Savvy clothes swapping for a cooler climate

1. Specialist in Image Management without it costing the earth

2. 2007 The Conservation Foundation
& O2 Grant Award
2007 Runners up – Women4Women
Entrepreneur of the Year Award
2008 Finalists for the Derbyshire &
Nottinghamshire Chamber Business
to the Community Category
2008 Finalists for the East Midlands
Women of Worth Best Newcoming
Business

3. We do recycle but not

enough!
Thousands of tonnes of

textiles end up in landfill
every year; 50% could be
recycled
The equivalent of 28 T-

shirts per person is
thrown away every year!

4. Textile waste is

worth £400 million
Clothing fibres do

not decompose
Greenhouse gases

emitted
Contributes to

climate change

6. The outfit our client,
Kathryn Hopkins chose
to wear when she
received her OBE from
HRH Queen Elizabeth
in October 2007 was all
second hand!
A great colour combo
for a pure Winter
Season Lady!

7. Explore new ways in

which you can help the
environment
Become more aware of

the benefits of recycling
Let one person’s trash

become your style
treasure

8. Snap up designer

and vintage gear
Pick up a stylish

new wardrobe
Enjoy the buzz of

eco-friendly
shopping in a guilt
free way

9. Eco fashion show –

attempting to use 2nd
hand clothes to show
you how to get this
coming season’s look
Style presentations to

make you roar with
laughter
Toy swap shop for kids


11. Only 20% of the UK’s

population can wear
black beautifully
Black may be

slimming, but against
the wrong skin tone, it
can make you look
deathly pale
Get our drift?


12. be sure you're

draping yourself in
the very best hues for
you!
These ladies did.....


16. Spring/Summer 2008
FASHION TRENDS

17. Purple, the next big “it” colour

Orange, a close second

Bright yellow, ink blue, tomato

red and green still strong
One piece dressing continues to

rule… dresses, dresses, dresses
Transparent fabrics

Voluminous and body conscious

silhouettes
‘80’s street wear influences

Floral footwear and handbags

Peep-toe booties

Soaring heel heights

More patent

Tribal jewelry

Clutches, clutches, clutches


18. Tough denim teamed with

sneakers in bright vibrant
shades
Skinny ties

Neon colours, sheer fabrics

but make sure your pec’s
are pert
Zips on everything

Emphasis is on SMART but

casual
Cropped trousers in light

floaty natural fabrics
Pajama bottoms are in!


20. Colourful, joyous &

feminine
Upbeat mood – gentle,

drapey, ruched &
flowing
Current trends from

Autumn 07 remain and
evolve

22. Purple in all its hues

Black & white stripes

Neons - impossibly loud

oranges, yellows, greens,
blues and pinks

24. Key fabric - sheer

Key detailing - ruched,

collars and belts
Key item - headscarf

Key garment - cocktail

dress
Key shoes - platform


26. Regal colour for the second

season running:
 Every imaginable shade
 Head to toe in block purple,
or used as an accent to spice
up an outfit
 Other jewel-like saturated
shades of pinks and blues will
reign

27. Blindingly bright and offering an

antidote to the swathes of softer
pastels
 Brilliant versions of yellows,
oranges, greens, blues and pinks
 Key items include swimwear
 If this is too bright for you,
include neons in your lip or nail
colour

28. Ruched gauzy skirts and

dresses enfolded and
merged to create
beautifully interplayed
fabrics and colours.
Complex folds are designed

to confound mass
production machines!

29. Diaphanous and delightful, - a

modern take on romantic
Fabrics are languid, floaty and

layered organza
Sophisticated and grown-up –

slightly high in the waist,
slightly full in the skirt, slightly
tinged and suffused with
colour.

30. Timeless monochrome is

updated with both horizontal
and vertical black and white
stripes
Fine silk netting are worn with

shielding to protect modesty

32. Chunky bangles, ankle-cuffs

and über-chic, ultra-large
Jackie O glasses will be
prevalent.
Shoes remain worryingly high

Cuffs, scarves, and also black

and white bags with humbug-
inspired shoes.
The oversize bag appears in

neon.
Graphic prints and metallics

also maintain their influence.

35. Spring/Summer 2008
is
bright and brazen
smart and healthy

36. Spring Summer 2008 is bright

and brazen,
Emphasis on smart casual

Neons and denim adorn jackets

Sexy and overt with body parts

on show,
The skinny tie and the hat

remain

38. Key fabric - sheer

Key detailing - neon

Key line - body-hugging

tailoring
Key garment - black &

white chalk stripe jacket
Key item - statement jeans


40. Purple in all its hues

Black & white stripes

Neons - impossibly

loud oranges, yellows,
greens, blues and pinks

42. Every imaginable shade of

purple - from lilac to plum
 Neutral grey suiting fabrics
are revived by splashes of
violet, bright lavender and
periwinkle
 Shirts, ties, trousers and
jumpers are infused with
vibrant purple

43. Tough rough denim in a rainbow

of sky colours weights
Casual jeans worn loose and

tight
Unusual use of denim in fitted

jackets and lightweight jumpers
Look for denim details on

everything, even bowties!

44. Beautifully cut and

constructed suits,
inspired by Saville Row
 Sharply tailored but
modernised
 Closely matched
colours, shiny fabrics
and immaculate
grooming

47. Specialist in Image Management

48. • 1-2-1 Personal Colour & Style Coaching
• Personal Branding & Image Re-Invention
• Confidence Building
• Leadership & Executive Development
• Career Development
• Image for Interview, Presentations, TV
• Wardrobe & Shopping Management
• Image for Exhibitions
• Colour & Trend Predictions
• Eco-clothes swapping
Giving men and women unlimited opportunity without it costing the earth

49. on-
on-line colour analysis
colour analysis
time an issue? too far to travel? stuck for
for men 1-2-1 £95.00
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for women 1-2-1 £95.00
for more information
for groups p.o.a
price basis: 11/2 hours
demon warrior £55.00
control warrior £85.00
body shape & style
for men 1-2-1 £225.00
personal shopping
for women £135.00
for men £75.00
for groups p.o.a
for women £75.00
price basis: 2 hours
price basis: per hour or part thereof +
expenses, subject to negotiation
wardrobe management
for men £75.00
make-
make-up MOT
for women £75.00
make-up lesson £40.00
price basis: per hour or part thereof + expenses,
subject to negotiation price basis: 1 hour

50. for teens wannabee a stylist?
1-2-1 £90.00 imagine having an exciting, rewarding
and high paying job showing people
price basis: 2 hours
for groups and companies how to make a fabulous
maximum 5 people £ 395.00 first impression.
maximum 3 people £ 225.00
price basis: 2 hours welcome to the world of image
consulting!
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1-2-1 £ 60.00 that you too can start earning a
groups max 10 people £120.00 lucrative income styling the nation!
price basis: 1 hour
come and talk to us about our range of
courses and early bird fee discounts!
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non-surgical image re-invention
re-
for women p.o.a

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