I can't sew, but I love learning about sewing techniques and understanding more about fabric qualities -- especially now that I've had some custom pieces made up (and have a few more on the way for fall, yea).
I rationalize that my not-sewing keeps my money going toward the clothes and not the fabric stash, ha.
Anyway, in addition to all the great YLF sewing resources (aka MEMBERS) you may want to check out a few of the sewing blogs I like (most are hooked into Pattern Review).
Each blog links to others, so you can probably zero in sewists that share your style sensibilities/lifestyle.
Here are a couple:
Erica is heavily influenced by runway looks and turns out tons of chic skirts and dresses:
http://www.ericabunker.com/
Dawn lives in Alaska and creates lots of stylish casual/smart casual stuff (she took most of the summer off but has a million items in her archives):
http://twoontwooff.blogspot.com/
The Slapdash Sewist does tons of sweet little dresses and tops -- many are great for more casual workplaces or MOTG days:
http://theslapdashsewist.blogspot.com/
The Selfish Seamstress always reviews Burda etc; she tends to make a lot of more tailored pieces but also has a love of vintage dress silhouettes:
http://selfishseamstress.wordpress.com/
Carolyn usually makes tailored (plus-size) work clothes, but she's got SUCH a great eye for colors/patterns/trims you may find inspiration even if your need is for more casual clothing:
http://sewingfantaticdiary.blogspot.com/