What happens in a Style Portrait session — and what you walk away with

Most of my clients arrive at a Style Portrait after years of shopping in circles. They have a closet full of things that mostly work and a nagging sense that they should feel more put-together than they do. They are not looking for a makeover. They are looking for a map — a clear, permanent reference that tells them exactly what works on them and why.

The Style Portrait includes three personal references: your Style Portrait page, your Lookbook, and your Style Key. We begin with a one-hour virtual consultation.

What we cover in the hour

We develop your Portrait together during the consultation. We explore your color season, proportions, silhouettes, and preferences, then connect that guidance to your life and wardrobe. You can ask questions and see how each recommendation applies to you.

What you keep

Your Style Portrait captures your color palette, proportions, and personal style direction. Your Style Key puts the essentials in one place for shopping and getting dressed.

Your Lookbook follows after the consultation: personalized outfits that show how to put your style into practice. Together, the three pieces give you guidance to return to whenever you need it.

Who it is for

The Style Portrait works best for women who are past the point of wanting to be told what is trendy. They want to understand their own style logic — so they can make faster decisions, shop more precisely, and stop spending money on things that are almost right. Most of my clients book it when they hit an inflection point: a career shift, a physical change, a life transition that makes them want to show up differently. Others book it simply because they are tired of guessing.

The consultation is one hour. Your Portrait, Lookbook, and Style Key are yours to return to as you shop and get dressed.