Colour, hair, makeup and the way we feel when we enter a room all play a part. Over the years, I’ve had the pleasure of exploring these ideas in different settings across Milan: from a private experience at Palazzo Parigi to a Pinterest event, my former design school and conversations on the Zay Sheen Webisodes.
Each experience has strengthened something I believe about personal styling: good guidance should help people understand themselves better, then make that knowledge useful in everyday life.
A private colour experience at Palazzo Parigi
At Palazzo Parigi, I joined six fellow colour analysts for a private group experience. We guided clients in discovering the colours that work for them, with attention to hair and makeup as well.
It was a lovely setting for sharing what colour analysis can do. The right shades can bring clarity to a wardrobe, but the real value is learning how to use them: what to look for when shopping, how to combine colours and how to make choices that feel like you.
Collaborating with Portrait
I’m also collaborating with Portrait in Milan. I value opportunities to bring thoughtful image and styling guidance into considered settings, and I’m glad to be working with the Portrait team.
Pinterest’s Creativity 4 Better event
In October 2025, I was the Pinterest activation face at the Creativity 4 Better event. I offered colour analysis to event participants, helping them explore the colours that might inspire their personal style.
It was a special opportunity to bring colour analysis into a creative, public setting. The experience reminded me how personal style can start with a small point of discovery: a colour someone has never tried, a combination they hadn’t considered, or a new way of seeing themselves.
Returning to BDI as a tutor
BDI was part of my own education. I studied fashion, design and styling there, and in 2023 I returned as a temporary tutor for new students.
Being back in a school environment brought my journey full circle. It also gave me the chance to share practical knowledge with students beginning their own paths in fashion and styling.
A conversation on the Zay Sheen Webisodes
I was delighted to join the Zay Sheen Webisodes for a conversation about my work and perspective. You can watch the episode here on YouTube.
Personal styling that starts with the person
These experiences may have taken place in different settings, but they connect to the same purpose: helping people understand the relationship between how they look and how they want to feel and be seen.
In my private styling and colour analysis work in Milan, we start with the person—their preferences, lifestyle and the situations they dress for. From there, we build practical guidance they can return to, whether they’re choosing colours, refining their wardrobe or preparing for a new chapter.
If you’re looking for a personal stylist in Milan or want to explore colour analysis, you can learn more about working with me.