The Style Chat
Fifteen minutes, on the phone or on video, whichever you prefer. You ask me whatever you want.
Most people book one because they are not sure which session they need or whether they need one at all. That is exactly what it is for. Tell me what is frustrating you about getting dressed and I will tell you honestly what would help, including when the answer is nothing I sell.
Nothing to prepare, nothing to buy and no follow up sequence waiting for you afterwards.
That last one comes up often. It is a perfectly good reason to book fifteen minutes rather than three hundred and thirty dollars.
There is a lunchtime slot, an evening slot and a Saturday morning slot each week. A chat needs no daylight, unlike a Colour Session, so these sit deliberately outside the hours most people are at work.
Pick a time below and say whether you would rather talk on the phone or on video. There is no right answer and plenty of people choose the phone.
Write to [email protected] and tell me roughly when you are free. I would much rather find you a time than lose you to a calendar.
A confirmation email arrives straight away with the time in it. If you chose video, your link comes in a second email, separately, so it is easy to find on the day.
You will get one reminder the day before. That is the lot.
You do not need to have thought about it beforehand, made a list or worked out what you want. Turning up with "I do not really know where to start" is a completely normal way to begin.
Reschedule or cancel from the link in your confirmation email, any time. It is fifteen free minutes and there is no penalty for moving it.
Booking a chat does not put you on my email list. If you want to hear from me afterwards there is a link at the bottom of the follow up email. Whether you use it is entirely up to you.
You do not need a chat first. The sessions are all here, and the questions page covers prices, travel and what is included.
I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which I live and work, the Dja Dja Wurrung people, and the many other First Nations communities whose Country I may visit or speak about through my work.
I pay my deep respects to Elders past and present, and I honour the continuing stories, knowledge systems, and creative practices that have shaped these lands for tens of thousands of years.
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