For each of the four main season categories, I have put together three potential colour combination palettes for you to try out. Use these combinations to create outfit templates you can return to, try swapping the colours between top, bottom and accessories.

I’ve never been a fan of the capsule wardrobe concept; most people don’t suit the same things. I personally find trying to force myself into a crisp white button down an exercise in humiliation. However, Allison’s identification 9 pieces which will transform your wardrobe really resonated with me because she is so vague…

The office can be a cold, bland, lifeless place, and no more when it comes to clothes. Rather than submitting to workplace drab, this is how you can bring more of YOU into your everyday corporate look

Reading Allison Bornstein’s Wear it Well was such a fun style experience, it unlocked so many ideas for me. One of the most celebrated systems detailed in Allison’s book is the 3 word method: the idea is that you find three core words to guide your style and the majority of your wardrobe

🧢 The AB Closet Editing System in 3 Steps

👢 5 Takeaways from the AB Closet Editing System

👟 How can you dress oversized and delicate?

🌹 5 Colours to wear instead of black to look moody or edgy

😈 5 Items to incorporate into your wardrobe to look more rebellious

👟 How can you incorporate moon into your casual or sporty outfits?

🎀 Style Lookbook: How to dress casual as a romantic

🔥 How to incorporate your third style root? Accessories!

💇‍♀️ Do you choose your hair cut based on your hair or body?

👈 Style Framework: Literal vs Figurative Styles

👖 Why Gen Z are no better dressed that millennials

🌈 How can you wear styles outside of your lines?

Try my new exercise, the Style Map, to show you your personal style weak points. Learn the proper way to create a pinterest board that you will actually use and find out why I still want to dress like a rock chick even though I like to be in bed by 10pm

Your clothing has EVERYTHING to do with how you feel about your own potential. Clothing is a tool that you can use to change the narrative of your life, and embrace your own self-worth. As we head towards the new year, this is the perfect time to get introspective about your relationship with your style and your self

The thing that’s truly enticing about colour analysis is the promise of a way to embrace your natural features and still look your best. If you wear the right colour top, you can wear no makeup and refrain from dyeing your hair and still shine. But does this mean the natural ways is always the best way?

Finding your body type is hard because the Kibbe system is complicated. There are contradictions, nuances, vague descriptions and strange jargon. It can sometimes feel like the body type system is designed to keep you stuck in the loop. The response I see from many people at this point is “well it’s not real then is it”. I am the first person to say Kibbe is not a science. The way we perceive clothing and interpret clothing, I think there is science involved there, but Kibbe itself? Not a science. It’s a concept.

Many assume that fashion and style are one and the same, when they’re more like two sides of the same coin. The only thing personal style and fashion really has in common is clothes. Fashion is the world of trends: who are you wearing? what’s on the runway? what is that designer saying? Even though I place myself firmly in the style camp, fashion is by far the more innovative, creative and exciting world. It’s always moving, it’s always changing.

We all have a brand, whether you have a business or social media like me, and style plays a huge role. Visual consistency/repetition/cohesion is a key factor in any stylish wardrobe and the things you choose to repeat say the most about you. If you are struggling with the idea of expressing your style authentically, why not think of it as your branding for a week

This week I met the incredible Erica Davies, the author behind ‘Leopard is a Neutral’, (more on that later!!), and this quote from it. I think this perfectly encapsulates the idea of style. So, what do you want your style to say about you? Sometimes, on our worst days, clothes are just something to cover us up with and feel okay again, but at its best clothing should do so much more.

I don’t believe that finding your colour season means throwing your wardrobe in the bin and starting again. Firstly, you are likely to make mistakes when you do so as it takes time to warm up your knowledge, and secondly I believe that our personal style goes beyond rules. I use these systems as tools to make my style better, not to rule my life.