In This Episode:
Please can you contrast synthetic fabrics for their wear characteristics, particularly pilling and wrinkles?
How do you style an activity tracking watch (apple watch, fitbit etc) as they are clunky looking?
How to minimise the appearance of my boobs?
If you have a tummy which you want to minimise, which are better zip up or button up fly jeans?
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How do we tone down a rainbow coloured dress or a bright red dress – what colour bag – shoes – scarf?
How your best colours change when you let your hair go grey?
How to incorporate this year’s trends into your own style in order to stay current but not look fashion-victim?
Is there a typical transition path to one’s style as you age through the decades?
How do I adjust to my softer lighter colours as I feel I’m high contrast?
How do I choose jewellery for my portrait area that works well with practical clothes for my practical job?
In this episode:
A Shape- what tops to wear and should they be tucked or untucked?
Got a bit of a tummy and shaped like a rectangle – I like peasant blouses – how to wear them without looking pregnant Stylists say I should wear a belt – is this right?
How do I minimise the size of my boobs?
In this Episode
How to mix and match different patterns in the same outfit?
How to make a pencil skirt look more casual and cool?
How to look modern once you’re elderly?
In this episode:
What colour pants to wear in the spring and summer with an A or pear shape body besides dark wash denim or navy?
How to select the right necklace for different types of necklines?
Getting Organised – how do I make sure I have the right pieces?
How do I work with my 2 colours plus neutral colour contrast?
How do I wear flowy pastel dresses and still look smart and defined?
How to cover my tummy without resorting to oversized flouncy tops?
What do you do with an unwanted fashion gift? Do you keep it or get rid of it? Find out more on the accompanying blog post: What Do You Do With an Unwanted Fashion Gift
Do you wear spectacles? Have you considered making your glasses part of your signature style? Find out more on the accompanying blog post here: Glasses as a Signature Style Accessory
Discover multiple ways to cull your closet – and it’s not just about what you’ve not worn in the past 6 months – there are many ways to figure out what should stay and what should go. Find out more on the accompanying blog post: Ways to cull your closet
Discover why personality is so important in developing your personal style and what you need to know to express who you are through your clothes and image. Find out more on the accompanying blog post here: Why Personality is the Key to Style
How do the 5 art principles of beauty relate to fashion and style – and how to have style when you don’t follow or care about fashion – Find out more about this topic on the accompanying blog post The Aesthetics of Beauty and Style and How They Relate to Fashion
Where do You Start in Building a New and Stylish Wardrobe? What are some strategies to help you create a great wardrobe without wasting lots of money on the wrong clothes?
How to Choose Shoes with Style When You Have Foot Issues – bunions and other foot issues mean that choosing shoes to go with outfits and still look stylish is tricky – get tips here and also read the accompanying blog post here:
How to choose and wear skirts and dresses and not feel overdressed in a relaxed environment.
What are the right kind of basic or staple garments for you? Should they be simple and understated or more intersting and detailed? Find out more and see pictures on the accompanying blog post: Do You Need Interesting Basics or Understated Staple Garments in Your Wardrobe?
Tips on Wardrobe Decluttering – with Imogen Lamport and Jill Chivers.
Discover tips on how to find your authentic style – your style essence – your style DNA – so that you feel truly confident and at home in your clothing and style – get more tips on the accompanying blog post here: Tips on Finding and Defining Your Authentic Style DNA
How each of the 16 Style Types – psychological types as defined by Jung and Myers Briggs will dress and express themselves differently. Read the accompanying blog posts here for more tips and examples How to Express Your Personality Through Your Personal Style
How do you dress prefoessionally at work when you find traditional clothing constrictive and uncomfortable? How do you make your more casual style look professional and appropriate for the workplace?
Do you worry that your outfits have to be perfect? That you don’t want to wear something for fear of being ‘wrong’ and potentially laughed at? Discover why being wrong is actually something that can improve your style.
