A range of services for your colour needs
From one-to-one colour analysis and personal styling to sessions for small groups, wardrobe curation to using colour in your home - explore my services below.
My belief in colour’s life-enhancing impact is reflected in my pricing, which aims to be affordable.
Individual, in-person colour analysis costs £50 (home season) or £125 (full sub-season with makeup and personalised swatch book), £240 for two people.
See below for more details.
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Every session begins with a relaxed conversation focusing on you and - all importantly - what you’re hoping for from our session. I’ll welcome you with a glass of Prosecco, chilled mineral water or coffee. Some people come to me to celebrate a birthday or mark a milestone. Often, a life change spells a need to reassess and reassert a sense of self. New parenthood, starting or restarting a job, midlife and menopause can challenge us. Colour analysis can help.
Next, using up to fifty professional colour drapes in natural light, I’ll analyse how colour’s hues, chroma and values interact with your skin undertone, and the contrast between your hair, eyes and other features. This discovery phase is genuinely lovely - your best colours will light your face up from within.
Identifying your home season costs £50 per person (up to 40 minutes). A great, affordable way to experience colour, it’ll change the way you dress and shop forever You’ll get a discount if you decide to go on to enjoy the full sub-season analysis.
For a full sub-season colour analysis, I charge £125 for one person (up to two hours). For two people, (mother and daughter is fun, or two friends)., it’s £240 (up to four hours). This experience includes the chance to see your colours on your face using high-end cosmetics, and you will leave with a personalised swatch book identifying all your personal best colours.
If you’d like me to come to your small group gatherings, I’d love to discuss that too.
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The colour of our surroundings transforms how we feel. Colour psychology focuses on emotional responses we have to particular colours.
Painting our walls blue or yellow, deciding whether to upholster a sofa in a moss or emerald green and wondering whether it will harmonise with a beloved patterned rug - make your decision armed with knowledge and insights from colour theory, focusing on the function of a space and the way you want to feel within it,
The artist Johannes Itten noticed how his art students instinctively preferred to paint using palettes that complemented their own personal colouring. If you’re deciding on colours for your home and haven’t yet had a Personal Colour Analysis, why not consider having one?
I don’t offer a full interior design service - think of me as a friend with expert knowledge of colour and a huge enthusiasm for interiors. Contact me to discuss your needs and I’ll be here to help with site visits, also offering personal shopping for paint, papers or furniture.
Duration and price tailored to your needs.
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Do you feel stuck in a wardrobe rut? Are you feeling out-of-date, yet never see trends you like? Do you feel pangs of guilt about buying new clothes yet do it anyway, only to find yourself back at square one? You may be about to start a job with a dress code that doesn’t feel like you, or wondering what on earth to wear after having a baby, Perhaps you’d like to express yourself differently through colours and clothes, in response to a big event in your life.
My approach is not to give you rigid rules or guidelines based on outdated rules that constrain us. I’m about easy, joyful dressing that makes you feel your best.
I offer a fresh pair of eyes and an empathetic mind to help you see the potential in many of the clothes you already own, help identify the ones that really need to go, and hone down on the genuine wardrobe gaps that, if filled, could give much-loved older garments a new lease of life. A conversation about your personal style is foundational, as is a Colour Analysis - if you haven’t had one, I’d love to help!
I can visit you at home and open those wardrobe doors with you, and take you shopping too. There’s the High Street of course, and online, but also all the other places: dress agencies, vintage shops and charity rails, and - when a special occasion demands it - high-end design. In Oxford, we’re lucky to be close to Bicester Village.
Get in touch and tell me how I can help curate your wardrobe.
Duration and price tailored to your needs.