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In addition to her media presence, Koch is in demand as a speaker and consultant. Her clients range from Pampers, Viacord, Tide, La Croix, Frederic Fekkai, Kraft and Unilever. Last September, Koch curated the Gilt Groupe’s first high profile maternity sale and launched a premium pre-natal pampering package with the Peninsula Hotels called BUMP IT UP BLISS.
Amy Tara Koch lives in Chicago with her husband Peter Gottlieb and daughters Isabella and Brette.
Blog Entries by Amy Tara Koch
Marni Mayhem: The Indignity of Shopping Fast Fashion Collaborations
Stop the presses. I am officially a door buster.
I will go to great lengths for style. And, am often mortified (post acquisition) at what I will/would/will endure to hunt and gather the objects of my affection. Case in point? The activities surrounding the March 8 sale of uber...
A Five-Minute Fix: How to Kate Moss-ify Your Look
Nothing says "wow!" like an unidentifiable retro accent. Sporting something that nobody else can buy is the requisite ingredient for fashion lust.
The spring runways were filled with florals, geometric prints, wide cuffs, rope necklaces, chain belts, lace, ruffles, polka dots inspired by the '50s, '60s and '70s.... Instead of...
A Five Minute Fix: How to Channel Your Inner Nicole Richie
Accessories create attitude and deliver your point of view.
A grilled chicken breast is blah. But, when you layer it with parmesan, fresh basil, mozzarella, peas and a zippy marinara sauce, you've got a savory chicken parmesan meal. The same notion applies to style. The confluence of style elements...
A Five-Minute Fix: How to Glammify Lifeless Hair
Bad hair=bad day.
Since Farrah Fawcett introduced the iconic "feather" in 1976, I have been obsessed with sleek, body-licious hair. I have been high and low lighted at Fekkai, trimmed at Oscar Blandi and layered by Byron, the hot shot LA based stylist who tends to the...
A Five-Minute Fix: The Fine Art of Purging Your Wardrobe
Purging the clutter = closet clarity.
Women always complain that they have "nothing to wear." This claim is often made within spitting distance of a closet teeming with shirts, dresses, and skirts. The problem? Overwhelming clutter. Clothes are like lovers. Having too many exes in one place is disconcerting.
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