Styling & Brand Consultancy

Personal Styling

For the everyday, elevated.

The foundation of everything else. We establish what suits you — your colouring, your proportions, your life — then build a wardrobe that runs on that logic instead of on impulse. The goal is not more clothes. It's fewer decisions.

Tanya Jain in a white striped saree with a mustard blouse

The practice

What It Covers

Inside the Work

Personal Style Discovery

A deep-dive into your personality, lifestyle and aspirations, translated into a visual language that is unmistakably yours.

Body Shape & Proportion Analysis

Understanding your architecture so every silhouette you choose works with your frame rather than against it.

Colour Analysis

Identifying the palette that makes your skin, eyes and hair come alive — and, just as usefully, the shades to leave behind.

Closet Audit & Edit

A full wardrobe review: what stays, what is altered, what is rehomed. Most clients see what they own for the first time.

Capsule Wardrobe Building

A tight, versatile core of pieces that combine effortlessly, so getting dressed stops being a daily negotiation.

Personal Shopping

In store or online, with or without you. Curated edits within your budget — nothing bought for the sake of buying.

Occasion Styling

Work events, parties, travel and festive dressing, planned in advance so you're never caught out the night before.

Ideal For

Professionals, new-city arrivals, and anyone who owns a full closet and still has nothing to wear.

You Walk Away With

A defined palette, a working capsule wardrobe, and a written outfit-formula guide you can use without me.

Questions

Before You Enquire

How long does a personal styling engagement take?

A first consultation and style discovery is usually a single session. A full closet edit and capsule build typically runs across a few appointments, because pieces need to be trialled rather than guessed at.

Do I have to throw things away?

No. A closet edit sorts what stays, what is altered and what is rehomed — and altering something you already own is often the cheapest win in the whole wardrobe.

Do you shop with me, or for me?

Either. Some clients want the afternoon together; others want a curated edit sent over so they can decide alone. Both work.

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