Wear Out There is passionate about helping ensure your wardrobe is on point
Wear Out There specializes in working with women who want to open their closets every day and effortlessly put together comfortable and stylish outfits. Life is busy, and you shouldn't have to waste precious time sifting through an overflowing closet.
If you're a mom or someone who has experienced significant changes in your body, or lifestyle, know our community can relate. After her second pregnancy, Christina too had to re-connect with her own body and redefine her sense of style. It took time for her to embrace her new physique and feeling comfortable and confident in her clothing helped significantly. If this resonates with you, know that you're not alone. Not even a little bit. Together, we can rediscover your personal style, embrace your figure, and step into each day with ease and grace.
We’re thrilled to embark on this style journey with you.
Still here? Let’s be pen pals.
Get started right away by exploring our services or taking the wardrobe revival quiz below to find your starting point and gain access to tailored tips to move you to the next level in your style journey.
Meet:
Christina Young
Since 2016, Christina has had the privilege of working with women of all ages and backgrounds, guiding them in curating a closet that actually works for them. Christina became certified through the Style Coaching Institute in England, before creating her own process to get clients results.
Picture her on most days typing away with a cup of Earl Grey tea and a snoring yellow lab by her side as she create resources and works with the most inspiring individuals committed to finding their authentic style. As a mom of two girls, she gets the challenge of having very little time for self-care. Her ultimate goal is to empower every woman to feel their very best, to truly love what they own in their closets, and to shop with purpose. Say goodbye to those frustrating "I have nothing to wear" moments and those unworn, wasted clothing purchases.
A little about Christina
Have you always been into fashion?
Not always. However, In high school I definitely began to start to use style as a way to express myself. A few years after graduating university, while in my first professional job, I started to become completely overwhelmed with the amount of clothing in my closet.
I felt like I had nothing to wear all the time, and that my clothing didn’t represent who I was anymore. That’s when I started to focus on myself, learning what suited my shape, and colouring. I found what it was I liked to wear and what worked for my lifestyle.
From there, I studied as a style coach and began to develop tools to help clients solve these problems - the ones I’ve personally experienced - once and for all.
What’s your mom uniform?
I’ve never been a big legging person (our dog sheds soo much), but you can find me in comfortable, straight leg jeans and a cozy knit in winter, or a simple dress or skirt and t-shirt combo in summer.
What do you do in your time off?
I love to go on walks with the family. We try to get out in the woods near our house as often as possible. I’m a big reader and enjoy yoga, Pilates and exploring local shops. I have a bit of a travel bug and have been to over 25 countries so far. My girls are little right now, so we spend most of our time hanging out at the park, going back and forth to activities or just ‘relaxing’ at home.
Favourite books?
Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert, Verity by Colleen Hoover, Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas, and any adventures set in Paris, Italy or other gorgeous locations.
Favourite Brands?
I love Yoga Jeans, Sézane, Fragonard (perfume), Levi’s, Green Bijou (jewelry), Simons and Boutique 1861. I adore a great vintage find or steal on Poshmark as well. My tastes trend towards pieces that are feminine, relaxed and timeless-my three style words.
Closet Strategy?
I like using a colour palette as it limits my options when shopping and helps ensure my pieces mix and match. I’m a Light Summer so pinks, blues and greys are my preferred colours for clothing.
