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+1 510-507-6612
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| Oakland, CA | |
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570 ftCity Center
630 ft13th Street
0.2 miOakland City Center - 12th Street
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Specialties
Diana Lang is an East Bay personal stylist offering customized wardrobe consultations and personal shopping services. Her eclectic style philosophy is a mix of true classics with a modern twist.
Wardrobe Edits:
Discover what’s working, what’s not working, what’s missing in your closet. She will help identify pieces to edit (anything out of date, incorrect fit or proportion), ones that can be given new life with alteration, and items that need coordinating pieces. Together you will create new combinations with existing pieces and end with a personalized shopping guide.
Personal Shopping:
A customized shopping trip that compliments your individual style and works within an established budget. Your personalized shopping list, created during the consultation and wardrobe edit (if done), will be her guide. Seasonal wardrobe updates, special event shopping (black tie event, job interview, first date, wedding), and transitional wardrobe needs (maternity, post-baby).
Meet the Business Owner
Diana L.
Business Owner
Diana Lang has spent over 20 years in the industry, graduating from The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, then working as a buyer with such high profile companies as Macy’s, Levi’s and Gap and co-founding the renowned Jeremy’s Department Store in San Francisco. She is an also an associate member of AICI (Association of Image Consultants International).
Diana places her emphasis on the importance of local, and international designers, while still looking to widely available resources. Her range is eclectic — a dress from SF designer Lemon Twist, an H&M jacket, tailored black trousers, vintage Chanel costume jewelry.
Diana creates an effortless wardrobe experience for her client without breaking the bank. She translates personality and body type into a style that works uniquely for her client. She maintains the philosophy that every piece in a wardrobe should be relevant, have a purpose and multiple uses, and above all — make her client feel great.
