Your Personal Style Blueprint
A wardrobe that finally makes sense.
One quiet document: your proportions, your palette, and what to wear — so mornings stop being a guess.
Before you open the door
Fewer pieces. Better decisions.
Getting dressed should not be a negotiation. A wardrobe that has been read once — properly — answers the question before you ask it.
- Certainty
- You already know what you are wearing tomorrow.
- Ease
- Nothing on the rail argues with anything else.
- Refinement
- Fewer things, chosen once, kept for years.
- Maturity
- A style that stops changing every season.
What Miréva gives you
Personal style analysis
Your proportions, your palette, read once and written down.
Wardrobe recommendations
What to keep, what to let go, what is missing — in order.
Outfit guidance
Complete looks, head to toe, with the shops you already like.
Seasonal updates
The same proportions and palette, dressed for the season ahead.
- No account, ever
- Refundable before we begin
- Written the same day
In readers' words
This page is waiting for its first quote.
Miréva is young, and no reader has yet given written permission to publish their words. Rather than borrow a stock review or compose one, the space is left open until someone real fills it. Every document is followed by a short note asking whether it landed; when a reader agrees to be quoted, their line appears here exactly as they wrote it.
If Miréva has already written for you, one honest line helps more than five stars.
Write to us — hello@mirevastyle.comThrough the year
Your proportions stay. The clothes move.
The Blueprint settles what suits you. The Seasonal Study dresses that same reading four times a year — same silhouettes, same palette, new weather.
Spring
Lighter layers over the same line — trench, fine knit, low shoe.
Summer
The palette in linen and cotton; the waist stays exactly where it was.
Autumn
The heavier version of the same outfit: wool, boot, deeper neutral.
Winter
One long coat that keeps the silhouette instead of hiding it.
Constant all year: your proportions, your eight colours, your five rules.
Illustrative examples, photographed head to toe.
See the Seasonal StudyWhy readers return
A wardrobe is never finished.
The Blueprint settles the reading. Life keeps moving it — which is exactly what the Seasonal Study is for.
- Seasons change
- The same palette needs wool in November and linen in July.
- Careers change
- A new role asks for a different register, not a different person.
- Bodies change
- Proportions shift; the rules that flatter them shift with care.
- Lives change
- A move, a city, a climate — the wardrobe follows the days you now have.
Nothing renews without you. The Seasonal Study is chosen, four times a year, when it is useful.
See the Seasonal StudyWhat changes
The same wardrobe, read properly.
Before Miréva
- — Buying pieces that never join anything.
- — Duplicated purchases in three near-identical shades.
- — Twenty minutes lost every morning.
- — A full wardrobe and nothing to wear.
After Miréva
- — Ten pieces, in order, each earning its place.
- — Three silhouettes and eight colours, written down.
- — A decision made the night before, in one line.
- — A wardrobe with a purpose behind every hanger.
Illustrative examples from Miréva's own photography.
The same method, different lives
A study is written around the days you actually have — the climate you live in, the work you do, the body you have.
Studio architect, Lyon
Soft office days, cold mornings, a lot of walking.
Consultant, travelling weekly
One carry-on, four cities, no time to think.
Teacher, Brussels
Rain most of the year, standing all day.
Designer, Lisbon
Heat from May to October, informal studio.
Sales lead, mid-fifties
Client meetings that ask for authority, not a suit.
Working from home, Paris
Two calls on camera, then the school run.
Weekend father, Bordeaux
Market, park, lunch — comfortable but not careless.
Evenings out, warm climate
Dinners that start late and stay warm.
Illustrative examples from Miréva's own photography, not customer photographs.
Before you buy
Read the work first
A long excerpt from a delivered Style Blueprint is public — observations, palette, proportions and the ten pieces in buying order.
See a real excerptRefundable until the work begins
Full refund at any point before your personalised study starts being written. After that, one complimentary revision is included.
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Legal noticeA person answers
Questions, revisions and refunds go to hello@mirevastyle.com, and a human replies.
No account, no resale of your answers
The free outfit needs no sign-up, and your answers are never sold or passed to brands.
Privacy
A real page from the document
This is what opens after you answer: complete outfits, exact pieces, and the reason each decision works.
Claire, 34 — long torso, mostly office and dinner.
Each look is explained from head to toe.
- 01 · Work
The Monday column
Charcoal high-waisted wool trouser · Ecru fine merino crew · Unstructured blazer, one shade off black · Black pointed d'Orsay flat
The waist is the decision; everything under the jacket stays plain.
- 02 · Dinner
Eight o'clock, nothing fussy
Navy mid-calf column dress · Fine gold chain, nothing else · Black pointed d'Orsay pump · Short wool coat, belted
One long line, one metal, one heel height you can walk home in.
- 03 · Weekend
Saturday, unhurried
Straight indigo denim · Ecru cotton overshirt · White leather low-top sneaker · Camel scarf, folded once
Sneakers work here because everything above them is tailored.
- 04 · Rain
The wet Thursday
Stone cotton trench, belted · Charcoal knit dress · Black leather ankle boot · Dark leather crossbody
Dark from the knee down; the trench does the talking.
- 05 · Event
Someone else's day
Deep green silk midi · Ivory cropped jacket · Bronze pointed sling-back · Small structured clutch
One colour that isn't black, so the photographs date well.
- 06 · Everyday
Nothing planned
Taupe wide-leg trouser · Ribbed ecru tank, tucked · Tan leather belt matching the shoe · Tan loafer
The belt and the shoe agree; that alone reads as considered.
Also inside
- Your proportions, written as rules — not compliments
- Eight named colours, and where each one belongs
- Ten pieces in buying order, with price bands
- A season plan in three moves, and care notes
How it works
- 01Answer the questions below — tap what is true, about two minutes.
- 02Pay $49. Your guide is written from your answers, your saved pieces, and your preferred shops.
- 03It opens straight away, and stays in your Miréva space to reread.
Tell Miréva about you
Tap what is true. About two minutes — then pay, and your report opens.
Wardrobe
Spending register
$49
One payment. No subscription, no account.
Payment is handled securely by Stripe. Three short questions follow, then your report opens.
Read a real excerpt before you decideSee page one of the documentWhat is actually true
- 9,000+
- complete outfits composed since July 2026
- 1,200+
- style sessions finished from first question to final look
- 30 days
- to ask for a refund, no reason needed
- One person
- writes every study and answers every message
Counts come from Miréva's own records, rounded down. Numbers we do not yet have — customer quotes, repeat purchases — are simply not shown.
Three ways to work with Miréva
One studio, three depths. Each one is a document written for you — never a subscription you forget you have.
Foundation
The Style Blueprint
$49
One payment
Your proportions, palette, five rules, ten pieces in order and six complete looks. The document everything else builds on.
- — Personal style analysis
- — Wardrobe audit and gaps
- — Six head-to-toe looks
Ongoing refinement
The Seasonal Study
$59
A year, four studies
Four times a year, your same proportions and palette dressed for the season: what to add, what to put away, what to wear now.
- — Four seasonal editions
- — What to add and retire
- — New looks each season
The most personal study
Private Styling Concierge
$129
One payment, opens at once
A wardrobe audit, fit and size guidance, a shopping strategy, and three written requests answered inside your study.
- — Wardrobe audit and fit guidance
- — Shopping strategy
- — Three written requests, answered in the study
What you will receive
Your proportions
How your measurements and fit reference translate into cuts that sit right on you.
The silhouettes that work
Three shapes to return to, and the two to leave behind.
Your palette
Eight colours that agree with each other and with you.
Your five rules
The short instructions that decide a morning, written for you alone.
A read of what you already own
What to build around, what to let go, and the gaps between the two.
Ten pieces, in order
What to buy first, and what can wait a season.
A season plan, in three moves
Now, within a month, and before the season turns.
Six complete looks
Head to toe, with the shops you already prefer.
Tailoring and care notes
What to have altered, what to protect, what to stop doing.
Private Styling Concierge
A private study that knows your wardrobe, not a chat window.
The most personal way to use Miréva. Your study reads what you own, answers in writing, and stays with the decisions you are actually facing.
- Wardrobe review
- What you own, read piece by piece: keep, alter, retire.
- Fit and size guidance
- The measurements that matter, brand by brand, before you order.
- Purchase strategy
- What to buy, in what order, and what to deliberately skip.
- Personal recommendations
- Named pieces from shops you already use, at your register.
- Written guidance
- Considered answers in writing — specific to you, never generic.
- Three written requests
- Answered inside your study, whenever you need them.
$129
One payment. Your study opens immediately.
See the ConciergeFrom the report itself
“Your shoulders carry structure well, so let the jacket do the work and keep everything under it plain. The rule holds in almost every outfit you will build this season.”
An excerpt from the wardrobe study — see the preview before you decide.
See the previewOne page, annotated
One page, annotated
Taken from a real study. The margin notes say what each part is for.
Claire, 34 — long torso, shorter leg line, mostly office and dinner.
Your proportions
Your torso runs long against your leg line, so the waist is the decision that settles everything else. Trousers at the natural waist give you back four centimetres of leg; anything low-rise takes them away again. Jackets end at the hip bone, not below it.
A reading of your proportions, written as rules you can apply — not compliments.
Ten pieces, in order
01 — Straight high-waisted wool trouser, charcoal. 02 — Fine merino crew, ecru. 03 — Unstructured blazer, one shade off black. 04 — Column dress, mid-calf, navy.
A buying order, not a shopping list: nothing below line six matters until the five above it exist.
- One payment, no subscription
- Refundable until writing begins
- Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay
- Secure checkout by Stripe
What you can check
No invented testimonials here. What follows is what you can read for yourself before paying.
- Who writes it
- Miréva is a one-person studio. One person answers messages, not a form.
- What we know about you
- Your answers are used to write the report, then stay on your device. No account is created.
- The payment
- Handled by Stripe. Miréva never sees or stores your card number.
- If it does not suit you
- Refundable in full before the writing begins, and one complimentary revision is always included.
Before you decide
- Is this a subscription?
- No. One payment, one report. There is nothing to cancel and no account to create.
- How long does it take?
- The questions take about three minutes. The report is written from them and opens straight away.
- What if it does not suit me?
- A complimentary revision is included with every report. Before the writing begins, the payment is refundable in full.
- Do I need to buy anything else?
- No. The report works with the wardrobe you already own, and any shopping suggestions follow your own preferred shops.
- Can I read something first?
- Yes — a preview of the wardrobe study and the Sunday letter is open before you decide.
The letter
One thoughtful style note every Sunday.
No trends. No noise. Just practical observations that make getting dressed easier.
Read a full issue firstThe daily look stays free
Nothing behind a wall. The guide is a separate thing — a study you read once, not a lock on what you already use.