Wendy's journey through the world of fashion and her passion for empowering people to find their perfect style is truly inspiring. Growing up in the Bay Area, surrounded by a family of fashionistas, including her twin brother, undoubtedly played a significant role in shaping her love for fashion.

Her early experience managing Contempo Casual and Mariposa stores reflects her dedication to the industry, even during the vibrant late 80s and early 90s. Wendy's transition to managing Crazy Amy's consignment store in Boulder, Colorado, showcased her versatility and adaptability in different fashion environments. As a stylist in Nordstrom's designer department she styled people from holiday parties to the Emmys. 

Owning her brick-and-mortar consignment store, Again... in the Highlands was a testament to her entrepreneurial spirit. However, her volunteer work with Changing the Narrative, advocating for older adults made her recognize the need to help those in their encore stage of life be seen.  This valuable lesson likely fueled her commitment to helping people discover their unique styles, understanding and that appearances can have a profound impact.

Her moto, as humorously noted by her kids, is a reflection of her keen eye for fashion: "Are you wearing that?"

Yet, her true inspiration centers around the belief that everyone can be a living piece of art.