The Wardrobe Curation service is your pathway to a functional and cohesive wardrobe tailored to your unique style and lifestyle. By systematically editing your current wardrobe, we remove items that no longer serve you, allowing us to focus on pieces that enhance your silhouette and reflect your personal style aspirations. Through personalized guidance, you'll learn how to maximize outfit versatility with your existing clothing and strategically add key pieces to build a capsule wardrobe. This service not only boosts your style confidence but also ensures your closet is organized for easy access and efficient outfit coordination, making getting dressed a seamless and enjoyable experience every day.

That's understandable, our wardrobes is very personal and private so I am honoured when my clients trust me to be help them with this process. As someone who comes from a family of hoarders, I've also seen it all! I approach every wardrobe with a judgment-free attitude, focused on supporting you in curating a functional wardrobe that allows you to pull together outfits with ease. My goal is to help you feel confident and stylish, no matter where you're starting from.

Absolutely! As part of the Wardrobe Curation service, I'll provide recommendations on how to best organise your wardrobe. This includes maximising space, protecting your clothing, ensuring easy access to items, and facilitating effortless coordination of outfits. A well-organised closet enhances your daily dressing experience and helps maintain the longevity of your clothing.

Our goal is not to leave you with an empty closet. We'll remove items that no longer fit, are in poor condition, or don't align with your style or lifestyle. For example, some clients find they can't wear non-breathable fabrics post-menopause. We take a sustainable approach, focusing on styling your existing clothes into new outfits and reviving items through alterations and repairs. You can keep some items until they're replaced. A curated wardrobe allows endless mix-and-match possibilities, and letting go of unworn items can be a cathartic experience for many clients.

Great question! Op shops are in desperate need of quality clothing to raise money for social programs. There are also charitable services that are in need of work appropriate clothing to help disadvantaged women to secure employment. Pass them along to someone you know (just be mindful not to clutter their wardrobe!). Alternatively, you could try to sell them and make some extra cash to put towards your new pieces such as pre-loved consignment stores, thift markets, and apps such as Facebook marketplace, eBay and Depop. For any unwearable clothing and other household textiles, you can send them to a textile recycler such as After.net.au operating in Australia and New Zealand.