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Choosing a colour analyst is a surprisingly personal thing.You’re trusting someone to look at you closely, tell you what...
11/09/2026

Choosing a colour analyst is a surprisingly personal thing.

You’re trusting someone to look at you closely, tell you what they see and, hopefully, help you feel a little more confident in yourself and your clothes.

So before you book a colour analysis with me, there are a few things I think you should know.

I haven’t always felt great in my clothes.

I’m never going to tell you that certain colours are banned, that you have to follow your palette religiously or that you need to replace your entire wardrobe.

I really, really love colour analysis and there is a very good chance I’ll get ridiculously excited when we find a colour that makes you look amazing.

And I care a lot about giving you something genuinely useful for your money. I want you to leave with more than a season name. I want you to understand your colours, know how to use them and feel confident enough to actually wear them.

Because colour analysis should give you more options, not more rules.

Ultimately, I want you to leave feeling like you understand yourself a little better, feel more confident in your colours and have a wardrobe that feels more like you.

If that sounds like the kind of colour analysis you’ve been looking for, I’d love to work with you.

I offer one-to-one colour analysis in Cheshire,London, and in my Roadshow locations as well as online colour analysis if you’re further afield.

If you’re wondering whether colour analysis is right for you, send me a DM and tell me what you’re struggling with. I’m always happy to have a chat and point you in the right direction.

And if you’re ready to find your colours, you can book through the link in my bio.

10/09/2026

September always feels more like a fresh start to me than January.

After a summer of holidays, days out, different routines, late nights and generally keeping everyone else alive and organised, September arrives and suddenly we're thinking about ourselves again.

This is exactly why we've created Confidence from the Inside-Out.

An evening to explore the relationship between style, colour, confidence and self-perception, and how the choices we make about our appearance can influence our mood, energy, confidence and the way we show up.

why our confidence can change as life gets busier
how our identity evolves through different seasons of life
how colour can influence mood, emotion and perception
practical colour and styling insights
simple ways to use what you wear to feel more like yourself
space for questions, discussion and reflection

The aim isn't to leave with a list of things you need to change.

It's to leave with a fresh perspective on confidence, a better understanding of what makes you feel good, and perhaps a little more permission to invest in yourself.

Thursday 17 September
6.30–8.30pm
House of Make, Wilmslow
£11.50

Book via the link in my bio.

thank you so much for inviting me to be part of this series of fantastic events.

September always feels more like a fresh start to me than January.After a summer of holidays, days out, different routin...
09/09/2026

September always feels more like a fresh start to me than January.

After a summer of holidays, days out, different routines, late nights and generally keeping everyone else alive and organised, September arrives and suddenly we're thinking about ourselves again. Or worse! We don't think about ourselves. I'm proud to be partnering with to help you carve out a moment for yourself.

This is exactly why we've created Confidence from the Inside-Out.

An evening to explore the relationship between style, colour, confidence and self-perception, and how the choices we make about our appearance can influence our mood, energy, confidence and the way we show up.

Then explain what they'll actually get:

why our confidence can change as life gets busier
how our identity evolves through different seasons of life
how colour can influence mood, emotion and perception
practical colour and styling insights
simple ways to use what you wear to feel more like yourself
space for questions, discussion and reflection

The aim isn't to leave with a list of things you need to change.

It's to leave with a fresh perspective on confidence, a better understanding of what makes you feel good, and perhaps a little more permission to invest in yourself.

Thursday 17 September
6.30–8.30pm
House of Make, Wilmslow
£11.50

Book via the link in my bio

There are so many things women worry about before a colour analysis. Consultations very often start with an apology.My s...
08/09/2026

There are so many things women worry about before a colour analysis. Consultations very often start with an apology.

My skin is terrible at the moment.

My hair needs washing.

I don't know what to wear.

I'm not the size I want to be.

I only ever wear black.

I'm worried I'll hate my season.

Honestly?

I don't care about any of it.

My job isn't to judge how you arrive. It's to look at your colouring, understand what makes you you, and help you discover colours that make you feel fantastic.

And I definitely don't expect you to arrive as some perfectly polished version of yourself.

Come as you are.

Actually, that's probably the whole point.

Because colour analysis isn't about becoming someone else. It's about getting to know yourself a little better and giving yourself more options.

So swipe through for the things I really don't care about...

And the things I do.

I think September is a much better time for a reset than January.Hear me out.January arrives when it's freezing, dark, e...
07/09/2026

I think September is a much better time for a reset than January.

Hear me out.

January arrives when it's freezing, dark, everyone's skint and we're expected to suddenly become the most organised, disciplined and successful stylish version of ourselves.

September feels different. The summer has been busy. Routines have gone out of the window. We've been looking after everyone, going away, making memories and generally doing all the things.

Then September comes around and there’s finally a little more space to think.
So rather than another list of things you should improve, what if you used that space to think about how you actually want to feel?

I'm over the moon to be partnering with Mary from Centre Yourself Wellbeing as part of the September Reset Series of events. The September Reset is designed to help you pause, reconnect with yourself, and build more confidence in creating sustainable habits to underpin a healthier, balanced and more fulfilled life.

Confidence from the Inside-Out

We'll be exploring the fascinating relationship between style confidence, colour psychology and self-perception.

We'll talk about why confidence can shift as life gets busier, how our identity naturally evolves and how the choices we make about our appearance can influence the way we feel and show up in the world.

There'll be practical colour and styling advice, plenty of opportunity for questions and discussion, and some time to think about what feeling confident actually means to you.

You don't need to be interested in fashion.

You don't need to know anything about colour analysis.

And you definitely don't need to turn up with your life figured out.

Just come along for a couple of hours and do something that is entirely for you.

Thursday 17 September
6.30pm–8.30pm
House of Make, Wilmslow
£11.50 per ticket

We’d absolutely love to see you there.

Tickets are available via the link in my bio.

Boden for Cool Winter Knowing your colours can completely change the way you shop.You start looking at clothes different...
06/09/2026

Boden for Cool Winter

Knowing your colours can completely change the way you shop.

You start looking at clothes differently. You become quicker at spotting the colours that are going to bring your features to life, and you can be a little more ruthless with the things that probably aren't worth taking into the changing room.

That clarity is exactly what I want my clients to get from their colour analysis.

These edits are here to help you put it into practice without having to spend your Sunday scrolling through Boden.

This one is for my Cool Winters.

I’m considering adding a comment + link system to future edits. Would you find it useful to comment on an item and automatically receive the shopping link?

Tell me what you think!

Louise

Boden for Deep Winter One of the biggest benefits of colour analysis, in my opinion, is the clarity it gives you.When yo...
06/09/2026

Boden for Deep Winter

One of the biggest benefits of colour analysis, in my opinion, is the clarity it gives you.

When you know your colours, shopping becomes less about wondering whether something might work and more about knowing what is worth your attention.

That’s why I create these edits for my clients. I want your colour analysis to be something you can actually use when you’re shopping, getting dressed and building your wardrobe.

So, Deep Winters, I’ve been through Boden with your palette in mind.

And I’d love your opinion on something…

I’m considering adding a comment + automatic link system to these edits.

Would that be useful to you? Would you actually use it?

Let me know below.

Louise xx

Boden for Warm Spring If you’ve had your colours done, hopefully you’ve discovered that shopping becomes a little easier...
06/09/2026

Boden for Warm Spring

If you’ve had your colours done, hopefully you’ve discovered that shopping becomes a little easier when you know what you’re looking for.

There’s so much choice out there that having your own colour palette gives you a filter. Suddenly you can scroll past the things that don’t feel right and spot the ones that make you think, ooh, that could be good.

That’s why I create these edits. They’re here to help you actually use your colour analysis in everyday life.

This one is for my Warm Springs.

And I have a question for you…

Would a comment + link system make these edits more useful?

Would you use it? Let me know!

Louise xx

Boden for Bright SpringYour colour analysis should be something you use, not something that gets filed away in a drawer ...
06/09/2026

Boden for Bright Spring

Your colour analysis should be something you use, not something that gets filed away in a drawer and occasionally remembered when someone asks what season you are.

That’s why I love creating shopping edits like this.

You already have the clarity of knowing your colours. These edits are designed to help you take that knowledge into the real world and spot pieces that could work beautifully for you.

So today, I’ve been shopping Boden with my Bright Springs in mind.

I’d love your thoughts on something too. Would you like a comment + automatic link system on these edits?

You’d comment on the piece you like and get the direct shopping link.

Useful or unnecessary? Tell me below!

Louise xx

Boden for Warm AutumnThere is a reason I’m always talking about clarity when I talk about colour analysis.When you know ...
06/09/2026

Boden for Warm Autumn

There is a reason I’m always talking about clarity when I talk about colour analysis.

When you know your colours, shopping can stop feeling like one enormous guessing game.

You have a better idea of what to look for, what to leave behind and where to start when you’re faced with a website full of hundreds of options.

These edits are something I create specifically to help my clients with that. Think of them as me doing a little of the shopping homework for you.

Warm Autumns, this one is yours.

Would you find it useful if I introduced a comment + automatic link system? You’d be able to comment on an item and get the direct shopping link.

I’m considering it, so please tell me honestly whether you’d use it!

Louise xx

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