Suzie Woodward Morris, CIO

"We can't remember a season in which fashion has wrapped its arms around color like it has for SPRING/SUMMER 2012, - and it wasn't just the designers you'd eexpect doing the hugging.  Halder Ackermann tried teal and electric blue on for size; Aquilano. Rimondl combined poppy citurs hues; and Mr. Understatement himself, Raf Simons, served up a Crayola cocktail at Jill Sander.  The best part? As Simons so cleverly demonstrated, brights look great with BLACK!"  Style.com

 SFGate.com

 "It's (nearly) spring, after all, and who doesn't want to ditch the dark fabrics?  "Color is the first garment attribute that attracts the consumer," said Petrova."It is perceived as newness and designers are always using it to attract the consumer.  So in case, as always, we are seeeing designers filling a void that might have resulted from the past years of low mood and lack of interesting color on the runway.  For seasons, designers were playing it safe by going back to shades of gray and brown."

"Suzie, you can't begin to imagine how successful your plan was for me to arrive at my "Google" gig with Cobalt Blue Blazer, Tourquoise Tank, Gray Tweed Slacks, and my Black Blazer.  Your secret is out - everyone asked if I had a new stylist (wink, wink)."

Stella, Professional Career Coach

"Designers went bananas (literally) for quirky patterns this season.  Flora, Fauna, Fruita - you name it, they printed it.  Leopard, python, and polka dots ruled at Givenchy, Roberto Cavalli, and Moschino.  Too tame for you? Models wore houses on their backs at Mary Katrantzou; and Marco Zanini put Francoise Sagan quotes and paintings by an obscure Swedish artist on his gowns at Rochas." Style.com

"I'm thankful to my boss every day for introducing me to YOU!  The white dress (from my closet) printed with a picture of our cupcake company has given me a marketing tool way better than a business card.  Now my boss wants us all to have one like it - YOU ARE A GENIUS!"

Candy -  (LA Cup Cakes)