How to Make Your Wardrobe Work for Your Lifestyle
Building a wardrobe that works for your lifestyle isn’t about chasing trends — it’s about understanding how you live. In the UK, a 2025 survey found that people wear only around half of what they own each year, often keeping items “just in case.”
How Colour Analysis Transforms Your Everyday Style
We live in an era where personal presentation is recognised as a powerful, silent communicator. Yet most of us still rush out the door each morning in trial‑and‑error mode — opting for outfits that might work rather than ones that are strategically chosen. Colour analysis bridges that gap. It’s not a fashion fad; it’s a form of self‑understanding rooted in psychology, perception and practical wardrobe strategy.
Personal Style vs Fashion Trends: Finding What Truly Suits You
In a world where fashion imagery floods our screens, from TikTok reels to glossy campaign shoots, it’s all too easy to conflate fashion trends with personal style. Yet as a practising personal stylist, I’ve seen again and again how this confusion can leave people feeling overwhelmed, under‑confident, and unsure about what to wear — even though they spend significant amounts on clothing each year. In the UK alone, consumers spend around £43.8 billion annually on clothes, footwear and accessories, yet about half of people still struggle to define their personal style.