Virtual Defining Your Personal Style

Service Description

Ready to create your own individual personal style?

A style that expresses who you are as a person and your unique style preferences?

I’m guessing you feel that your current clothes do nothing to express your sense of style and are ready for a change, but are a little clueless about where to start…

Did you know that true, effortless style can be achieved by:

• Coordinating simple, yet stylish clothes and accessories.
• Owning your individual sense of style – let’s face it; it would be very boring if we all dressed the same.

So why wouldn’t you want to?

I believe everyone should feel comfortable to dress for themselves. Forget trying to wear the latest trends just because everyone else is and instead, let your personality shine through your wardrobe choices.

During your Virtual Defining Your Personal Style Consultation (hosted over Google Meet via a link emailed to you), we’ll look at:

• Your style likes, dislikes and challenges.
• Five typical outfits from your current wardrobe, to see where you are now vs where you want to be with your style.
• Where to look for style inspiration.
• How to create a style that resonates with your authentic self.
• How to dress for your style personality, plus style personality questionnaire.
• How to choose accessories for your style type.
• Suggestions on brands and shops perfect for your style personality.

Plus, after the session, I’ll create and email you a Pintrest board (full of inspiration for your style personality), as well as your style personality cheat sheet, highlighting key features of your style type.

Duration: set aside 1 ½ – 2 hours.

Testimonial:

“I thoroughly enjoyed my sessions with Louise. I learnt a lot about my style and my own preferences and received useful advice regarding my colours and body shape. I feel more confident picking outfits now and understand how different shapes and colours can impact your overall appearance.

I recommend Louise to anyone who would like to learn how to best dress for their shape and learn more about their personal style.” Harriet, C.