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The Holistic Personal Stylist Personal Style Coach™ | Helping women find their authentic style and rediscover the joy in dressing and themselves again.❤️ Hi, I'm Sarah. Let

I work with women over 40 — coaches, therapists, and creatives — who are ready to stop hiding and start dressing authentically, like the woman they’re here to be. If you’re ghosting your socials, dodging the camera, skipping the date, or playing small in your work, your style might be the missing piece holding you back. I help you reconnect with who you are now and build a wardrobe that reflects your next chapter. No more shrinking into forgettable outfits. Together we’ll create a style that supports your voice, your mission, and helps you show up, take up space, and move forward with confidence, so you can go after your big life goals.

If this sounds like you: “I have a wardrobe full of clothes, but I wear 20% of them 80% of the time.”I’d make a small be...
04/10/2026

If this sounds like you: “I have a wardrobe full of clothes, but I wear 20% of them 80% of the time.”

I’d make a small bet you don’t regularly set aside time to plan or experiment with your wardrobe.

Or….

you try on and off, but the results are so hit-and-miss that you end up back at the safe options.

A big part of great style is being intentional, which means having good filters for what you wear and what you buy. Without that, outfits feel meh and you end up with a wardrobe full of clothes orphans.

So here’s a tip

Every Sunday, set aside 20 to 30 minutes and pick a few things you haven’t worn in a while to wear in the week ahead. Keep some of your staples in the mix too. You don’t need a whole new selection every week.

If you have the space, put them on a rail so they’re front of mind. Trust me, we all need the visual reminder. On a busy Monday morning, you’ll reach for whatever’s easy, and that’s the 20%.

This gets easier the more you do it, as you build your styling skills and get to know your F*ck Yeah style. Both of those can be learned.

Try it today and let me know how you get on 👇

04/10/2026

If this sounds like you: “I have a wardrobe full of clothes, but I wear 20% of them 80% of the time.”

If that’s you, I’d bet you don’t regularly set aside time to plan or experiment with your wardrobe. Or you try on and off, but the results are so hit-and-miss that you end up back at the safe options.

A big part of great style is being intentional, which means having good filters for what you wear and what you buy. Without that, outfits feel meh and you end up with a wardrobe full of clothes orphans.

So here’s a tip

Every Sunday, set aside 20 to 30 minutes and pick a few things you haven’t worn in a while to wear in the week ahead. Keep some of your staples in the mix too. You don’t need a whole new selection every week.

If you have the space, put them on a rail so they’re front of mind. Trust me, we all need the visual reminder. On a busy Monday morning, you’ll reach for whatever’s easy, and that’s the 20%.

This gets easier the more you do it, as you build your styling skills and get to know your F*ck Yeah style. Both of those can be learned.

Try it today and let me know how you get on 👇

Hi I’m Sarah A Holistic Personal Stylist follow for coaching on transforming your style and mindset #.

Well, here we are again, autumn has officially started!
This means our wardrobes and style go through a transition too. ...
28/09/2026

Well, here we are again, autumn has officially started!

This means our wardrobes and style go through a transition too. Personally, I love this shift (more layering opportunities ahoy!) but I get you might be thinking more “ugh” than “yaayy.”

Because what does your autumn style even look like in 2026? Do you need to buy more things? If yes, what?

Maybe you have things you bought last year and never wore, and there’s a part of you that’s like, “I don’t want to waste more money on sh*t I don’t wear.”

Most of all, you just want to feel F*cking Fabulous without overthinking every time you get dressed, or spending money on things that add more stress to getting dressed.

I’m currently in New York, and one of the things I love most about travelling is the challenge of being as creative as I can with the contents of my suitcase. (As you can see, these trackie bottoms keep making an appearance!)

Which got me thinking.

What if the best place to start your autumn style refresh isn’t figuring out what to add? What if it’s pausing to take stock of what you have, finding what can be restyled, and working out the ACTUAL pieces that would close the gaps?

If that sounds like something you’d love, but feels like too much to figure out on your own, I’ve cleared space in my schedule to help 4 women with exactly this. It’s called The Autumn Style Refresh, a virtual 2-week styling offer.

Comment AUTUMN, and I’ll send you the details.

26/09/2026

Before you buy anything new for autumn, try experimenting with and restyling what you already have. You probably have more new and interesting autumn outfits than you realise.

In this video I’ve shown you what I did with these trousers. This is what my process with clients actually looks like. Before we add anything new, we look at what you already own and find the outfits and options hiding in there. Half the time you don’t need new, you need a different way to see what’s already yours.

I’m working with 4 women virtually for an autumn style refresh. We restyle what you already own, spot any real gaps, and get you excited to get dressed this season.

If you’re interested, comment AUTUMN below or send me a DM with the word AUTUMN.

24/09/2026

Thursday OOTD’s! (actually Wednesday’s!)

So fun hanging out with on the Upper East Side!

And even more fun getting to take part in their “here’s how we walked out the door today series!!”

How we walked out the door

Dianna ⬇️






Michelle ⬇️





Sarah ⬇️

all thrifted from Except the hat



Have a beautiful day 💋

16/09/2026

I still get the odd shop attack driven by “something’s missing” from my wardrobe… anyone else?

And sometimes the feeling is genuine signal I have a gap that needs filling.

But more often, the real gap is:

1️⃣ New ideas — which you get by experimenting with what you already have
2️⃣ Styling skills — so you can actually use your wardrobe in a way that works for you ( both of which I help my clients with!)

Because it’s not just what’s in your wardrobe.
It’s how you’re using it and I firmly believe that a lot of what you own is more versatile than you might realise!

And of course how you use your items differently probably won’t look like mine because our personal styles will be different, because personal style is… well personal!

So the point in sharing this tutorial isn’t just to show you how to create different things from shirts. It’s to demonstrate that your wardrobe is full of possibilities!

Hi thanks for being down!!

I’m Sarah a Holistic Personal Style Coach who uses style and my F**k Yeah Method, to help women break free from holding themselves back and become the version of themselves who breaks rules, takes up space, and stops shrinking for anyone. (Using what they already own!) ❤️

For a few years my go-to was yoga pants and a gym top. I was a personal trainer, so it made sense on paper, except I rea...
14/09/2026

For a few years my go-to was yoga pants and a gym top. I was a personal trainer, so it made sense on paper, except I reached for them even on the days I wasn’t training anyone. And then long after I’d stopped being a personal trainer altogether, I was still reaching for the exact same thing.

Something I hear from women (especially when navigating transitional times in life) is that “it’ll do” has slowly become the main feeling they get from their default outfits. And let’s be clear, for most women it’s not because they don’t care, but because they’re not sure what actually feels like them anymore.

So they try to find themselves and their style by scrolling, saving and shopping. But when you’re not clear on who you are right now, you end up buying pieces that are almost right or completely miss the mark. And because you’ve spent the money, you try to make them work, even when they don’t.

That’s one way you end up with a wardrobe full of “it’ll do” pieces, dressing for a version of yourself you haven’t fully figured out yet.

For me, it was a mix of things. Some confusion about what actually felt like me, a skill gap in knowing how to put it together, and something deeper too.
The sameness felt safe and familiar. It meant I didn’t have to risk being seen and getting it wrong.

So alongside learning the practical stuff- styling, proportion, what actually works- I also had to start questioning some of the stories I’d been telling myself about why I didn’t deserve to stand out.

And just so you know, the shift back to yourself isn’t a big, dramatic moment. It’s more gradual. You start noticing what you reach for, what you avoid, what feels like you and what really doesn’t. And you build from there.

If I could give you one piece of advice, if you’re in this stage, it would be this:

Press pause on shopping.

Pull out the things you do like wearing, even if it’s only one or two pieces, and ask yourself:

Why this?
Why does this feel more me?
What about this gives me even a tiny F*ck Yeah feeling?

Those answers will get you out of the “it’ll do” cycle far quicker than another haul ever will.

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