I first came across House of Colour as a result of being turned down for a job. I was well qualified for the job, had given a good interview and was turned down because, the panel thought, I appeared "too boring".

I couldn't understand it: they wanted a chartered accountant!

Now I knew I wasn't boring, so obviously I was giving the wrong impression. Accordingly I took myself off to my nearest image consultant (Kaye Ure - Kensington) and discovered some fascinating things. I found out that the colours I had been wearing drained me. The styles I had been wearing diminished me and my long hair drowned me when left loose or, when put up in a "sophisticated" knot for work, made me look very like the popular idea of a librarian.

No wonder the interview panel judged me boring.

The impact the change in my wardrobe and hairstyle had was amazing. I would never had believed I could look this good, or feel this confident. I am now delighted to be a House of Colour Consultant myself.

My commitment is to help men and women to find this confidence for themselves. The good news is that everyone is much more attractive than they think they are. It is only a question of discovering the colours and styles that suit them. I see the colour and image classes as a part of our personal self-development journey. Part of it involves finding out what is inside and putting it on the outside, so we are telling the truth about ourselves. For me that meant putting a lot more fun into my wardrobe - even for work, and acknowledging my femininity. For you it might mean letting out the powerful tiger(ess), or the adventurer, or the siren. It can all be done in a perfectly appropriate way whatever the occasion; work, casual or pulling out all the stops party time.

Please give me a call or contact me by e-mail/snail mail if you would like some more information.