Building Possibility together:
a duet for what’s next.
When you’re ready to move, I’ll move with you.
Strategy behind the style.
For nearly 15 years, I’ve worked in PR and strategic communications, advising FTSE 100 companies and senior leaders on reputation, perception and how they show up.
I was recognised as one of PRWeek UK’s 30 Under 30, before training and receiving accreditation in personal styling and colour analysis at the London College of Style.
Now I bring those worlds together: strategic communications and branding, styling techniques, cultural awareness, and a sharp understanding of how image communicates before you say a word.
I’m not only thinking about what suits you stylistically - I’m also thinking about what it’s saying.
I’ve moved through complex transitions too.
As a non-binary person, dancer and cabaret performer, I’ve spent much of my life navigating identity, visibility and the tension between fitting into a room and feeling like myself.
Long before styling became a career, style was already deeply personal. Growing up as a queer person of colour in Canada in the 90s, I often felt caught between expectations, identities and spaces that never fully fit. Looking back, it was never about rejecting a suit and tie, but wanting the freedom to exist on my own terms. For years, style became armour: a way to feign confidence, seek approval or shape-shift to fit the room.
My mum was one of my earliest style references: understated, elegant and quietly confident.
Later, dance, cabaret and London nightlife showed me another side of style and I began rethinking my identity and relationship with style entirely. I embraced my trans gender identity and fluid expression. Style became rooted in experimentation, individuality, boldness, movement, reinvention and the freedom to take up space authentically and unapologetically.
Style stopped becoming performative, and it became something I could own and reclaim - a source of freedom, self-expression and genuine confidence.
Inadvertently, I pursued a career in PR and branding.
I learned that evolving your image doesn’t mean losing yourself. Done well, it can help you recognise yourself more clearly.
That’s the experience I promise you: helping you move forward without turning you into someone else.
Your style, in motion.
My approach to strategic styling is built around my Style Dial framework: Myself + Moment + Message.
message
Myself
moment
How you want to be seen and be remembered.
Who you are and what feels like you.
What room, occasion or role you’re stepping into.
From there, we build the visual language around it: colour, silhouette, proportion, texture and the recurring style codes that make your image feel distinctive and recognisable.
The goal is simple: a signature style with enough clarity to feel like you with enough range to move with whatever comes next.
Let’s dance.
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Let’s dance. ★
Define your goals, sharpen your personal brand, identify style archetypes, understand your body proportions, and conduct a colour analysis as a first move towards co-creating your personal style blueprint.
Audit, edit and restyle what you already own, identify what’s missing and build new outfit combinations so your new capsule wardrobe feels more cohesive, easy to navigate and aligned with who you’re becoming.
Bring your signature personal style to life with a curated shop focused on the right pieces, brands and silhouettes for you, filling wardrobe gaps and creating looks that feel distinctive, confident and easy to wear.
Discover the colour palette that works in harmony with your natural undertones, then learn how to use colour to look healthier, feel more confident and create a more intentional visual presence for greater visibility.