04/09/2026
I’m a Personal Stylist… and even I had no idea what to wear after having a baby!
When I had Rudi, I remember opening my wardrobe and just staring.
I had plenty of clothes, but somehow nothing felt quite right.
My body had changed. My lifestyle had changed. My priorities had changed.
And I think I’d underestimated how much those changes would affect the way I felt about myself and the way I dressed.
One thing I wish I had discovered sooner was the power of colour.
Because colour isn’t just about whether you like a particular shade.
The right colours can brighten your complexion, make your eyes pop, help you look more rested and give you that little boost of confidence when you look in the mirror.
And when you’re a new mum and probably haven’t had five minutes to yourself, that little boost can mean a lot!
So I’m incredibly excited to be joining Walking Mums Cheshire’s Mum’s Reset Event for the first time this September.
I’ll be there representing Stylelust by Dawn, with a particular focus on Personal Colour Analysis.
I’ll be helping mums understand which colours naturally complement them and chatting about how you can use colour to make getting dressed easier and help you feel more confident.
There will also be another stylist at the event, so whilst colour will definitely be my speciality, I’m very happy to chat about all things style, wardrobes and finding your confidence again too.
Because my approach isn’t about telling you that you need a whole new wardrobe.
It’s about helping you understand what works for you.
And sometimes, discovering your colours can be a surprisingly simple first step towards feeling a little more like yourself again.
I’m really looking forward to meeting all the mums, having some lovely conversations and being part of an event that is all about helping mums take a little time for themselves.
Thank you to Walking Mums Cheshire for inviting me and for the lovely introduction on your Instagram stories. I can’t wait!
Thursday 17th September | 10am–11.30am
Bents Garden & Home, Glazebury
If you’re coming along, come and find me — I’d love to chat colour with you!