FAQ

The first call is a complimentary consultation designed to explore your goals and see if we’re a good fit. It’s casual and pressure-free—we’ll chat about your current style, challenges, and what you’d like to achieve. You can also ask me any questions about my process. If it feels right, we’ll discuss the next steps to begin your style journey.

If you’re feeling stuck in your style, unsure how to dress for your current life phase, or want to feel more confident and aligned in your wardrobe, working with a stylist can be transformational. It’s not just about clothes—it’s about finding a style that reflects who you are and supports your goals.

Our packages are tailored to each person’s unique needs. Pricing reflects the personalized and transformational nature of the service, which includes everything from wardrobe edits to curated shopping experiences. Let’s start with a complimentary conversation to discuss your style goals, assess your needs, and ensure we’re a good fit.

Not necessarily! My goal is to work with what you already own and help you maximize your wardrobe. I often incorporate existing pieces, suggest creative ways to style them, and identify any gaps where new items might be helpful. For some clients, small additions make a big difference, while others may need more extensive updates—it all depends on your needs.

Absolutely! One of the core parts of my process is helping you uncover your personal style. Through our consultations and assessments, we’ll explore what resonates with you, what fits your lifestyle, and how to express yourself authentically through your wardrobe.

Yes! I work with clients virtually, offering the same personalized experience as in-person styling. From virtual wardrobe edits to online shopping and styling sessions, we can achieve incredible results no matter where you’re located.

I encourage my clients to try new things, but I’ll never push you into something that doesn’t feel right. My goal is to help you expand your style in a way that feels authentic, fun, and empowering—not overwhelming.