Due to the recent health scare, I will take all necessary precautions to keep us safe. During our sessions, I use hand gel, wear a mask or shield and bring my own refreshments. If you are interested in working with me but need to be flexible due to health, let's chat about alternatives.

Ideally we work near your wardrobes and drawers in the bedroom or spare room, somewhere you feel comfortable that we can spread outfits out and make a creative space. A full length mirror nearby is ideal, but let me know if you haven't got one and I will bring one along.

Wear something loose and comfy as you will need to try on lots of outfits – some people like to change in another room or wear tights, but normally after a few changes you get used to me being there.

A glass of water for both of us would be ideal, and often, during our session, we will pause which if a good time for a hot drink. This is a good time to reflect what we had achieved and the next step.

Please don’t feel you need to sort out items before we start because there are often little gems lurking that you may have forgotten about. I also live in the real world of keeping hold of things I no longer need, so we can work through this together, just make sure things are accessible.

Yes, if you usually do. Wear your normal day make-up and we can discuss evening make-up looks as we go along.

Yes, I take simple snap shots of outfits we make that I email to you a day or so after our session. Often they are just of the clothes and don’t include head shots as I find clients sometimes focus on their expressions not the clothes. These are great reminders of what goes with what, and when to wear them.

Yes, if they are in great condition I take them to the local dress agencies so you can earn 50% of their re sale value. High end garments can be sold through online sites, like Vestiaire Collective, which we can discuss during the session I can also take unwanted clothes away which I sell through a house clearance company who give a percentage to the charity, Samson Centre for Multiple Sclerosis based in Guildford.