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Before you buy one more piece this season; consider these 5 questions.

Your wardrobe should work for you. Not the other way around.

1. Lifestyle: Does my wardrobe serve the life I’m actually living and creating?

2. Colour: Are the colours and shades I’m wearing working with me, or quietly against me?

3. Quality; Am I investing in pieces that allow my style to deepen, or ones that just accumulate?

4. Fit: Are my clothes working with my proportions and body, or am I working around them?

5. Meaning: Does it make me feel like me? And do I know who “me” is?

Save this before your next shopping trip and read our wardrobe building guide through the link in our bio.

Food for thought this Mother’s Day from a current book we’re reading that has beautifully stayed at the top of our minds:

“She is the mature elder, the wisdomkeeper who teaches the mysteries of time and change, who draws us into the mystery with her mature beauty.”

Sacred Geometry for Artists, Dreamers, and Philosophers — John Oscar Lieben

When the editor-in-chief of Fashion Magazine gets her colour analysis done with you and then writes about it.

If you’re like most fashion pros who love to wear all black, this is your sign that there’s another way. One that works entirely based on you.

And even if you’re not ready to go full blown colour, every palette has its own distinct neutrals; a foundation of versatile basics you can build from, slowly adding pops of colour and patterns over time.

Liz poses the question:

“Why does this decades-old analog method feel so relevant in 2026? In an era of trend overwhelm and near-endless options, it’s freeing to narrow the choices with a directive that bolsters conviction in what you do buy.”

All in all the consult was an invitation to explore and experiment, taking with it what serves you and leaving the rest.

Full story in bio and while you’re at it follow the link to book your colour consult and experience this tool for yourself :)