Those pieces eventually end up unworn in an already crowded closet. Even worse, an ill-fitting silhouette can leave someone wondering whether the problem is their body rather than the clothes.<\/p>\n
As the personal stylist for Mayor Mattie Parker<\/a>, along with more than 200 clients across eight states, Beaman has built a loyal following by teaching her clients about their own proportions and complementary colors \u2014 whether they\u2019re dressing for work or dazzling others at the Jewel Charity Ball<\/a>.<\/p>\n Betsy Beaman says a crucial shift happens when women stop thinking about what others tell them to wear and start considering what works naturally with their own proportions and coloring.<\/p>\n \u201cThat shift could move you from a negative mindset into either a neutral mindset or a positive mindset where you are excited to try new things,\u201d she says. \u201cWe get so bombarded by \u2018This is what you should be wearing and why.\u2019 With the right mindset, you are more confident to wear something that not everyone else is wearing because you\u2019re thinking about yourself and not what people are telling you. We should give ourselves grace along the way because we can\u2019t figure it out all at once.\u201d<\/p>\n To empower her clients to shop with confidence, Beaman focuses on three interconnected areas: personal style, body proportions, and color.<\/p>\n \u201cWe treat all the information we talk about, from our silhouette to our proportions, as just data, but that data is going to help you understand why a certain top is not for you. We need to know if we have broad shoulders or narrow hips. Then we do a color analysis, which is really just educating you on your natural undertone. Ultimately, it\u2019s your body and your life. If you want to wear a sequin blazer on a Tuesday, wear a sequin blazer on a Tuesday. I want my clients to come with tools, education, and guidelines. From there, you can find your personal style.\u201d<\/p>\n Easily Betsy Beaman\u2019s most high-profile client is Mayor Mattie Parker, who came to Beaman with her own sense of style. Rather than reinventing Parker\u2019s wardrobe, Beaman looked for ways to give familiar pieces new life. When she spotted Parker\u2019s collection of Longhorn pins, Beaman suggested clustering four or five across the lapel of a jacket or adding them to a scarf \u2014 small touches that brought personality to the mayor\u2019s more polished looks.<\/p>\n \u201cMattie knows suiting and her proportions, but with all the different events that she goes to, she was looking for ways to mix it up,\u201d Beaman says. \u201cOne of my favorite compliments after going through someone\u2019s closet and putting something together is, \u2018I would have never thought to put that together.\u2019 We found ways for her to show up in a professional world with her own personal style and put together something like 50 different combinations, just from her closet alone, and added some fun personality to her shoe collection.\u201d<\/p>\n Mayor Parker tells us that Beaman is the \u201creal deal.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cShe applies her understanding of fashion and style in a way that is individualized to each client. She also has a great eye for what \u2018style\u2019 means for each person and how to incorporate your current pieces with a few new items. She definitely understands the demands of client schedules and lifestyle to make your clothes work with you. And she didn\u2019t judge my disaster of a closet!\u201d<\/p>\n![\"Betsy](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/BBeamanStylistHeadshot3-scaled.jpg\")
With so much online noise about what to wear, Betsy Beaman sought a new path with her company, one rooted in empowerment and education. (Photo by Betsy Beaman)
\nFinding Fashion Clarity Through Personal Style, Proportions, and Color<\/p>\n![\"Betsy](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/563A3879-scaled.jpg\")
As the personal stylist for Mayor Mattie Parker, along with more than 200 clients across eight states, Betsy Beaman has built a loyal following by teaching her clients about their own proportions and complementary colors \u2014 whether they\u2019re dressing for work or dazzling others at the Jewel Charity Ball. (Photo by Betsy Beaman)
\nDressing Fort Worth \u2014 From City Hall to Charity Balls<\/p>\n