Take the Trouble Out of Spring Shopping with a Personal Shopper

March 27, 2006 | Posted by Allison as How the Rich Survive at 10:53 am |

Personal Shopper.gifAre you getting a bit anxious about your spring wardrobe? Ready for a few new pieces to liven it up but can’t take the pressure of the multitude of choices available at your favorite department store?  Or do you need some advise as to what looks best with your figure?  Release that stress and anxiety and come to where relaxation and confirmation begin.  From bikinis to trousers, personal shoppers are the life coach of shopping.

Personal shoppers are available in many department stores.  Just call ahead and make an appointment- tell them what you’re looking for, your style & size, and when you arrive the clothes are waiting for you in the dressing room.  No scrambling about trying to find your size, no painful elbowing to grab the last French Connection shirt on the rack.  Nope, all you have to do is show up & try on. 

You are not obliged to purchase anything, many personal shoppers do not work on commission.  You can even hire an outside personal shopper not affiliated with a store, an average rate is about $100 per hour.  It sounds like the perfect thing to me.  Does TJ Maxx have a personal shopper? 

2 Comments »

  1. melanie scott-welch Said,

    November 22, 2007 @ 4:58 pm

    I worked as a peersonal shopper at Rich’s downtown in Atlanta.
    Am wonering whch stores in Nahville have similar service~
    MS-W

  2. melanie scott-welch Said,

    December 10, 2007 @ 9:06 pm

    Show me free online floers

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