My Fabulous Experience As A Stylist At Dress For Success in Wellington
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Never in my life did I dream of becoming a Fashion Stylist. Yes, I love clothes but I can't even dress myself easily at times. In the past, I used to consult one of my friends who is a legitimate fashion stylist for some tips on how to dress up for certain occasions. But now, perhaps I can say that I can put on together a good ensemble confidently without having to ask for anyone's opinion. It's all because of Dress For Success (DFS), a non-profit organisation with a mission to "promote the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional attire, a network of support and the career development tools to help women thrive in work and life". I found DFS through Volunteer Wellington in March when I was seeking for volunteer work . There were only three words from the advertisement that convinced me to volunteer for them: Dress, Success, Women. I knew that this was something that I wanted to do. I submitted my CV and a cover lette