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The Wardrobe Shrink Products
E-Books, Audio Workshops and Style Guides
The Wardrobe Shrink Style Scrapbook (E-Book)
Want to know all the fashion buzz words and different styles? Interested to discover what styles work for your body shape? The Scrapbook is an illustrated guide to help you find your way through the minefield of your wardrobe and retail jargon. 100 pages of stylised hand-drawings by Sarah and descriptions of different clothing and fabrics all linked to the right body shape. A glossary of fashion terminology to help you make sense of what's in the stores. Available for download now - order your copy today.
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The 'Attract-ability' Program - Free Newsletter
Sign up for the free Dating Newsletter - a six-part program on increasing your 'attract-ability'.
The Art of Attraction E-Audio Workshop
Are you under compensating or over compensating with your dating style? Learn the mistakes that people most often make when dating and how to convey your true personal image to attract the right partner. Learn the right signals so that you get the right responses. A one-hour audio shop available via download over the web. More info...
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Your Colour Psychology
Colour has a distinct influence on how we look and how we feel. We have our own colour palette that matches with our skin tone and our personality. Learn your colour palette and colour psychology and improve your style. Take the colour test and match your skin tone and colouring to the colour wheel. Not yet released.
Where To Begin?
Advice on taking the first steps after an Image Profiling Consultation. What to do with your existing wardrobe, how to develop a capsule wardrobe and how to have a successful shopping trip.
Feminine Archetypes: Maiden, Matriarch or Seer?
Take the Feminine Type Questionnaire and learn more about your presence - that intangible quality about you that gives you a natural air of authority or fun. Learn more about the different feminine archetypes and how to express them in your personal style.
Image For Progress
Learn to dress with authority rather than be authoritarian; don't power dress but instead convey trust, accountability and competence, or approachability, openness and partnership. Your appearance accounts for 75% of that first impression so your clothes need to do the talking for you!
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