowing if this is one you should look for, or avoid! In Philosophy, I share one of my favorite quotes from designer Tom Ford that remin...

Listener Q&A's 25.07.2019

Your Style Questions, Answered You've got Style Questions, I've got Style Answers! In this Episode, Lessons From Linda shares the story of a Linda who wasn't using her full wardrobe. A familiar story, but the reason why might surprise you. Rise is our Word of the Week, and while you might know what it means, do you know how to find the best one for you? In Current Events, I share an...

Creating a Stylish Home with Maria Loveless 18.07.2019

Style doesn't stop at your wardrobe! Create a home that's as stylish as you are. Visiting Professor Maria Loveless from the L&L Design Team joins the Style School to share ways you can create a space you love, that truly feels like home. We also talk about how to bust out of the neutrals rut (I'm totally guilty of this), what's in (and what's out) for home decor--and s...

Basics of Proper Fit 11.07.2019

You can't have great style without proper fit! In this Episode, Lessons From Linda shares the story of a Linda with multiple clothing personalities. Chambray is our Word of the Week, and it's my favorite summer fabric! Is this Wardrobe Workhorse hanging in your closet? In Office Hours, Katherine has a question about the half-tuck. Finally, in the Lecture Series, we cover the basics of Pr...

Visiting Professor: Veronica Staut 27.06.2019

In this Episode, Lessons From Linda shares the story of a Linda who wanted major change, but also wanted to keep everything she owned. Drop Shoulder is the Word of the Week, and it's the last sleeve in our vocabulary series. Does this one make you look like a linebacker? In Current Event, we discuss Gloria Vanderbilt's denim legacy, and how I really feel about Costco jeans. We welcome Ve...

6 Style Mistakes that Age You 20.06.2019

This week, Lessons from Linda shares how a little body type knowledge can be a bad thing. We continue our sleeve series talking about the Dolman sleeve in the Word of the Week. In Philosophy, I’m going to share a life principle that will help not only your wardrobe, but in every aspect of your life. Finally, in the Everyday Style Lecture, I’m sharing 6 styling mistakes that age you and 3 tips for...

Student Spotlight: Kelley Sanabria 13.06.2019

This week, Lessons from Linda shares how to get a wardrobe for the life you really live, and we’re talking about the dream sleeve for women with broad shoulders in the Word of the Week. In Office Hours, I share my perspective on dressing our daughters. We do our first ever Student Spotlight with my friend and creator of Femworking, Kelley Sanabria. We talk all about the mommy martyr phase and the...

Dressing the Pear 06.06.2019

This week, Lessons from Linda shares how a mother got over her frump slump, plus we’re talking about the controversial “Cap Sleeve” the Word of the Week. In Current Events, there’s a trend alert on wide leg pants—what does this mean for your skinny jeans? We finish up our Everyday Style Lecture series on dressing your body type— this week we’re talking all things Pear. For show notes and more, htt...

Dressing the Apple 23.05.2019

This week, Lessons From Linda shares the real reason you have nothing to wear. In our Vocabulary lesson, I'm kicking off a mini series on sleeve types--its more interesting (and important) than you might think! Our Everyday Style Lecture Series on Body Types continues, and this week, we're talking all things Apple. For show notes and more, https://youreverydaystyle.com/ep-05-dressing-the...

Dressing the Rectangle 16.05.2019

This week, Lessons From Linda shares what to do if you love a look that doesn't love you back. "D'orsay" is the Word of the Week--is this shoe for you? In Office Hours, Rachel wants to know where she should spend, and where she should save in her wardrobe. We continue our Everyday Style Lecture series on dressing your body type--this week, we're talking all things rectangl...

Dressing The Hourglass 09.05.2019

This week, Lessons from Linda shares the hard truth about changing your body type. " Knits and Wovens " are the Words of the Week (cling or glide, you decide!). In Current Events, we learn  how to rock Crocs at any age and we start our Everyday Style Lecture Series on Body Types, starting with the Hourglass.  For show notes and more, https://youreverydaystyle.com/ep-03-dressing-the-hourg...

Body Type Basics 25.04.2019

This week, two Lindas have two very different approaches to shopping, and what you can learn from each one. "Curvy" is our Vocabulary Lesson (and why it drives me crazy!), and Pablo Picasso gives some wise advice in Philosophy. In the Everyday Style Lecture Series, I share some basics on what Body Types are, and aren't.  For show notes and more, https://youreverydaystyle.com/ep-02-b...

Welcome to the Everyday Style School 25.04.2019

Welcome to the Everyday Style School. This week, we get to know each other, discuss 5 easy things you can do to improve your style this week, and answer the burning question...who the heck is Linda?! For show notes and more, https://youreverydaystyle.com/podcast-01/ The Everyday Style Lounge: https://www.facebook.com/groups/everydaystylegroup Capsule Guides - use code "podcast" to save $...

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