The Style Manager

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📍London, UK.

11/09/2026

I’ve been following Malababa for quite a while. It seems to appear every time one of the creators I follow talks about Spanish brands worth knowing, so it had been on my radar for ages.

When I was in Madrid, I actually wanted to visit the store, but I ran out of time and never managed to go.

So yes, I was very excited to finally open my first piece from the brand.

The packaging is beautiful. The card inside talks about craftsmanship, sustainability, greatness in small things and honesty. Then there is the scarf itself, made from 100 percent linen and designed and handmade in Spain.

Natural fabric, craftsmanship and a beautiful colour. Very much me.

Now comes the fun part, working out how to style it with what I already own.

Would you like to see how I style it?

Purchased by me. Not sponsored.

07/09/2026

I used to return from holidays with clothes that had never left the suitcase.

I was not bad at packing. I was packing for every possible version of the trip instead of the trip I was actually taking.

Now I consider the real plans, the weather, the shoes I will genuinely wear and how every piece works with the rest.

I still have options. I simply no longer pack fantasy ones.

Overpacking was a habit, and I learned how to stop.

Do you pack for the real holiday or every possible version of it?

03/09/2026

I rarely walk into a shop and start choosing colours at random.

My personal colour card helps me quickly compare a garment with the colours that naturally harmonise with me.

It does not need to be an exact match. It simply helps me decide whether something is worth trying on before I take it into the fitting room.

Less guessing, fewer random purchases and a wardrobe that works better together.

Follow for more practical ways to shop smarter.

03/09/2026

Colour analysis is not about deciding which colours you are allowed to wear.

It helps us see how temperature, depth and brightness interact with the face. Some colours emphasise shadows, while others make the complexion look clearer and the eyes more defined.

Follow for more real colour analysis tests.

06/07/2026

The clothes you do not wear are giving you information.

They might be telling you the colour is wrong, the fit is wrong, the lifestyle is wrong, or you simply do not know how to style them yet.

That does not mean every unworn piece has to go.

Sometimes it needs a new outfit formula.

Sometimes it needs the right layer.

Sometimes it needs tailoring.

Sometimes it belongs in a different season.

And sometimes, yes, it is ready to be sold, donated or removed.

But the point is this:

Unworn clothes are not just clutter.

They are clues.

They show you what you keep buying but do not use.

They show you what is missing.

They show you what needs styling.

They show you where your wardrobe is not supporting your real life.

That is one of the reasons I created the Wardrobe Manager.

A digital closet system to help you see what you own, track what you wear, save outfits, spot gaps and make better choices before buying more.

Because wardrobe clarity does not start with shopping.

It starts with seeing what is already there.

Join The Clarity Edit for Wardrobe Manager updates.

Small steps toward wardrobe clarity.

If packing for a hot weather trip always turns into taking too much, this one is for you.This beach getaway sudoku is a ...
29/06/2026

If packing for a hot weather trip always turns into taking too much, this one is for you.

This beach getaway sudoku is a 3 x 3 version of the formula, instead of the usual 4 x 4, because summer trips are often shorter and lighter.

With just 3 tops, 3 bottoms and 3 pairs of shoes, you can create 15 outfits by following the rows, columns, diagonal and extra arrow routes in the chart.

It is a simple way to pack lighter, get more wear from each piece, and make sure everything works together before you even leave home.

Less clutter in your suitcase.
Less random packing.
More outfits that actually make sense.

Save this for your next holiday and send it to someone who always overpacks.

If you want more wardrobe formulas like this, join The Clarity Edit.

Small steps toward wardrobe clarity.

28/06/2026

The Wardrobe Manager is for you if your wardrobe feels full, but getting dressed still feels harder than it should.

It is for you if you keep wearing the same few pieces while other clothes sit there unworn.

It is for you if you have items with tags still on, pieces you liked in the shop, but never really knew how to style at home.

The idea is simple.

You upload your wardrobe, add photos of your pieces and start organising everything in one place.

You can track what you actually wear, record outfits, plan looks for the week, create mood boards, add your colour palette and see which pieces are working hardest for you.

You can also use it to track dry cleaning, repairs, rentals, pieces to sell and pieces to declutter.

And because it tracks cost per wear, you start understanding which purchases were actually worth it and which ones were not.

So instead of guessing, you can see your wardrobe clearly.

What you wear most.

What you never wear.

What needs styling.

What needs clearing.

What gaps are actually worth shopping for.

This is why I created the Wardrobe Manager.

To help you plan, track, record, declutter, get inspired and make better decisions with the clothes you already own.

Join The Clarity Edit for launch updates.

Small steps toward wardrobe clarity.

27/06/2026

Motherhood changed the way I understand wardrobes.

Before becoming a mother, I already loved clothes, styling and helping women feel good in what they wear.

But motherhood made me understand something in a much deeper way.

Your wardrobe is not separate from your real life.

It is connected to your time, your energy, your body, your identity and your mornings.

And when life changes, it is very normal for your wardrobe to feel different too.

The clothes that used to work may not feel as easy.

The outfits that once felt natural may suddenly take too much effort.

You may feel like you have lost your style, when actually your wardrobe simply has not caught up with the woman you are now.

That is why I believe in wardrobe clarity.

Not more clothes.

Not more pressure.

Not more rules.

Just better choices, easier mornings and outfits that help you feel like yourself again.

Save this if your wardrobe has not felt like you lately.

Small steps toward wardrobe clarity.

The Full Time Mom Outfit Sudoku This one is for the days when you are doing everything.School run, errands, home tasks, ...
26/06/2026

The Full Time Mom Outfit Sudoku

This one is for the days when you are doing everything.

School run, errands, home tasks, appointments, maybe work in between, and somehow you still want to feel like yourself.

The goal is not to look perfect.

The goal is to have easy outfit formulas that make getting dressed feel less overwhelming.

For this one, the formula is:

Top
Bottom
Easy layer
Accessory

The layer gives structure.

The accessory adds intention.

The right bottom gives comfort without feeling sloppy.

And the top keeps everything easy but still put together.

This is how you create more outfits from fewer pieces.

Less random shopping.

Less decision fatigue.

More clarity in the morning.

Save this for the days you need to get dressed quickly but still want to feel like you.

And if you want more simple wardrobe formulas like this, join The Clarity Edit, my newsletter for small steps toward wardrobe clarity.

25/06/2026

This is why I don’t analyse your colours from a random selfie.

Lighting, makeup, background, hair placement and even the angle of the photo can affect what we see.

For a virtual colour analysis, I first ask for specific photos: natural light, no makeup, neutral background, hair pulled back, and the neck and chest visible.

Then I test your natural colouring step by step: undertone, metals, contrast, brightness, depth and softness.

Once I narrow the direction, I use digital T-shirt drapes to show how the colours from the palette sit close to your face.

This helps you see which shades make your skin look fresher, clearer and more harmonious, and which ones feel too heavy, too bright, too dull or disconnected.

After the analysis, we meet on a live call and I walk you through your result, your best colours and how to use them when shopping, choosing makeup and getting dressed.

Perfect if you’re not based in London or want to do it from home.

DM me VIRTUAL COLOUR and I’ll send you the details.

Small steps toward wardrobe clarity.

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