Colour
What goes with what, what to wear to an occasion, and how your undertone changes the answer. Colour is the fastest change you can make to a look.
What to wear to a wedding as a guest: the colours to avoid, how to choose by time of day and venue, and why deep tones read as more formal in the evening.
What goes with navy: camel, cream, grey, white and warm brown, with the reason each pairing works and how to keep the contrast right for the time of day.
What goes with beige: white and cream to lift it, chocolate brown and olive to ground it, and the shoes and leathers that finish a beige outfit cleanly.
What goes with brown: cream, camel and olive for a warm look, navy and denim blue for a cooler contrast, and how to keep a tonal outfit from going flat.
What goes with olive: cream, camel and rust for a warm mix, navy, grey and black for a cleaner contrast, and which shoes and tones combine well with it.
What goes with black: white, grey and cream, plus camel and burgundy to warm it, with notes on texture, and how to keep a rich all-black outfit alive all day.
What goes with white: navy, black and grey for a strong contrast, cream and camel to soften it, and how to keep a white outfit crisp through a long day.
What goes with grey: navy, white and black, camel for added warmth, and burgundy or blush as an accent, plus how the shade you choose changes the mood.
How to wear more colour without buying a new wardrobe: start low, keep your neutrals as a quiet frame, and bring colour closer to your face step by step.
Colour pairings that always work, from navy with camel, cream with chocolate brown, olive with rust and grey with burgundy, and why each one still holds.
How to wear colour with warm undertones: cream, camel, olive, rust and terracotta near the face, and how to check your undertone from a photo or in daylight.
How to wear colour with cool undertones: navy, grey, blue, plum and rose near the face, plus how to check your undertone from a photo in good daylight.
Two photos and the stylist reads your undertone, then builds every look around it.