Most of the women I work with think they do not have a personal style. But what they actually do not have is language for their personal style yet.
Or they have spent so long dressing reactively—hiding, covering, squeezing into trends—that their sense of personal style has been buried under practicality, pressure, or simply lack of time
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How to Define Your Personal Style
What No One Tells You About Dressing Your New Body
(Spoiler: it is not you that needs to change.)
There is a moment, sometimes subtle, sometimes loud, when your body no longer feels like it used to.
Maybe it crept in quietly after having children.
Maybe it happened almost overnight during perimenopause.
Or maybe it is just the natural, human shifts that come with time, stress, lifestyle changes, or medication.
Whatever the reason, your body has changed. And no one really helped you figure out how to dress it now.
How to Build a Wardrobe That Works for Real Life (Not Just Instagram)
As a personal stylist, I made a conscious decision a long time ago not to focus on ‘shopping hauls’ online. Not because I do not love style, or because I do not want to share what I wear constantly —but because I know how easy it is for that to trigger a cycle I feel very strongly about.
How to Spot Clothes That Will Date Fast (and What to Buy Instead)
Don’t worry, we have all done it…...
Spotted something in a shop window or on Instagram that looked amazing on someone else. Bought it, wore it once, and then… never again. Something about it just felt “off” the next time you pulled it out.
The Hidden Emotional Cost of Dressing Rooms & Online Returns
We do not talk about this enough.
That moment when you are standing in a cramped changing room under harsh lighting, pulling on a dress that looked lovely online, only to feel your heart sink because it clings in all the wrong places. Or worse, it will not zip.
Wardrobe Detox: How to Declutter and Reorganise Your Closet for a Fresh Start
Does your wardrobe feel overwhelming? Do you struggle to find outfits you love, even though your closet is full?
A wardrobe detox isn’t just about tidying up. It’s about clearing the clutter, rediscovering what works for you, and creating a space that makes getting dressed effortless and enjoyable. Let’s go step by step to help you refresh, refine, and reorganise your wardrobe, so you’re left with pieces you actually love and wear.
Fashion Through the Ages: How Past Trends Shape Today’s Style
If you’re a fashion nerd like me (or just someone who loves a good vintage find), you have probably noticed that fashion is one giant revolving door. The same trends our mothers, grandmothers (and even great-grandmothers) wore have a funny way of sneaking back into our wardrobes—sometimes reinvented, sometimes questionably unchanged (looking at you miss sixty, 2000s low-rise jeans 😅).
I love looking at how different fashion eras shaped what we wear today. Some trends have aged beautifully (hello, slip dresses), while others… well, we’re still emotionally recovering from.
The Psychology of Personal Style: How Fashion Affects Mood and Confidence
Have you ever put on an outfit and instantly felt amazing? Like you could walk into a room and own it?
Or, on the other side, have you ever put on something that made you feel uncomfortable all day—pulling at the fabric, second-guessing your choice, and just not feeling like yourself?
It’s not just in your head. What we wear has a direct impact on how we feel, how we carry ourselves, and even how others perceive us.
Navigating Life Changes with Style
Does anyone else ever feel like this? What you once knew or understood about your style and what you loved to wear, just did not seem to feel right anymore.
Maybe you know the feeling? You go to grab an outfit that used to be a go-to, and instead of feeling great, you feel uncomfortable, out of place, or just… not yourself.
I see this all the time.
It happens in so many different seasons of life—having a baby, changing careers, stepping into a new phase, or even just that moment when you realise your old style doesn’t match the person you’ve grown into.
Decoding Dress Codes: Navigating Weddings and Family Occasions with Ease
Dressing for special occasions can feel like a minefield—especially when dress codes are vague and you are left guessing what is too much or too little. Whether it is a wedding, communion, confirmation, or christening, the goal is always the same: feeling confident, comfortable, and stylish while respecting the formality of the event.