Three options. All land in your inbox.

There is no call to sit through and nothing to download. You send photos, I write back with your colours and what to do with them.

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Colour analysis

£15

For anyone who wants to know what actually suits them without paying for a studio session.

  • One clear face photo is all I need
  • Your season, undertone and contrast
  • Best neutrals, best accent shades
  • The colours to leave on the rail
  • Two weeks of follow-up questions
Book colour analysis

Kibbe analysis

£15

For the shapes, lines and cuts that suit your frame. I read your bone structure, line length, and how fabric falls on you, then write it up properly.

  • One full-length photo, plain and fitted
  • Your Kibbe type, explained properly
  • A full wardrobe plan built from it
  • Fabric, cut and silhouette notes
  • Two weeks of follow-up questions
Book Kibbe analysis

Colour + Kibbe

£30

Colour plus the shapes and lines that go with it, written up as a wardrobe plan you can shop from.

  • Everything in the £15 analysis
  • Add one full-length photo
  • Your Kibbe type, explained properly
  • A full wardrobe plan built from it
  • Fabric, cut and silhouette notes
Book colour + Kibbe

About Kibbe

It is less about your body shape and more about the architecture underneath.

Kibbe looks at your bone structure, the length of your lines, and how fabric naturally falls on you. Your shoulders, your vertical line, and the way a neckline sits all point to your type.

The wardrobe plan is built from that. Silhouettes, necklines, hems, fabrics, and the cuts that look like they belong on you rather than copied from a trend.

The photo brief

A bad photo gives a bad reading. Four things get it right.

  • 01Face on, close enough to see your skin clearly.
  • 02No makeup. Filters and beauty mode ruin it.
  • 03Hair pushed back off your face.
  • 04Daylight by a window. Not a bathroom light.
A printed personal colour palette card with deep winter swatches

Send the photo, get your colours.

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