House of Colour Louise Valsinger

House of Colour Louise Valsinger The no.1 personal styling franchise in the world offering colour analysis and styling services. As we say at House of Colour, 'knowing is the key to glowing.'

As the world's no.1 personal styling franchise, House of Colour has over 400 global personal stylists. We are experts at helping people like you discover the colours, styles, silhouettes, accessories, and cosmetics that make you look and feel your best. At House of Colour Perth, we offer personal styling services using a science-based methodology unique to House of Colour. Our approach allows your

Colour Analysis and Style Analysis to be 100% unique to you: your skin tone, body shape, and personality. With 40 years of personal styling expertise, we help you gain confidence and make getting dressed more effortless and enjoyable.

I absolutely love this line from a client’s testimonial because it's such an ordinary little moment, but it says so much...
29/08/2026

I absolutely love this line from a client’s testimonial because it's such an ordinary little moment, but it says so much.

Before her Colour Analysis, getting dressed could mean piles of clothes on the bed and nothing feeling quite right. Now she says shopping is easier, quicker and more fun, getting dressed takes seconds and she wears everything in her wardrobe.

And her only regret……. “I only wish I'd done it sooner”.

If you'd love to feel that way about your own wardrobe, send me a message and I'll tell you more about Colour Analysis.

This might ruffle some feathers, but can we stop telling women to “hide” their tummies?I'm a stylist, so of course I bel...
28/08/2026

This might ruffle some feathers, but can we stop telling women to “hide” their tummies?

I'm a stylist, so of course I believe in using clothes to work with your body. I teach women how to create balance, understand their proportions, highlight the areas they love and gently draw attention away from the bits they'd rather weren't the main party. That's part of good styling.

What I don't love is the language we've traditionally used to describe it.

Hide your tummy. Disguise your hips. Cover your arms. Minimise your bust. Conceal your problem areas. Suddenly we're not talking about clothes anymore, we're talking about women's bodies as though they're full of flaws that need fixing.

For me, good styling is much more like the art of distraction. A little bit of magic. Rather than obsessing over how to hide the bit you don't love, we should ask ourselves, “Which parts of my body would I like to celebrate?”. Then we use colour, proportion, shape, accessories and all the other tricks in our styling toolkit to take the eye there.

Perhaps you've got fabulous legs. A gorgeous waist. A beautiful décolletage. Amazing shoulders. We draw the eye there, and everything else quietly becomes part of the whole rather than a "problem" we're desperately trying to conceal.

The technique might ultimately achieve a similar result, but while we are styling, the way we talk about our bodies matters.

If you'd like more style advice that works WITH your body rather than making you feel there's something wrong with it, give me a follow.

The Gifts of Imperfection by Brené Brown.This book really reflects so many conversations I have with women. It's not a f...
27/08/2026

The Gifts of Imperfection by Brené Brown.

This book really reflects so many conversations I have with women. It's not a fashion book and it won't tell you how to put an outfit together, but its message is about letting go of who we think we're supposed to be and embracing who we truly are.

We spend an extraordinary amount of time comparing ourselves. We think we should be slimmer, younger, more stylish, less noticeable, more polished or somehow just a little bit different from the person we already are.

One of the things I believe very strongly is that personal style shouldn't be another way of "fixing" yourself. It should be a way of expressing yourself. That's why I love the idea of letting go of some of those expectations and becoming more comfortable with the person you already are.

So, if you're looking for something thoughtful to add to your reading pile, this is one I'd recommend. And if you've read it already, I'd love to know whether you enjoyed it too.

I love beautiful clothes and I'm not against investing in something fabulous, but the idea that spending more automatica...
26/08/2026

I love beautiful clothes and I'm not against investing in something fabulous, but the idea that spending more automatically means looking better?

I don't buy it.

You can spend hundreds on a designer jacket, but if the colour drains you, the proportions are wrong and the shape fights against your natural body architecture, the price tag isn't going to save it. Meanwhile, you can find something for a tenner in a charity shop that fits beautifully and makes you look incredible. And don’t even get me started on the treasure trove that is Vinted.

A huge proportion of my own wardrobe is preloved, and some of my favourite pieces are things I've picked up for very little. What makes them work isn't what they cost. It's knowing what I'm looking for before I buy them.

That's the real value of understanding your colours and style. You can walk into a designer boutique, a high-street shop or your local charity shop and use the same knowledge. And when you do decide something is worth splashing out on, you're investing because it's brilliant for you, not because the label tells you it should be.

Great style has never been about having the biggest budget. It's about knowing yourself and what works for YOUR body and YOUR personality.
If you'd like help developing that knowledge so you can shop with much more confidence, give my page a follow or send me a message to find out more about Colour and Style Analysis.

25/08/2026

The number on the label is just that, a number.

Sizing varies enormously between brands, and squeezing yourself into the size you think you should be wearing rarely makes an outfit look better. Buy for the body you have, choose the size that gives you the best fit and then cut the label out if it bothers you!

Your clothes are supposed to fit you. You are not supposed to fit your clothes.

If you want more simple tips to help you understand what actually works for you and feel more confident in your clothes, give me a follow.

I think somewhere along the way, a lot of women stop playing with clothes. We start worrying about what's flattering, wh...
24/08/2026

I think somewhere along the way, a lot of women stop playing with clothes. We start worrying about what's flattering, what's appropriate, what goes with what and whether we're "the sort of person" who can wear something.

Before we know it, getting dressed has become terribly sensible. We reach for the same combinations, buy versions of things we already own and occasionally admire something fabulous before immediately deciding, "I could never wear that".

I think we need to bring a little bit of play back.

Last summer I had great fun wearing super colourful, slightly Mr Tumble-Esque braces with my jeans, and if you'd told me six years ago, I'd happily walk through town wearing them where everyone could see me, I'd never have believed you.

Understanding your colours and style isn't about giving you more rules to follow. For me, it's the complete opposite. Once you know what works for you, you have a brilliant foundation from which to experiment. You can try the unexpected colour combination, play with accessories, mix things differently and occasionally wear something simply because it makes you smile.

So today I'm giving you an excuse to play with your wardrobe. Try one combination you've never worn before, put on something you've been "saving for a special occasion", or wear the thing you love but usually talk yourself out of and take off before you leave the house.

And if you discover something unexpectedly fabulous, I want to hear about it!

23/08/2026

Some trends are worth spending your money on. Others can stay very happily on the hanger!

One of the things I love most about knowing my own style is that I can look at a new trend and quickly decide whether it’s something I want to explore or not. Not because I'm "too old" for it or because there are things I shouldn't wear, but simply because I understand what works for me.

That's what a Style Analysis gives you. Instead of being pulled in by whatever happens to be everywhere that season, you have your own built-in filter. Does it suit my shape and proportions? Does it fit my personality? Will I wear it? Does it feel like me?

And when the answer is yes, absolutely go for it! When it's no, you can ignore it without wondering whether you're somehow missing out.

For me, that's what personal style should give you …. more confidence to experiment, fewer expensive mistakes and a wardrobe that feels increasingly like you, rather than a collection of whatever happened to be fashionable when you went shopping.

If you'd love to discover your own style profile, send me a message and we can chat about Style Analysis at my Perth Airport studio.

My absolute House of Colour hero product this summer? The Baked Bronzer.I've been lucky enough to pick up a bit of colou...
22/08/2026

My absolute House of Colour hero product this summer? The Baked Bronzer.

I've been lucky enough to pick up a bit of colour, so most days I've kept my make-up simple: moisturiser, SPF (of course!), bronzer, blusher and a lippy. The bronzer is the bit that seals the deal for me.

It takes that natural summer glow to a whole new level, adding warmth and just enough definition without feeling like I'm wearing a full face of make-up. Quick, easy and gorgeous.
Safe to say, I LOVE it. If you fancy adding a little extra glow to your summer make-up too, I've popped a link in the comments where you can grab one for yourself.

There are lots of people following this page who probably know a little about House of Colour but don't know very much a...
21/08/2026

There are lots of people following this page who probably know a little about House of Colour but don't know very much about the woman behind it, so let me introduce myself.

I'm Louise, the owner of House of Colour Perth Airport. I'm a Spring, a huge fan of preloved fashion and someone who firmly believes clothes should be fun rather than another thing in life to get "right". And on a completely personal note, I'm also a HUGE movie fanatic, and I'll be very impressed if anyone knows where this photo was taken!

I help women who no longer recognise themselves in the mirror rediscover the colours and styles that help them feel like themselves again.

That's the sentence that sums up what I really do. Women don't usually walk through my door because they've suddenly developed an overwhelming desire to know their season or learn about body architecture. They come because something has shifted. Their body might have changed, their life might look different, or they've simply reached a point where the clothes that used to feel like them don't anymore.

My job isn't to give you a list of rules or tell you what you can and can't wear. It's to help you understand what makes you look and feel fabulous now. We might discover colours you've never considered, work out why certain clothes have always felt better than others and challenge a few things you've believed about yourself along the way, with plenty of laughter thrown in too.

If you're new here, come and say hello in the comments and tell me where you're following from. If you've been around for ages, I'd love to know how you first discovered my page. And if you are already a client of mine, tell everyone the difference knowing your best colours and style has made for you.

Today is National Daffodil Day, which seems like a perfectly good excuse to talk about one of my favourite flowers.I've ...
20/08/2026

Today is National Daffodil Day, which seems like a perfectly good excuse to talk about one of my favourite flowers.

I've always loved daffodils for their simplicity. They're not fussy or elaborate, but put a big bunch of them in a vase and that gorgeous yellow instantly makes everything feel brighter and happier.

It also makes complete sense to me now why I'm so drawn to them. Their simple, unfussy shape fits beautifully with my own style, and those lovely warm, bright yellows couldn't be more at home in my Spring colour palette. Apparently even my taste in flowers knows my House of Colour season!

I love that something as simple as a favourite flower can say a little bit about us. Some people love romantic peonies, others adore dramatic lilies or classic roses, while I'll happily take a bunch of cheerful daffodils.

What's your favourite flower? I'm curious to see whether our choices are as different as our styles.

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