Have you ever looked at a packed wardrobe and felt completely overwhelmed? It’s a psychological trap so many women fall into: buying clothes to "make do" during stressful seasons, resulting in a closet that drains your energy and dampens your mood. Recently, my lovely client, Jacquie, sent me a "mid-way" update after her personal style consultation. Her breakthrough perfectly illustrates why having more clothes often makes it harder to get dressed—and how finding your true pa

Two years ago, a man phoned me and asked about my colour analysis sessions. He said his girlfriend could do with some help in this area, that she is a local dressmaker, but is unsure of what suits her. He interrogated me quite a lot and seemed to be a bit confused when I said that the styling element he felt that she could benefit from was a separate service. By the end of that phone call, I could tell he was a little bit incredulous that I didn't discuss style in my session,

The Power of style book is heavy in the hands, its black and gold art deco motif promising glamour. Glamour it has in plenty, movie stars of a bygone era act as a muses and like many others, I was sucked into working out my image identity (body silhouette), which took me and several hours and AI assistance to work out. Don’t judge until you have tried to work it out yourself. However, I am not here to discuss the book or the image identities, I am here to talk about my passio