She Bee Style
The sessions
Three sessions. You can do any of them on their own, and in any order.
Colour and style are two different pieces of work. Colour is about what happens next to your face. Style is about what your clothes are being asked to do all day. Some people want one, some want both, and nobody needs to buy them in a particular sequence.
If you are not sure which one you want, start with the free Style Chat and I’ll tell you honestly.
Start here, if you like
The Style Chat
Fifteen minutes on the phone or on video, whichever you prefer. You ask me whatever you want and I tell you straight whether any of this is right for you.
There is nothing to prepare, nothing to buy and no follow up sequence waiting for you afterwards. If the answer is that you do not need me yet, I’ll say so.
Most people book a chat because they are not sure which session they want, or because they want to know what they are walking into before they spend anything.
- Cost
- Free
- How long
- 15 minutes
- Where
- Phone or video, your choice when you book
- When
- Tuesday lunchtimes, Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings
Colour
The Colour Session
Two hours, working your colours out on you rather than from the colour of your veins or via an algorithm. I hold fabric drapes near your face and you see what happens for yourself.
I use the Absolute Colour System, which is 18 palettes of 50 colours each. It was developed in Australia, and southern hemisphere light is different enough that this matters more than it sounds.
Your swatch is a compass. It guides you rather than limits you. Those 50 colours harmonise with thousands of others, and a good part of the session is teaching you to see that for yourself.
What’s included
- Absolute Colour System Draping & Personal Swatch. A physical swatch of your 50 colours, sized to live in your handbag
- Empowered Colour Education. The principles, not a list of rules to memorise
- Style Personality Strategy. How to make the palette your own, using your dominant Style Personalities
- Your Take Home Guide. A printed booklet with your neutrals, your contrast levels, and guidance on accessories, outfits, makeup and hair
- Makeup Trial. See the difference the undertones of makeup colours make. No pressure to buy anything, though you can if you would like to
- One person
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My studio or Bendigo $330 Castlemaine, Heathcote, Kyneton, Elmore, Maryborough $390 Echuca, Kerang, Swan Hill $450 - Groups of two or three
- $280 each, in my studio or I come to you
- How long
- 2 hours. Allow 3 to 4 for a group
- Where
- The She Bee Studio in Strathfieldsaye, or I come to you
- Travel
- Already inside the price. See the bands above, or ask me for your location
Style
The Style Session
Three hours at your place, with the time and the space to do this properly. We start with an outfit you already love and work out exactly why it works, which is usually the fastest route to everything else.
From there we build the picture. What your life actually asks your clothes to do. Which lines, shapes and proportions do what you want them to. Which colours, textures and prints belong to you.
This is work on you rather than on what you own. There is nothing to sort, nothing to buy and nothing to prepare.
What’s included
- Your Ideal Visual Image, in your own words rather than mine
- Your style personality, worked out properly rather than guessed from a quiz
- Line, proportion, texture and print, and what each one does
- A marked up style page, built on you
- Your personalised Style File, on paper, in your hands before I leave
- Your style recipe: your Ideal Visual Image words and the three to five things worth sticking to
A Style Session is not a sorting or decluttering session. That is The Wardrobe Session, and it is separate.
- Launch price, until 30 September
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Bendigo and the towns around it $395 Castlemaine, Heathcote, Kyneton, Elmore, Maryborough $455 Echuca, Kerang, Swan Hill $515 - From 1 October
- $450 in Bendigo, and up from there
- How long
- 3 hours
- Where
- At your place
- Colour first?
- Not required. They work well in either order, and plenty of people do only one
Add on, whenever you’re ready
These are great follow ups that build on a Style Session. You can book at the Style Session, months later, or not at all.
The Wardrobe Session
We go through what you own with your style recipe in hand. Things get sorted, and nobody rushes you through any of it. The real work is in the outfits: building them out of what is already there, seeing what is working and what is not and why, and finding the gaps worth looking for next time you shop.
The Shopping Session
Bendigo, Melbourne, or wherever suits you. We shop with your palette if you have one, your style recipe, and your wardrobe gaps. The point is not a full bag. We try some new things, and we get you to the point where you can apply what you know on your own, confidently.
Ask me about either one and I will tell you what is involved and what it costs for you.
How it goes
Whichever session you book, the shape is the same.
- You book, and then you forget about it Everything you need arrives by email. There are one or two small things to do beforehand and neither of them takes any effort. Nothing to tidy.
- We spend the time on you Not on rules, and not on your body. We work with how colour behaves next to your own colouring, and how clothes behave on a frame. You set the line on what we talk about and you never have to explain where you put it.
- You leave with knowledge Not just in your head but in your hands, with reference guides you can come back to again and again. A few days afterwards I send one message asking how you are going, and there is nothing to buy in it.
Not sure which one?
Book a Style Chat. Fifteen minutes, free, nothing to prepare and nothing to buy. You ask whatever you want and I will tell you honestly which session suits you, or whether you need one at all.
Or read the questions page first. It covers prices, travel, what to expect and the things people worry about but do not like to ask.
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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