Action Speaks Louder Than Words
We are immensely proud of our students and how they've used this newly gained knowledge to create unique, interchangeable wardrobes.
“Definitely the color typology was really helpful in finding alignment in colors. I think [the course] gave me a bit more language around body proportions in a way that was body neutral/ positive. That was extremely helpful too. Those skills have been really great for helping friends because I have the language to talk about proportions in a way that isn’t prescriptive.”
- Inga
“I got the course and it really changed the way I shop and dress. In the morning it takes a lot less time to get dressed, for sure! Once I was able to put everything in a pdf visual guide it was so much clearer to me. I know what clothes I have. I try not to overbuy the same things. I definitely wear most of the things in my wardrobe.”
- Emily
“When I’m going to the gym I’m putting on clothes that will support me. In the evening I might go to a concert with my husband. I want to look presentable, pretty, but I also want to be comfortable as I will be sitting. To have clothes that just support you in your activities is just amazing!”
- Danijela
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“Clothes go further than you think, in your mental health and peace. You don’t realize it until you analyze it. But then when you do it…it’s so important how we dress. We know this but we are not aware. You save time, you save money and you take care of your mental health.”
- Mariana
“Because of the course I learned what colors suit me well […] but of course I didn’t know the theory behind it. Now it’s just so easy. When I go into a store and maybe look for a top I know I can skip half the store because they’re not my colors. Sometimes I find an Item that I really like and I ask myself, does it suit my capsule? Can I actually wear it? It’s really helpful as well.”
- Margo
“When you’re younger it’s easier to wear whatever color and not notice it as much, but when you get older you start noticing the subtleties a little more. And that’s where I really got into the whole what colors work with you, what cuts work with you, and identifying what your style is. The biggest realization I had was that I’m not suited to black.”
- Christina
