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Last Edited: Author: FollowFollow A ‘DIY’ guide to colour analysis. Know your season. Leading Personal Stylist and Colour Consultant, Cristina Holm explains how… DIY Colour Analysis I have met plenty of customers who have tried to work out their colour palette all on their own, to varying levels of success.  It’s a worthwhile investment to visit a specialist, however I know that’s not always possible.  So here are my tips for those on a tighter

Last Edited: 1 Sep, 2023 Author: Cristina Holm FollowFollow What are my colours for the new fashion season? And why the colour of your clothes can transform how you look and feel Are there any colours that you know just don’t suit you and yet you’ve seen them on other people and they look great?  If so, then it’s probably down to your complexion, hair and eye colour. Knowing and finding the right colours that

Last Edited: 24 Aug, 2023 Home About Services My Tech Blog Gift Vouchers Contact Me Author: Cristina Holm FollowFollow How to build the perfect capsule wardrobe  And why everyone should have at least two capsules    They say that if you can remember a fashion item the first time around then you are too old to wear it again.  Whilst to an extent I agree with this, for example I won’t be wearing a mini-skirt

Last Edited: 4 Aug, 2023 Author: Cristina Holm FollowFollow How to dress for your body shape  There is so much information out there about body shapes but how do you know which is right?  I’m always being asked by people what body shape they are.  With most people I can tell them within seconds, after all I have been doing this for three decades now, however with just a few accurate measurements you can very

Last Edited: 28 Jul, 2023 Author: Cristina Holm FollowFollow How much money do you waste on clothes you don’t wear?  Leading Fashion Stylist, Cristina Holm, challenges you to total up the £££’s spent on unworn clothes.  The other day a new client and I went through her wardrobe. She roughly added up the cost of all the items that she had hardly worn and was unlikely to wear again, or had never worn.  It came