Réidín Rees, Style Coach

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Réidín Rees, Style Coach

Providing style inspiration, style education and style confidence to enable you to unlock your full potential, from the inside out.

10/28/2026

And I mean that in the best possible way 💃🔥🔥

I can hear her connecting the dots in real time, as we start to put words and visuals to what she wants. I can feel her getting clearer, more certain and more herself in every call. And there’s something really powerful in seeing a woman give herself permission to want what she actually wants.

This is exactly why I don’t start with the clothes.

Identity first. Style second.

After 20 years in Marketing leadership I bring a very different lens: positioning, perception, communication and the power of a strong personal brand.

I’ve learned this through my own experience too.
The more confident I’ve become in who I am, the less I look to other people to tell me how I should show up. I know what feels like me. I know what I want to communicate. I trust myself to make those choices, and that’s what I want for my clients too.

Not a version of someone else’s style. Their style. On their terms.

And when you’re clear on what you want. That’s when things start to shift.

If you’re ready to explore that, get in touch.

10/27/2026

Your next chapter doesn’t have to start with a big, bold plan.  It can start with a curiosity about who you’ve already been and what that might be telling you about what comes next.

This evening, I’m hosting a webinar: Design Your Next Chapter with Lisa Murphy
We’ll be talking midlife reinvention and figuring out what come’s next.

It’s got me thinking about the decade I spent managing the Barbie brand and how much of what I teach women today was hiding in plain sight.

Barbie is never just about the clothes.  She’s about possibility.  Who do you want to be, how do you see yourself, what do you want to try and what could you become?

I’m not suggesting we all need to reinvent ourselves along Barbie’s timeline 😜, but when it’s time for a new chapter it’s worth asking ourselves: What do I want more of? What have I outgrown? What might be possible for me now? And what identity do I need to embody to get there?

We’re often so busy at trying to figure out what’s next that we forget to look at what’s already within us. Our experiences, our passions, the things we’re good at, what people seek advice from us on....they can tell us more than we realize.

If you’re at a crossroads right now and need a little help in navigating the path to your second act, then join us this evening at 7pm.  You can register at the link in bio!

10/21/2026

5 women I’m working with right now. All at different stages, with different priorities and ambitions.

But there’s a common thread: each woman understands that what she wears has a role to play in what comes next.

How you dress influences how you feel about yourself. It can change the way you carry yourself and how others experience you. And you don’t have to be stepping into a corner office or making a major life change for that to matter. Sometimes it can be about making better use out of what you own, or it can be about investing in better quality, or showcasing a stronger point of view.

Whatever the starting point, I believe that style is much more than something you sort out once everything else has fallen into place.

It can be part of what moves you forward.

If something is shifting for you, let’s talk about how your style can be a part of that.

10/20/2026

I want you to understand your body, I just don’t want that understanding to limit you.

So I’m calling BS on the idea that dressing for your body type means spending the rest of your life trying to create the ‘ideal’ shape.

Yes, I want you to understand proportions. I want you to know what different lines, shapes and silhouettes will do on your body. That’s all useful. What I don’t believe is that there’s one shape you should always strive to create (usually an hourglass) and a list of clothes you should avoid if you don’t naturally have it.

Know your body. Understand your proportions. Then YOU decide what you want your clothes to do for you.

Maybe you want structure and definition one day. Maybe you go for softness, drape or something oversized the next. You might define your waist today and completely ignore it tomorrow.

That’s style on your terms.

My job is to give you the knowledge and expertise to understand your options. You get to make the call on what feels right for you.

If this is how you’d like to explore your style, you know where to find me.

10/16/2026

We sometimes make reinvention harder than it needs to be because we believe we need to have the whole chapter figured out before we can begin.

I don’t believe that anymore.

When Lisa Murphy and I decided to pivot careers in our late 40s we had plenty of questions:
- could we really start over?
- would people take us seriously?
- were we too old to start something new?

Neither of us had the answers.  But we had the curiosity, self-belief and a willingness to try - all of which only grew stronger as we moved closer to launching our second acts.

If you’re looking to try something different, but you’re unsure as to how to get started, then listen up! We’re going to share our personal learnings and give you some practical tools and advice to help you take the idea you have in your head, into your everyday reality.   Join us for a free webinar: Design Your Next Chapter, on Tuesday Oct 27th at 7pm.

We’ll cover:
- identifying what you want
- dealing with what’s holding you back
- embodying a new identity
- being seen on your own terms

We’re excited about hosting this conversation.  And take it from us, midlife is an open door.  You may not know where it leads, but you’ll never know unless you take that first step.

You can register for this event at the link in bio.

10/15/2026

Your style is part of how you show up in your life now, and you don’t have to earn the right to invest in it.

Consider this your permission slip to stop waiting.

Schedule a call with me and let’s chat about working together. Details at link in bio.

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10/13/2026

You can be proud of the career, the life and the experience you’ve built, AND still want something different.

Midlife often brings a shift in perspective and it can prompt us to ask what the next chapter looks like:

- what do I want more of?
- what am I ready to leave behind?
- how do I want to show up in my life now?

These are questions that Lisa Murphy and I often see women seeking clarity around in our work, and ones we have navigated ourselves.

We have both pivoted careers in our late 40s/50s to pursue work we feel passionate about, drawing on the skills, experience and perspective we had built along the way.

Now we’re bringing our points of view together for a free webinar to help you explore what comes next: from getting clear on what you want, to challenging the beliefs and habits that might be holding you back, to expressing who you are through the choices you make and the way you show up.

Take it from me, figuring out what comes next is one thing. Giving yourself permission to move towards it is another.

Your next chapter. On your terms.

Join us for the free webinar on Tuesday Oct 27th, 7pm EST.

Register at the link in bio.

10/09/2026

I’m going to brag about something for a minute.

A lot of my business comes from referrals and repeat clients.

Women I’ve worked with come back when they’re ready for the next evolution of their style.

And they send their friends, mothers, daughters, bosses, partners, clients and coaches my way.

That’s not something I take lightly.

I can post all day and tell you I’m good at what I do. But when a woman trusts me enough to put my name in front of someone she cares about and values her relationship with, that says so much more.

It’s one of the things I’m proudest of about the business I’ve built. And if I’m out here encouraging women to own who they are and take up more space, then I need to be willing to do the same.

So, I’m done with the modesty act.

10/08/2026

You don’t have to love every single thing about yourself before you start taking up more space in your life.

There’s more to you than the things you feels self-conscious about.

Let that woman be seen too ❤️

10/07/2026

➡️ I have spent time in the rooms my clients are leading.

Before I became a Style Coach™, I spent 20 years in Marketing leadership. I didn’t leave that experience behind when I left corporate, I harnessed it to shape the way I work with women today.

I recently worked with a client who is leading the Canadian team of a global organization. She wasn’t looking for someone to just tell her what to wear. She needed guidance to understand how her style could support her new leadership position. At the heart of it was this question:

“Does the way I show up reflect the leader I’ve become?”

That’s a question I understand.

I know what it’s like to move from being the Brand Manager doing the work, to being the Head of Marketing, responsible for leading the people now doing it.

I know what it feels like to address a Town Hall, knowing that people are silently forming opinions of your decisions, as you speak.

I know what it feels like to walk into the cafeteria the day after you’ve announced an organizational restructure.

The shift to a new level changes things. Yes, your expertise still matters but now you’re also thinking about how you’re perceived as a senior leader, how you influence people up and down the organization, and how you show up to represent your team, your business or your brand - on the good days, and the tough ones.

I know leadership isn’t about looking more polished for the sake of it. It’s about being more intentional about what you communicate, including through what you wear.

So when I work with a woman on her style, I’m not looking at her wardrobe in isolation. I’m thinking about her leadership, her environment, the rooms she’s walking into, the expectations placed on her, the assumptions people make before they know her, and most importantly what she wants to be known for.

That’s where my corporate experience becomes part of my style practice. I bring the eye of a Style Coach, and the perspective of someone who has spent time in the rooms my clients are leading.

Style is personal, but it’s also strategic.

If you’ve stepped into a leadership role and know your wardrobe needs to step up too, reach out to chat about my services.

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Toronto, ON

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http://www.stylecoaching.ca/

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