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.
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Has Your Body Changed?
Have you ever found yourself saying these things?
"I just can't find clothes that fit, nothing suits me anymore."
"I don't know what suits me anymore after becoming a mother."
‘’I just cannot seem to shift the weight around my mid-section’’
"I feel like nothing looks good on me since I gained weight."
I get it. I promise. So many women come to me feeling the same way, facing these very real challenges.
Race Day Style: How to Look and Feel Your Best
Irish race days are known for their mix of glamour and tradition, and while there is no one-size-fits-all formula, the best looks always start with a great fit and a silhouette that suits you.
When you wear something that works with your body shape, you feel the difference—it sits better, moves better, and gives you that effortless confidence.
Here’s some of my go-to tips:
The Words That Shape Us—and Them
Have you ever caught yourself saying something critical about your body? A passing comment, almost automatic: “Ugh, I hate how this looks on me,” or “I wish I could just lose this.”
Now imagine the little ears that might be nearby, soaking up every word.
Sizing Isn’t Real (And Here’s Why)
You know the drill: you pick your “usual” size online or in the shops, only to find it either suffocating you or hanging off you like a tent. Sound familiar? It’s not you—it’s the clothes.
Comfort vs. Style: Do We Have to Choose?
I found myself changing outfits multiple times a day—something cozy for sitting at my desk, something slightly more “put together” for errands, and yet another outfit for Zoom calls or studio meetings. It felt exhausting and annoying, and more often than not, when I did run errands feeling a little less put together than I would like, I would meet everyone I knew 🙂 - You know the feeling, right?
Do You Ever Think "That will Do" When You’re Out Shopping?
Do you find yourself spending hours shopping online, returning endless items, or wandering aimlessly in stores, only to leave feeling frustrated and overwhelmed? I get it—it’s exhausting.
You pour so much time and effort into finding something that suits you, often settling with a "that’ll do" choice. The result? More clothes hanging in your wardrobe that you don’t love, don’t wear, and don’t feel amazing in.
I want to change that for you.
Why Renting is the Future: Sustainable Fashion Meets Chic Style
Did you know that renting dresses can reduce the environmental impact of your wardrobe by up to 80%? That’s right. Renting isn’t just about convenience; it’s about sustainability.
Renting high-quality dresses means less waste, more style, and access to pieces you might not otherwise afford.
Dressing Smarter: Style Tips to Flatter Every Shape
If you are feeling stuck in a cycle of styling and fashion (and buying) frustration? Know you are not the only one! Dressing to flatter your shape doesn’t mean a complete overhaul of your closet; it’s about learning a few clever tricks that transform how you feel in your clothes. Whether you’re looking to elongate your frame, balance your proportions, or simply highlight your best features, these simple style tips will help you dress smarter and feel more confident.
In this post, I will share some of the basic style tips that work for every body type. From the magic of high-rise jeans to the slimming power of vertical stripes, these techniques will help you feel more established with your style.
Common Body Shape Myths: Debunking and Embracing What’s Real
Discover how to work with your body shape, not against it. In this post, we’ll dismantle common body shape myths and explain why embracing your natural form is the key to unlocking your personal style. Let’s dive into the truths behind these misconceptions and learn how to dress for the real you.