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Claire, 34 — architect. Four office days, two dinners a week.
- Personal colour analysis
- Proportion analysis
- Outfit engineering
- Wardrobe audit
- Shopping priorities
- Seasonal strategy
What we noticed
You are not underdressed. You are under-finished.
Your outfits stop one decision short — no marked waist, no second texture, nothing at the wrist. That last decision is the one that reads as considered.
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Your colours
Four of your eight.
One warm neutral, worn nearest the face, changes every outfit you own.
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One outfit, explained
Wednesday: studio, then client dinner.
The high trouser does the lengthening, so nothing else has to. Ivory sits nearest the face. The camel knit is what you remove at seven — the outfit changes register without you going home.
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What to buy first
- — An ivory silk top that survives the office and reads as evening.
- — A second navy wool trouser, the one you already reach for.
- — A low slingback with a visible instep.
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Also written for you
- The one proportion mistake repeated across your wardrobe
- Ten pieces worth owning, in buying order
- What to retire, and what to keep another year
- Your season plan: what changes in October
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