Where Are You Going in That? Angela Howenstein on Style, Confidence, and Reinvention After 40
ReBloomShow Notes
Angela Howenstein is a fashion stylist and content creator known for helping women over 40 rediscover their personal style with everyday, affordable chic. She believes getting dressed should feel fun, expressive, and confidence-boosting—not confusing or overwhelming. Her signature approach mixes high-low fashion—pairing timeless luxury pieces with budget-friendly finds to create looks that are polished yet totally approachable.
Angela's career has taken her from the style capitals of New York and Los Angeles to collaborations with brands like Lilly Pulitzer and Oscar de la Renta. But it's her heart for real women that sets her apart. She's built a loyal community of women who want to look good, feel great, and answer that all-too-familiar question with style: "Where are you going in that?"
Now based in Harbor Springs, Michigan, Angela shares stories of motherhood, marriage, and midlife with humor and heart—and proves that great style has no age limit.
Website: https://angelahowenstein.com/
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