As the summer sales start, it’s always a good time to look forward and ask ourselves, what will we be buying next season? Well according to Pantone, we will continue with our love affair of all things red. From deep and rich earthy shades, to vibrant true reds. And of course, not forgetting the little cousins, coral and a distinctively sugary pink, both of which sit more comfortably in the summer months.
We love hearing our consultants’ stories when they attend events in the UK, Europe and beyond; some which we’ve shared with our social media followers over the years.
We love our clients and it is very rewarding when we can instill confidence into someone who isn’t feeling attractive and good about themselves.
If you think our consultants are stuck in the 80s wearing over-sized shoulder pads, power suits, huge necklaces and coiffed hair, think again.
Your clothes tell a story about YOU and about who you are. They also tell a story about who you have been.
A successfully curated wardrobe will always contain a healthy number of neutral shades.
As image consultants, a hem is not just the finished edge of a garment. A hem is something that we can use to our advantage (or disadvantage).
Spring/summer is all about wearing lighter make-up for a barely-there look. Here are five easy switches that you can make to ensure you’re season ready.
Has anyone else fallen in love with Bridgerton Season 2? What a veritable feast of colour and print, and the symbolism and meanings behind every outfit.
We’re all for refreshing our look with bags, shoes and accessories each season (one pair of shoes can instantly update many outfits, so it is very cost effective and kinder to the environment).
We are delighted to hand over this month’s blog post to colour me beautiful consultant, Toni Carver.
It’s that time of year again when we have the urge to purge our wardrobe. And doesn’t it feel better every time you open the door to neat and orderly rows?
Coco Chanel, an outspoken personality who changed the way women dressed with her revolutionary approach to fashion.