Hey, I’m Tabitha, a bit of a color nerd and a big believer your wardrobe and brand should do more than just look nice…

although that’s a great bonus!

Growing up in the South with a stylish grandmother and mother –  and a dad who was a pastor, paint contractor and photographer – it was likely inevitable that I’d love color, shopping, getting dressed up, and being in front of the camera. My dream was to become a school teacher, get married, have kids, drive a mini van and be a homemaker. In my early 30s, I had all of that and more.

From Loss and Doubt to Rediscovering Purpose  

Of course, not all seasons are colorful, are they? As a young mom, my “and more” meant putting extra pressure on myself, over-serving others, and trying to be Super Mom. Maybe you know that feeling…

the pressure to do all, be all, and somehow make it look easy.

That’s why in the late 2000’s a tough early miscarriage ignited a battle with anxiety that left me questioning who I really was…my identity, my purpose, and ultimately my faith.  

Even after our redemption baby came home from the hospital a year after the miscarriage, my family and I knew we needed space to heal.

So we took a year off to move and simplify. During that time, I found my way back to color…and, more importantly, my purpose.  

Finding Clarity Through Mentorship and Faith  

That’s when I met Shari Braendel, my mentor and dear friend, whose book helped me give myself a “mommy makeover” and who later trained me as a Christian Image Consultant. 

As I worked to overcome people-pleasing and perfectionism, I also realized my true calling was to help women find  their “sweet spot of purpose without the busyness.”

Living abundantly, confidently, and authentically.  

A Renewed Urgency to Live Life Fully  

More recently, in November 2024, my precious mom (who was also my cohort, neighbor, and cheerleader) passed away unexpectedly. She was adorable, kind and young at heart and took every opportunity to celebrate. Her mother (my beloved grandmother who did Color Analysis in the 1980s), then passed in August 2026 at the age of 100. 

Losing them only strengthened my resolve to embrace life to the fullest, every single day. 

Psalm 118:24 “This is the day the Lord has made; We will rejoice and be glad in it.”

Helping Women Discover Confidence and Joy

Since returning to Chandler-Gilbert, AZ in 2011, I’ve worked with hundreds of women around the world helping them embrace their best colors, dress with joy, and pursue their purpose with strategy…not stress. 

Whether our paths cross for one appointment or many years, my hope is that you’ll leave feeling more confident, more connected, and more like yourself than when you arrived.

Ready to let color become the catalyst?