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Ashley Nicole Grobmeier is a walking fashion tip; when she enters a room, it’s hard not to stop, stare and begin taking some serious mental notes. At 25, Ashley Nicole has made a name for herself around the valley as a hairstylist extraordinaire and fearless trendsetter.
We assume Ashley’s impeccable style has something to do with her success as a hairstylist. Her fancy finger work has landed her numerous gigs in both LA and New York and supplied her with an impressive celeb-heavy client list. Lucky for us, we can find this stylish diva locally at Chopper’s Hair Studio in North Scottsdale and while we’re at it, get some high-fashion insight on what she’s wearing.
What are you wearing right now? A vintage button up blouse, J Brand jeans, vintage jewelry and black wedge boots by Sam Edelman.
What is the last item of clothing you bought? I just recently purchased another Alexander Wang bag. Not clothing, I know, but accessories make the outfit.
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What is the item of clothing you most covet at the moment? I’m obsessed with my Native American inspired cloak from Black Market Baby.
Give us a childhood memory of you and clothes: I was actually a huge tomboy as a child. I rarely cared what I looked like.
Name five items every woman should have in her closet:
1. A pair of tailored trousers
2. A lightweight button-up blouse
3. Chunky knit sweater
4. Wedge boots
5. Thigh high socks
Name an item of clothing that’s best when it’s vintage: Fur coats
Name an item of clothing you should NEVER buy used: Undergarments!
What is your one piece of fashion advice for Phoenix? Have fun with your wardrobe. Experiment to find your own personal style and don’t be afraid to make a statement.
