Jamie Lewis

Jamie Lewis is a personal stylist based in New York City, NY. About 5 years ago, Jamie founded JBL Styles, offering personal styling services to women all over the US and worldwide virtually. Her process centers on creating a cohesive wardrobe where pieces work together, support daily decisions, and eliminate wasted time and unnecessary effort. Her work has been featured in CNN, InStyle, and the Daily Mail.

Education

  • BS, Advertising and Marketing, Fashion Institute of Technology

Professional Achievements

  • Quoted online for People, CNN Uncensored, Daily Mail, and InStyle
  • Publishes regularly on Substack, where she covers personal style, wardrobe investment, and the art of intentionally dressing
  • Leads Inside the Dressing Room, a membership community for women who want ongoing style support and a like-minded group to shop and think alongside

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Forum Comments (3)

Are leggings still in style?
Leggings are not pants. So for the gym, absolutely. Running to the grocery store, absolutely. But in style, no.
Tips and tricks for effortless style please!
The main thing to think about for an "effortless" look is that this look is not very composed. You don't want skin-tight clothes like skinny jeans or a tight top. You want a looser straight jean or a loose shirt. You could also try a really nice oversized cashmere sweater because that piece flows on your body.
What are the different sock lengths called?
I often get questions about how to style socks. My rule: establish either that you're going for it and you're showing the sock, or you're going invisible and not showing the sock at all. Don't do in between where you only see a little peek of your sock.

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