Is your wardrobe holding you back….?
If your wardrobe doesn’t work for you, life can be frustrating; but with the right clothes and accessories your confidence and self-esteem will soar. A great wardrobe does not happen by accident: you need to plan, manage and organise your clothes so that they are right for your lifestyle, career, body and personality and it is sooo much easier to do this with help from an expert.
So whether you are looking for an image overall, a wardrobe update, to dress a new body shape or to boost your confidence when looking for a new job or new relationship – you are in the right place!
I’m Gail Morgan and I simplify the art of getting dressed.
I work one to one with busy professionals who know that they need to present themselves in a certain way BUT are overwhelmed by the variety of clothing options and retailers out there. By streamlining your clothing options I can bring calm and order into your life.
I am a Master Image Consultant and Personal Stylist so I can see the potential in any wardrobe!
AND don’t worry I am not going to turn you into a fashionista! I share simple, practical advice and guidance so that you feel comfortable in your clothes and look effortlessly stylish.
If your wardrobe is holding you back…. I’m here to help!

Do you long for a simple wardrobe?
An easy selection of stylish clothes that magically work together, suit you and are relevant for your lifestyle? Imagine the relief and calm that happens when you have an organised and co-ordinated wardrobe – one less decision to make in the morning and the confidence to face your day with grace and ease.
It doesn’t need to be complicated and it is my mission to find clothes and accessories that you love so that getting dressed is easy.
Whether we like it or not people do judge us on the way that we look. Therefore it is important to look authentic and stylish, as well as feeling comfortable and confident in our clothes.
Let’s get started….
For her
You are busy – juggling everything life throws at you and although you have clothes in your wardrobe, you still have nothing to wear. You know you want to look a certain way but what to do and how to start….
For him
You are successful in your life and career, but you know that your wardrobe is letting you down. You want to look stylish and confident – getting dressed in the morning should be a lot easier than it currently is….
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