Anyone ever used a personal shopper/stylist from Nordstrom?

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Im thinking about booking an appt.  I have decent clothes but never really know know to style them without looking like a complete poser or without looking silly.  I feel like my wardrobe is just overall "safe"  Im looking for a few key pieces and Im wondering if this service is worth it.  Also, what do you expect I would spend if I just need like an hour to kind of polish up?  Thanks in advance

[dottyblue]

I haven't used it but know people who have. Everyone I know has raved about it.

The service is free, you know that right? The only cost to you would be the purchases you make. You give them parameters of what pieces and pricing you are looking for an they pull options together for you based on your sizing, coloring and style preferences.

Do it!

[steamboat185]

Lurker- I just used their service heading back from my second maternity leave. It was super easy and I think it's how I'll do most of my shopping going forward. I told them what I wanted and they pulled from that basic color palette and price point. It was so nice to walk into a dressing room loaded with outfits and shoe options.

[nancybotwin]

Nov 5, 2016 22:14:41 GMT -5 steamboat185 said:

Lurker- I just used their service heading back from my second maternity leave. It was super easy and I think it's how I'll do most of my shopping going forward. I told them what I wanted and they pulled from that basic color palette and price point. It was so nice to walk into a dressing room loaded with outfits and shoe options.

Can I ask how much money you ended up spending? I have about $500 to do some clothes shopping with - which is not a lot at Nordstroms - and I don't want someone to feel they wasted their time on me.

[steamboat185]

Dec 10, 2016 20:05:30 GMT -5 nancybotwin said:

Nov 5, 2016 22:14:41 GMT -5 steamboat185 said:

Lurker- I just used their service heading back from my second maternity leave. It was super easy and I think it's how I'll do most of my shopping going forward. I told them what I wanted and they pulled from that basic color palette and price point. It was so nice to walk into a dressing room loaded with outfits and shoe options.

Can I ask how much money you ended up spending? I have about $500 to do some clothes shopping with - which is not a lot at Nordstroms - and I don't want someone to feel they wasted their time on me.

I spent about 450. I walked away with 2 pairs of pants and a few shirts. It was one of the questions on the form I filled out so they know my budget before I showed. The most expensive item they pulled for me to try was a 135 dollar shirt.

[elynne2012]

I haven't but thinking about it. Do they get annoyed if you don't spend a lot?