Image Consulting Firm Targeting African-American Women Launches Dynamic, New Website

Evoluer Image Consultants, serviced by a cadre of nationally recognized beauty experts, has launched a new Web site, giving the upwardly mobile African-American woman in need of personal and professional style advice a look at its offerings through the click of a button. The colorful, dynamic site -- www.evoluerconsultants.com -- not only highlights the companys available services but also profiles Evoluers consulting team, an eight-member group whose fashion, make-up, and hair styling credits include Beyonce, Mary J. Blige, Tyra Banks and Jill Scott, The Swan, American Idol and Oprah, and a host of national magazines and commercial advertisements.

(PRWEB) December 12, 2004 -- Evoluer Image Consultants, serviced by a cadre of nationally recognized beauty experts, has launched a new Web site, giving the upwardly mobile African-American woman in need of personal and professional style advice a look at its offerings through the click of a button.

The colorful, dynamic site -- www.evoluerconsultants.com -- not only highlights the companys available services but also profiles Evoluers consulting team, an eight-member group whose fashion, make-up, and hair styling credits include Beyonce, Mary J. Blige, Tyra Banks and Jill Scott, The Swan, American Idol and Oprah, and a host of national magazines and commercial advertisements.

The climate of the country has changed. The look of the nation has changed. And there is a need to reach and service a population underrepresented in American beauty and style," said Evoluer Creative Director Cheryl Ann Wadlington. Evoluer will show women of color that they can do more than they think they can within their own lifestyle, mindset and tastes."

Wadlington ranks among the nations premiere fashion and beauty journalists. An accomplished writer, popular television personality and sought-after motivational speaker, she is also co-author of the book, SoulStyle: Black Women Redefining the Color of Fashion (Universe Publishing, 2000), and has contributed articles to Essence, Savoy, Black Enterprise, Heart & Soul, Philadelphia Daily News and other publications.

The Web site is just the latest in Evoluers ever-expanding reach in the beauty and personal development fields. Wadlington brought her teen-image expertise to a panel discussion on parenting that was broadcast on C-SPAN and advertised in The New York Times. She was quoted in a front-page Philadelphia Tribune article on the Abercrombie & Fitch discrimination lawsuit.

Evoluer workshops -- Beauty for Every Age" and Savvy Fashion-Forward Advice" -- drew standing-room only audiences. And the company is following up its highly successful teen workshop, in conjunction with the Philadelphia Department of Recreation, with another workshop in January 2005.

Evoluer has also added to its group of handpicked and highly credentialed artists Anthony Jones (Make Up Director of 2005 Barbados Fashion Week, has worked on the faces of Queen Latifah, Beyonce, Eve, Angie Stone) and hair stylist Karen Bishop (braids, extensions, dreads or wig styles of Angela Basset, Nia Long, Star Jones, Tyra Banks, Ziggy Marley; The Cosby Show, The Essence Awards, Eves Bayou, numerous music videos).

Evoluer offers friendly, professional, confidential and independent advice on any aspect of dress, grooming and personal style, targeting African-American women.

For more information, call 215-592-8988, or e-mail fashionfax@msn.com or log onto www.evoluerconsultants.com.

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