YOUR STYLE SHORTCUT — REMOTE — A FULL YEAR
Stop rebuying the same mistake.
A year of having a stylist on call. Message me before the meeting, the stage or the shoot, and get an honest answer from someone who knows what suits you. Fully remote, from anywhere.
I’ll tell you whether it’s actually the problem. No charge, and I answer every message myself.
THIS IS FOR YOU IF
You’re good at what you do and it doesn’t show yet. You own plenty and wear six things. You’ve got a launch, a talk or a client dinner coming, and you already recognise the feeling of standing in front of the wardrobe the night before.
THIS IS NOT FOR YOU IF
You want one fun afternoon of shopping. The length is what makes this work.
What changes
You stop deciding alone. For a year, you can message me before anything that matters and get a straight answer. That’s the part clients say they’d miss most.
You get a manual for yourself. The shapes that work on you, the fabrics worth buying, where things should sit, and your colours, written down and specific to you. Look one thing up in thirty seconds while you’re standing in a shop.
You stop spending money on clothes that don’t work. Most clients tell me the wardrobe audit alone covers the fee.
You get dressed in minutes, because the decisions are already made.
You look like the same person across your site, your LinkedIn, your talks and your feed. Being recognisable does more for you than being fashionable.
YOU
Fill in a measurement brief and send seven photos. About twenty minutes.
ME
Everything else.
You never have to know what a season is, or what Kibbe means, or why one neckline works on you and another doesn’t. I’ll tell you if you want to know. Nobody teaches this, and I had to be told as well.
When things happen
WEEK 1
Alignment call. I’ve read your intake form, and this is where I ask about the parts that need more.
WEEK 2
Colour call. I’ve done the analysis, and here I show you the result and what it means for you. A one-page report follows.
WEEK 3
Body shape and style identity call, then a one-page report on that too.
WEEK 4
Wardrobe audit call. You’ve indexed what you own, I’ve built outfits out of it, and you try them on while we’re on the call.
WEEK 5
Your styling guide arrives.
WEEKS 6-7
Your shopping trip. I build the itinerary, you go, and I’m on WhatsApp while you’re in the fitting room.
REST OF YEAR
Outfit checks, packing lists, dressing for whatever’s coming up.
About seven weeks from the first call to a wardrobe that works. The rest of the year is the part you’ll actually use.
MY GUARANTEE
I answer within 24 hours, every time, for a year. If I ever don’t, tell me and I’ll add a month to your year.
“This shit works.”
“The styling guide is already a huge win, but Joelle’s text support takes it to the next level. It’s an extremely thorough guide with a lot of new concepts for my personal image, so as I dig into it, I can bounce ideas and purchase decisions off her. I feel myself becoming more independent and building a real understanding of the system every time I talk to her. If you’ve ever struggled to understand your style, felt not quite right in your clothes, or just known something was missing in how you were coming across, Joelle is the solution.”
BLAIR MEEHAN, PRESENTATION AND COMMUNICATION COACH
“Joelle helped me step out from behind the scenes and fully embrace who I am, with more confidence and clarity. From colour analysis to outfit combinations and fit, every detail felt intentional.”
CHARISSA MEESRIYONG,
GLOBAL OPERATIONS LEADER, IMPACT TRAVELLER
The whole year
Five hundred dollars for the year.
I’ll tell you whether it’s actually the problem. If this programme isn’t right for you, I’ll say so in the chat.
ADDING THE PHOTOGRAPHS AFTERWARDS
Once you’ve finished, if you want the pictures too, you don’t start again. You’ve had the analysis and your guide. What’s left is a wardrobe audit and a shopping trip with me in person, then the shoot and 50+ photographs, in Singapore or on a destination engagement. Ask and I’ll tell you what it costs.
When that’s done I rebuild your styling guide. New outfit combinations using everything you’ve bought since your first shopping trip, and photographs from your own shoot in place of the reference images, cropped and sized for LinkedIn, your website and a speaker bio.