The Style Manager

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📍London, UK.

A few things about me that explain how I see style.I’ve lived in 5 different countries, worked for years in luxury hospi...
06/06/2026

A few things about me that explain how I see style.

I’ve lived in 5 different countries, worked for years in luxury hospitality across marketing, sales and events, led teams, prioritised my career for a long time, and became a mum at 40.

Now, I care deeply about building a life and a wardrobe with more intention.

I love timeless fashion more than trends.
I believe in sunscreen every day, especially because of melasma.
I love clean beauty and simple routines.
I follow a “one in, one out” rule with clothes so I do not overbuy.
And I believe your wardrobe should support the woman you are now, not the woman you were years ago.

That is a big part of why I do what I do.

Because I know how much life changes.

Your body changes.
Your job changes.
Your lifestyle changes.
Your priorities change.
Your confidence changes.

And sometimes your wardrobe needs help catching up.

Here, I talk about wardrobe clarity, colour analysis, smart shopping and building a style that feels like your real life.

Tell me one thing we have in common.

02/06/2026

This is the part of shopping most people skip.

A sweater can look beautiful on the hanger, but if you want it to become an everyday piece, the fabric composition matters.

In this wardrobe consultation, we looked at two options.

One had a mix of viscose, polyamide and polyester, which can wear out faster, lose shape and start looking tired quickly.

The other was merino wool, which is a much better option for an everyday knit because it keeps its shape better, lasts longer and gives you a stronger cost per wear.

This is why I always tell clients not to shop only with their eyes.

Ask:

What is it made of?
How often will I wear it?
Will it keep its shape?
Will it still look good after several washes?

A good wardrobe is not built from random “nice” pieces.

It is built from pieces that work hard for you.

Save this before buying your next sweater.

02/06/2026

You’re going to want to save this one.

The 5–4–3–2–1 wardrobe formula is a simple way to create more outfits with fewer decisions.

Not because you need to buy 15 new pieces.

Because your wardrobe becomes easier when the pieces actually work together.

The formula:

5 tops
4 bottoms
3 layers
2 shoes
1 everyday bag

That is how you start removing the noise and building outfits faster, especially if you are busy, short on time, or tired of opening your wardrobe and feeling stuck.

I’m breaking this down inside The Clarity Edit, my newsletter for practical wardrobe clarity, colour analysis and smart shopping tips.

Join The Clarity Edit through the link in bio. The free wardrobe clarity guide is inside.

31/05/2026

A piece can be beautiful and still be the wrong purchase.

That is the part most people miss when shopping.

The question is not only:

Do I like it?

The better question is:

Does this connect with what I already own?

Before buying, check:

Can I wear it 3 ways?
Does it work with my colours?
Do I have the right shoes or layer for it?
Does it fit my real lifestyle?
Will it make getting dressed easier?

If the answer is no, it might not be a bad piece.

It might just be the wrong piece for your wardrobe right now.

Save this before your next shopping trip.

28/05/2026

This is how unworn clothes happen.

My client already had her colours sorted, so her wardrobe direction was clear.

But then she showed me a sweater she never wore.

The issue was not that the sweater was ugly.

It simply didn’t connect with what she already owned.

Before you buy something new, ask yourself:

Can I wear this with at least three things in my wardrobe?

If the answer is no, pause.

A good purchase should make your wardrobe easier, not create another problem to solve.

Save this before you shop.

26/05/2026

A colour can be beautiful and still not be your best colour.

That is the part most people miss when shopping.

It is not just about liking the shade. It is about how that shade reacts with your skin, hair and overall colouring.

When the temperature is right, colour can make you look fresher, brighter and more alive.

When it is off, it can make you look tired, heavy or disconnected from the rest of your look.

Save this before your next shopping trip.

25/05/2026

This is how random shopping creates unworn pieces.

You buy something because you love it in the shop.

Then you get home and realise you do not actually have what you need to wear it.

In this consultation, the sweater itself was not the only issue.

The missing piece was what to wear underneath.

That is exactly where people get stuck: the item is nice, but the outfit is incomplete.

Before buying something new, ask:

Can I wear this with 3 things I already own?
Do I already have the base layer, shoes or styling piece it needs?
Will this make my wardrobe easier, or create another problem to solve?

A good purchase should create outfits, not more confusion.

Save this before your next shopping trip.

23/05/2026

Feel like your wardrobe is working against you?

Before you buy more, organise more or start another clear-out, get clear on what is actually going on.

Inside a wardrobe consultation, we look at:

what you wear
what you avoid
what no longer fits your lifestyle
what pieces are missing
what would help your outfits feel more pulled together
what to keep, alter, donate, sell or replace

Because the goal is not a perfect wardrobe.

The goal is a wardrobe that works for your real life now.

Book your wardrobe consultation with The Style Manager through the link in bio.

23/05/2026

My #1 trick as a stylist when the outfit feels “meh”:

Look at the finishing pieces.

It is usually the bag, the shoes, the coat or the belt that makes the outfit look intentional.

Think plain denim and a T-shirt.

On their own, fine.

But add a great coat, a good leather bag, clean shoes and a belt that works with the outfit, and suddenly it looks pulled together.

That is the recipe.

You do not always need a completely new outfit.

Sometimes you need one stronger finishing piece.

The bag.
The shoes.
The coat.
The belt.

That is how you can look put together even if you just walked out of a Pilates class.

Save this styling rule and send it to someone who always feels like her casual outfits look unfinished.

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