If you’re looking into Values-based personal styling and want to build an ethical and sustainable wardrobe – a clear values-based list can help. When you align your style with your beliefs it helps you create a meaningful wardrobe. Creating a wardrobe aligned with your values is something I am very passionate about. When your clothes […]
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Today’s look is all the about pink gingham dress. This cute puff-sleeved dress has been incredibly comfortable to wear during the heat wave. It’s easy to throw on and has major style points. I teamed the pink dress with black and gold accessories to offset the girliness. I also decided to pull my hair back
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New Year’s Eve party outfits are often a source of stress, yet it is still one of the most looked-forward-to nights of the year to get dressed up. Most women want to look their best for the celebrations. And why not? It’s a chance to pull out the festive favourites and get your glam on! New
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Tailoring is the art of making clothing fit your body like a glove. Tailored pieces are typically made for your exact body shape so they are unique one-off pieces. However, tailoring and alterations are often used interchangeably nowadays. By taking in a ready-made garment and having some alterations made, it’s possible to achieve the same
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Do you know the difference between a tailor, a dressmaker, a seamstress, or an alterations specialist? Well, one thing they do have in common is these roles require specific skills that enable them to work with clothing – whether that’s creating something from scratch, adjusting, fixing, or transforming pieces. Today, these terms are used interchangeably
Dark, rich and earthy, Warm Autumn has the deepest colour palette of the 4-seasons. Imagine walking through a forest on an autumn day with the warmth of the sun shining through the trees. Everything is rich and muted – which is why Autumn types stand out in more subdued colours. Think burnt orange, deep red,
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Light, bright and clear, the Warm Spring colour palette is like a bouquet of Spring flowers. It’s full of colour – think bright green, sunny yellow, peachy pink and orange. There are absolutely no cool tones here! Can you wear these colours effortlessly? Then you could be a Warm Spring (also known as a True
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Deep, bright and icy, Cool Winter has the most vibrant colour palette of the 4-seasons. Picture a winter scene – everything is clear, crisp and lacking any real warmth. Winter colouring is intense and high contrast – which is why Winter types shine in black and jewel-like colours. Think bold scarlet, bright white, emerald green
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Light, muted and gentle, Cool Summer has one of the prettiest colour palettes of the 4-seasons. Imagine an English country garden – everything is soft and blended with delicate washes of colour. When Cool Summer (also known as True Summer) skin tones match this natural colouring to their wardrobe they look younger, healthier and more
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Building a sustainable wardrobe sounds easy, right? Just shop from sustainable brands or from charity shops? Actually, it’s a little bit more complex than that. The truth is, it requires discipline. Like any diet or fitness routine, you’ve got to commit and get clear on your ‘WHY’ – otherwise, it’s too easy to give in to old habits.
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