Your Style with Bec

Inviting a personal stylist into your wardrobe can feel incredibly vulnerable.

Your wardrobe is personal. It holds the clothes that no longer fit, things you bought and never wore, pieces you’ve been hanging onto for years, memories and the things you wish you felt confident enough to wear.

And often, by the time a client reaches out to me, there’s a lot more wrapped up in those clothes than simply not knowing how to put an outfit together.

There can be frustration with a changing body, a loss of confidence and a feeling of disconnect from your personal style. Sometimes there’s embarrassment too.

So when I walk into your wardrobe, I’m not there to judge what you own, tell you everything you’ve been doing wrong or convince you to dress like somebody else.

I’m there to understand you. 🥰

To listen to what’s working, what isn’t, what you’re struggling with and how you actually want to feel in your clothes.

And then I bring my knowledge and experience as a stylist to help you see possibilities you might not be able to see for yourself yet.

Yes, we create outfits. We talk about fit, shape, proportion, colour and styling, but creating a space where you feel comfortable enough to explore your style and changing body is just as important to me.

That’s why I was so happy to receive such lovely feedback from Keren.
 
I had spent time with her in her wardrobe, working through her clothes and helping her navigate some of the changes she was experiencing with her body and style. So to hear that she felt calm, accepted and at ease throughout that experience means a lot to me, because that’s exactly how I want every woman I work with to feel.
 
This work that I do is incredibly personal, and if you ever invite me into your wardrobe, I want you to know that there will always be kindness, understanding and absolutely no judgement. 🩷 x

My beautiful girl is 12. 💗

There’s something about watching your daughter grow up that makes you look at yourself a little differently too.

At 12, Georgia is becoming more independent, forming her own opinions and beginning to discover more about who she is and the kind of young woman she wants to become.

And as her mum, I know she’s not only listening to the things I tell her. She’s watching me too.

She’s watching the way I speak about myself, the way I treat my body. Whether I make time for myself and wear the things I love, and whether I allow myself to keep growing and discovering who I am too.

And that matters to me more than ever.

There are so many things I hope my daughter grows up knowing.

I hope she learns to be kind, but to have boundaries too. To trust herself and what feels right for her, appreciate her body for everything it allows her to do and experience, to know that she can change her mind, find her own way and become whoever she wants to be.

And that feeling beautiful will come from knowing herself, accepting herself and feeling confident expressing who she is.

I know I won’t always get it right, but I hope that by continuing to do that work within myself, I’m showing her what it looks like to be a woman who knows herself, backs herself and continues to grow.

I think it’s also part of why I care so much about the work I do. I want women to understand themselves, appreciate their bodies and feel confident expressing themselves through what they wear.

They’re things I want for my daughter too.

Happy 12th birthday to my beautiful Georgia.

I feel incredibly lucky that I get to be your mum. 💗 x

Join us for a fun afternoon of shopping, styling and supporting a beautiful local business. 🛍️

Spots are limited and bookings are essential.

You can book your spot via the link in my bio. 🥰

August. 💗

What a beautiful, full month it’s been.

This was the month I made a conscious decision to start prioritising my health on a more serious level, putting more time and energy into my nutrition and exercise and looking after myself.

Blake and I celebrated our 17th Wedding Anniversary with a staycation in the city.

Kade turned 14, which I’m still trying to wrap my head around.

I made more time for beautiful breakfasts and lunches with dear girlfriends, something I definitely want more of.

And work was wonderfully full too.

There were Westfield styling sessions, Shop and Style sessions, Style Starter Experiences, Mix & Match sessions and an incredible photoshoot with Westfield.

I ran a corporate workshop on personal branding, met and collaborated with some beautiful small businesses, attended a fabulous Serafina event and the Brave + True spring launch, spent time visiting and supporting local boutiques along our beautiful coastline and finished the month running a Confident with Colour workshop for a lovely group of friends.

Looking back through my camera roll has made me realise just how much was packed into one month, and how grateful I am for all of it.

For my family.
For my friendships.
For my health.
For the work I get to do with my beautiful clients.
For the local businesses and women I get to connect and collaborate with.
And for yummy food shared with people I love.
More of that, please. 🥰

August, you were pretty special. 🥹

And now SPRING! 🌸🌈

I’m so ready for warmer days, spring outfits and all the goodness the next few months will bring as we head towards the end of another year. 💗 x