Personal stylist - GREAT idea for Xmas gift

By kmatharu
November 21, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted November 21, 2016

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Posted November 21, 2016

I wanted to recommend a personal stylist I've recently used for a bit of a wardrobe revamp.

If you're desperate for some advice on what to wear but don't know where to start then Claire Lopez is brilliant. She helped advise me on what to get rid of in my wardrobe (the stuff I NEVER wore!) and gave me the confidence to restock my wardrobe with clothes I'll actually wear - for years to come.

Claire has worked in fashion retail for years so has heaps of experience, will tailor her skills to your needs and is especially great if you're getting your body back post-baby and need some guidance/support/confidence with what to wear to suit your shape.

Claire also works with male clients so her shopping service or wardrobe detox could make a great Xmas gift for anyone.

Can't recommend her enough.

Here's her website if you want to get in touch: http://stylebyclairelopez.co.uk/

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