Capsule Wardrobe Collection

Little things matter. What is one of the smallest items overlooked in any Summer capsule wardrobe? Find out more on our latest blog now published online. Link in the bio.

Saturday morning bike ride.
Before the rain comes.
A quick 25km cycle with hubby.

Working on Summer business wear and cruise capsule wardrobes, I feel like it’s Summer already.
A proper Panama hat works for business, casual or cruises. I‘ll be posting a blog on Summer hats soon but if you only want one hat, I‘d choose a classic Fedora Panama in bleached white straw or unbleached natural straw.

How to welcome a bright Autumn whilst holding onto Summer.

With a long hot Summer coming slowly to its end, we’re not giving up on those rich and brilliant colours that epitomise energy and passion that came our way after months of enforced hibernation.

The first look I’ve curated for pre-Autumn takes a neutral off-white as your base colour, highlighted with the new season’s deep verdant green. Add a butter-soft cropped leather jacket for cooler days ahead.

The blogs on the Capsule Wardrobe over the coming weeks will show you how to create capsule wardrobes to take you from home to the office to more formal business and social events.
Link in the bio.

Be bold with your executive style.
New blog is now available online featuring this stunning red trouser suit.
Discover how to wear the new work colour: green.
With both these colours, there’s a perfect red and a perfect green for everyone.
It’s knowing which one. If you’re not sure, a colour analysis will save you time, money and mistakes. You’ll know how to choose the most flattering colours for your complexion. And how to wear any colour with success.

Link in the bio. Info online.

I have always been drawn to the simplicity and elegance of Italian tailoring.
Their attention to detail and the quality of the fabric means a winning piece every time. Effortless dressing for Spring/Summer and warm days ahead.
Easy, relaxed and chic.





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Everyone can wear red. There’s a red for everyone from blush pink to deep magenta, from a warm coral to rose and fuscia and from a muted geranium red to pillar box scarlet.

As a qualified colour analyst and stylist, I am renowned for being picky about the right shade and hue.
It makes all the difference from looking healthy or drained, or looking energised or sallow.

And of course once you know the rules, you can learn how to successfully break them.

Winter walk after Storm Eunice. Sunny maybe but so cold and windy that I’m wearing 4 layers from thermal leggings to a fisherman’s sweater and topped off with my trusty waxed jacket and hiking boots.

The long and short of Spring 2022.

Everyone is a winner whether you prefer to wear one of this season’s maxi styles or you’re going to try one of the new shorter swing dresses, like this one in a stunning parakeet green. Both these dresses are from

There’s a lot of choice out there in colour and style.

You can choose to wear long or short lengths and styles that vary from a shirt dress to fit & flare, shift, boho and swing as examples.

Go for what you feel good in because how you feel is reflected in how you stand and come over.

If you’re not sure what colours are the most flattering for you or you’re not sure how to combine colours or how to put outfits together, just get in touch.

Colour analysis and style recommendations are based on your physique and lifestyle and are integral to every look or capsule wardrobe we put together for our clients.

Find out more on our website.
Link in the bio.



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Good morning from London.
A brilliant day with blue sky and sunshine.
Time for a city walk.
A trench and jeans plus one of my fave fedora hats is the perfect combo.
Coats are often too warm for the city, especially when perusing new Spring stock now coming through.

2 sale purchases from European brands in gorgeous colours and prints.
And in sustainable viscose which drapes so beautifully.

The first pic is a top and the second is a dress.
Roll on Spring!

Can’t wait for Spring and garden-fresh colours.
Check out the blog.
Link in the bio.