Quincy Fashion Guru Shares Tips With South Shore Women

It didn’t take long for Eva Gaiardelli to grab the attention of the South Shore Women’s Business Network  at a recent meeting at Linden Ponds in Hingham.

The Quincy fashion stylist was giving tips on how women could look their best, and audience had their eyes glued to her.

Gaiardelli told the women to spread out stripes and dots on their dresses so that when they are looked at, the eyes are not going to one place.

The tips she offered at the meeting are just a small sample of how she advises her clients on a daily basis to look fashionable.

Gaiardelli is the founder of Ready Set Style, a home-based business in West Quincy.  She serves as a fashion advisor for her clients.  She will give closet consultations,, then will shop with clients and advise  them on how to choose the best pair of jeans, accessories or outfits for a special occasion.

“My clients are men and women who are interested in learning more about presenting themselves,” Gaiardelli said.

The South Shore business owner said she feels many people struggle with finding their sense of fashion. She hopes to teach shopping techniques for navigating through stores and selecting pieces to suit her clients’ most unique personal style.

Gaiardelli has an associates degree in fashion, and in her past she has worked for Filene's  and Talbots Retail Stores. Aside from her fashion guidance, she also sells a clothing line, Etcetera.   Gaiardelli has had a passion for fashion since 7-years-old.  It was at that age where her mother thought she lost her in a department store, and then quickly found in front of a three-way mirror, holding clothes up to herself.  

Gaiardelli works with both men and women clients of all ages.  Anyone with interest in working with her can contact her via Readysetstyle.com.