Is your wardrobe is full to bursting with clothes you don’t wear or don’t really like, but you find yourself buying more? Having too many clothes is stressful, overwhelming and guilt inducing. Reducing your wardrobe is freeing, time saving and can change your life. It’s time to stop the buying cycle and tackle the problem!

If you want to create a capsule collection of key winter pieces without sacrificing style, these are the seven items I’d recommend you have on your checklist…

As a personal stylist, the one item most sought after by my clients is a good pair of jeans. The message coming through is that skinnies are over, so if you want to try something different, where do you start?

Autumn has officially arrived, so which fashion trends do you need to sit up and take notice of for Autumn/Winter 22?

Have you reached a point in life when you’re wondering where to buy clothes that don’t feel like they’re aimed at either someone much younger or much older than you?

When I became a Personal Stylist seven years ago, I had a LOT of clothes. I felt I needed to, seeing as I was ‘in the business’. However, I have learned that I don’t need many clothes at all…

Do you answer ‘YES’ to any, or all of the following questions;

• Is your wardrobe so full it’s difficult to see what you have?

• Do you sometimes find things you’d forgotten you had?

• Are there clothes in your wardrobe that don’t fit you anymore?

• Are you hanging on to things you haven’t worn for a couple of years ‘just in case’?

• Do you feel guilty about having clothes which you’ve never worn?