Press – Recent Articles and Features
 Westchester Magazine – May 2010Shop Girl – By Laurie Yarnell What woman hasn’t stood inside a closet full of clothes bemoaning the fact that she has absolutely nothing to wear? Waccabuc resident Scarlett De Bease, a fashion stylist, personal shopper, and president of Scarlett New York Image Consulting offers help to those who can’t find what to wear Read Full Article > |
 Bedford Magazine – December 2008Contributing Image Consultant Image consultant and fashion stylist Scarlett De Bease is decidedly not a skier or snowboarder. In fact, her preferred winter sport is going to the gym with snow tires on her car. However, styling clients for the slopes is familiar territory. Using local residents as models, De Bease matched their personal style with flattering clothes and accessories from area retailers for this issue’s fashion feature, “The Big Chill.” Read Full Article > |
 Westchester Magazine – September 2007Contributing Makeup Artist Scarlett De Bease was asked by Westchester Magazine to be the makeup stylist for their “Fall Into Fashion” feature. Scarlett worked closely with the photographer and editor to create a striking look using a bold, fall pallett. View Full Article > |
 David E FrankContributing Makeup Artist Scarlett De Bease was asked by David E Frank to be the makeup stylist for this feature. Scarlett worked closely with the photographer and editor to create a sophisticated look that would compliment the urban setting and styles. View Full Article > |
 More MagazineContributing Style Consultant, Model Scarlett De Bease was asked by More Magazine to be a model for this feature. View Full Article > |
| Westchester Magazine – January, 2008 Contributing Style Consultant “Just because you got the lipstick for free, doesn’t mean you should keep it or wear it!” Only keep the products that are the easiest for you to work with… View Full Tips > |
 iVillage Beauty & Style - December, 2009Feeling Down? Buy Lipstick, by Dawn Papandrea Fact: During the recession or after a tragedy, cosmetic sales tend to increase. There’s even an investment term for the phenomenon—the Lipstick Indicator, coined by Leonard Lauder (chairman of Estee Lauder), who realized that during tough economic times, his lipstick sales increased. The question is, what is it about adding a beauty boost to their routine that makes women feel better about themselves in tough times? In other words, what is the psychology behind looking good? Read Full Article > |
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