If you’re ready to step into spring feeling confident, happy, and like the best version of yourself, I’d love to help. Your wardrobe should work for you, not against you. And trust me, when it does, you’ll feel it in every part of your life.

Many women don’t consider their style personality when shopping. They’re aware of areas they feel self-conscious about, but they don’t fully understand their body shape as a whole. Instead of dressing to enhance their natural proportions, they focus on hiding their “bad bits” and, in doing so, often make themselves look and feel worse.

Then there’s the overwhelm - so many clothes, yet nothing feels right. My client kept buying pieces that didn’t work together, leading to frustration and wasted money.

Does this sound familiar? You pop into a shop (or scroll online), spot a top you kinda like, and think, ‘It’s only a few euro, sure I’ll get it.’ A few weeks later, you do the same - this time, a pair of trousers. But when you go to put them together, they don’t quite work. So, the cycle continues.

Before you know it, your wardrobe is full of random pieces that don’t quite go together. You end up wearing the same few outfits on repeat, and despite all the shopping, you still don’t feel confident in what you own.

If this sounds like you, don’t worry - you’re not alone. This is one of the biggest style mistakes I see women making. Here’s why it happens and how to break the cycle.

I still remember the exact moment I realised how far I had lost myself.

It was a family gathering, a simple event where my much younger cousin was heading off to her prom. Normally, I would have jumped at the chance to dress up, put effort into my look, and enjoy the occasion. But that day? I had nothing to wear. Not because my wardrobe was empty, but because I didn’t recognise myself in any of it.

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