If you are a Light Summer, Warm Spring or or any of the colour seasons you might be thinking about how you can wear your best colours all year round. It is a common questions I get from clients. For example, if you are a Winter or an Autumn, generally speaking your colour palette is quite deep and doesn't lend itself so easily to Spring and Summer when you want to wear those lighter, fresher colours, right??? Wrong! You can wear your colour palette quite successfully all year

40 shades of green and not one of them suits you? I believe that there is a green for everybody, it's just a matter of understanding your own colour characteristics and the characteristics of the colour itself. A colour consultation is the best way to identify your best colours, however, in my latest video I share a few tips on how best to identify the green for you. A colour consultation is one of the best investments one can make, not only in terms of their style but it is

Where do you start when you want to learn how to wear more colour? We go back to basics. If you always wear black or all your outfits are just carbon copies of themselves then you are in the right place if you want more colour in your life. As you can see from the title this is Part 3 of How to Wear More Colour. You will find the first two parts in my other blogs. In this section we look at analogous colours and monochrome colours which will help you add more colour to your

Following on from my previous blog 'How To Wear More Colour - Part 1' the second part to this series looks at adding more than two colours to your outfit. Wearing black is a go-to look for many. It is considered safe and dependable. However, depending on your mood it can negatively effect how you feel or how others perceive you. It may also complement you beautifully if it is in your colour palette or make you look tired or sick if it is not. To find out more I invite you t