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Get an outfit idea one easy step at a time.

Start with four quick questions. You will get a shape, color, and outfit plan. You can also open the full guide to learn more.

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QUICK OUTFIT GUIDE

Build a starting point in four easy steps.

Pick what feels closest to you. You can change your answers or open the full guide at any time.

1Goal

2Shape

3Color

4Plans

STEP 1 OF 4

What do you want your outfit to do?

Choose the result that matters most today.

01 / COLOR PLACEMENT

Same body. Different focus.

A lighter bottom draws more attention below the waist.

Light colors, bright colors, shine, strong contrast, and larger areas draw more attention. Try the effect on the client. It is not a rule for everyone.

02 / YOUR GUIDE

Choose the shape that looks most like you.

This is a starting point, not a label. Pick the shape that best matches how your clothes fit. Then choose what you want the outfit to do.

BODY SHAPE GUIDE · ILLUSTRATION

Compare the widthsGuide only—not inches

Shoulder

Waist

Hip

Waist positionMiddle

YOUR STARTING POINT

Rectangle × Create curve

Your shoulders and hips look about the same width. Your waist has less curve.

WHAT CHANGES WHEN YOU CHOOSE A BODY TYPEThe shoulders and hips stay almost even.

The waist points move in only a little. This creates a straighter outer line.

Show the waist. Then add some shape above or below it to create more curve.

For this goal: Show the waist, and then add shape just above or below it. Try a wrap top, peplum, A-line skirt, pleats, or wide-leg pants.

Keep in mind: The same amount of fullness from shoulder to hem can hide your waist.

Three outfit ideas to try

Illustration + outfit photo

Curved tailoring

Shaped jacket + high-rise wide-leg pants

The jacket shapes the waist. Wide-leg pants add soft shape below it.

Soft hourglass

Wrap top + A-line midi skirt

The wrap top shows the waist. The skirt flows out from it.

Modern curve

Cropped knit + pleated pants

The shorter top raises the waistline. Pleats add shape at the hips.

The photos show how the idea may look in real clothes. Use them for ideas, not as strict rules.

03 / COLOR HARMONY

Start with the color you want to wear.

Click any part of the wheel. The outer ring has bright colors. The middle ring has light colors. The inner ring has deep colors such as brown, olive, navy, and burgundy.

Choose the color you want to wear

Redselected

Looking for nude or brown? Click the middle or inner ring near orange or yellow-orange.

Clear / bright · Red family

The outer ring shows the brightest version of each color. Red, yellow, and blue are primary colors. They are the starting colors on this wheel.

Choose how the colors should work together. Click Complementary for strong contrast, Analogous for nearby colors that blend, or Triadic for three colors spaced around the wheel. The outfit and color list will update after you click.

Interactive harmony example

Boldest contrast

Red + Complementary

Complementary colors sit across from each other on the wheel. They make each other stand out.

TopRed

PantsGreen

ShoesCognac leather

HOW TO WEAR IT

The top uses your selected color. The pants use the color directly across from it. Cognac leather shoes stay neutral.

FOR YOUR RECTANGLE BODY SHAPE

Use the main color to show the waist. Add another color and some shape above or below it.

The top, pants, and belt or accent use colors from the harmony. Her cognac leather shoes, skin, hair, and the background stay natural.

04 / WORK TOGETHER

Turn the clothes you own into outfits you can wear.

Personal help with the clothes already in your closet

I review your clothing and accessories, create complete outfits, and show you what may be missing.

AVAILABLE SERVICE

Closet Outfit Creation

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I create ready-to-wear outfits using clothing and accessories you already own. If a key piece is missing, I explain what is needed to complete the look.

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CLOSET OUTFIT CONSULTATION

Tell me what you need from your wardrobe.

This consultation is only for creating outfits from clothing and accessories you already own. I will email you with available times and next steps.

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05 / HOW TO TEST A LOOK

Goal → choice → placement → test.

The best advice is easy to repeat. Take photos of two looks from the same place. Change one thing at a time. Keep the choice that feels best to you.

01Choose your goal
Do you want more shape, length, structure, softness, or ease?
02Change one thing
Try a different line, color, shape, texture, fabric, or detail.
03Place it with purpose
Decide where you want the eye to look first.
04Try it on
Check the fit, comfort, movement, and how you feel.