Fix It. One Thing at a Time.
Denver Metro Area Color, Closet, Wardrobe and Shopping
What can we do together?
Well, what do you need most? Or better question, what annoys you most when you walk into your closet to get dressed every morning?
If you’re standing in front of a closet full of clothes that feel like someone else’s life, they probably are. You’ve changed. Your closet just hasn’t caught up yet.
Right there could be the frustration, because there’s nothing more frustrating than looking at things every morning for a life you may not live anymore and for a body you may not be happy with.
Could be too much?
Your closet is bursting at the seams, yet you still find yourself staring blankly, thinking “I have absolutely nothing to wear.”
Yes, it’s a meme now, but that doesn’t make it any less true. It’s also you furiously flipping through hangers as you’re running late and desperately trying to find what you need.
You stand there staring, opening and closing the same drawers, pulling things out and putting them back because nothing feels right and you don’t know why.
So you keep trying things on, look at yourself with that scrinchy face and throw it on the floor. You grab your same old things and mutter
“meh, good enough.” Could you feel any more bleh?
Or maybe?
There’s a special event coming up, and the thought of braving the stores makes you want to cry. Or scream. Or both.
You can’t think of anything worse than schlepping from store to store, standing naked in a dressing room and trying on clothing that you’re not even sure about.
You just need to fix the thing that’s bothering you most.
Maybe it’s color. Everyone’s talking about it. You’re curious. You want to know what actually works on your face, not a 64-color fan of choices you’ll never find on a rack, but real, usable information you can take into any store.
Maybe it’s your closet. You open it every morning and see a life you don’t live anymore. Clothes for a body you’re not at peace with, a job you left, a version of yourself you’ve outgrown. You’re not ready for a full rebuild. You just need someone to help you face it.
Maybe it’s your wardrobe. You know there’s more in there. You’re just not seeing it. You keep reaching for the same five things and ignoring the rest — and you suspect the problem isn’t what you own, it’s that you don’t know how to put it together.
Maybe it’s one specific shopping thing. You have your daughter’s wedding in six weeks, a speaking gig, or a conference where you need to mean business. That counts too.
Where we start
Color sessions are the exception. We get straight to work.
For everything else, the Style Workbook comes first. 15 pages that lay the foundation before we do anything else. It’s not busywork, this is how we make sure we’re working on the right thing, not just the presenting problem.
Then we get into it. In person. Hands on. No judgment.
Sessions are designed to fix what’s been frustrating you in small increments. Each one stands alone until we get to Personal Shopping.
I cannot shop for you unless we’ve done a Closet Edit. It’s after the edit that we get your list-the things your feel you need to complete your wardrobe. That’s what I need to scour the shops to find what you need. 😊
About donations
When we pull things from your closet, they don’t go to a big box drop-off that ships them overseas and calls it charity. I will sort as we go and drop them off personally to local nonprofits and send you the receipt. The clothes get to women in your community who actually need them.
The Sessions
Color Analysis: $349
In my studio. We find the characteristics of color and what they do specifically for you, not a rigid palette you’ll never find on a rack, but the knowledge to walk into any store and know what to reach for and what to walk past. Your best colors. And how to work around the rest.
Closet Edit: $349 / 2 hrs · $659 / 4 hrs · $869 / 6 hrs
In your home. We go through everything. What stays, what goes, and, more importantly, why you weren’t wearing what you weren’t wearing. Because if you don’t do that deep dive, you’ll shop the same way you always have and end up with the same problem in new colors.
Wardrobe Work: $349 / 2 hrs · $659 / 4 hrs · $869 / 6 hrs
In your home. We look at what you already own and figure out why you keep skipping half of it. New combinations. New eyes. Sometimes the answer isn’t buying more. It’s finally seeing what’s already there.
Personal Shopping: $349 / 2 hrs · $659 / 4 hrs
Two ways this works. If we’ve already done your closet work together, I know exactly what you have and what you’re missing. We shop for the gaps: intentionally, not emotionally. If you need something specific — a dress for your daughter’s wedding, an outfit for a big presentation — that’s a standalone. You don’t need the full history for that.
One more thing
If you get a session or two in and realize you want The Full Experience — we can do that. The door to Let’s Go is always open.
Questions?
Here are the most asked ones — if I haven’t answered yours, shoot me a message.
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Start with whatever is bothering you most when you get dressed in the morning. That’s usually the right answer. If you’re genuinely not sure, that’s what the call is for. We’ll figure it out together before you book anything.
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Book them one at a time. A lot of women start with color, then come back for their closet. Or start with wardrobe work and realize they want to shop next. You don’t have to have it all figured out upfront. And you never have to graduate to anything — Fix It is a complete option on its own.
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Please don’t. The mess is information. I want to see exactly how you live in your space — what’s shoved to the back, what’s front and center, what’s on the floor. That tells me everything.
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Most Fix It sessions are two hours. If you’ve got a bigger closet or a longer shopping trip in mind, we’ll talk about it beforehand so there are no surprises.
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No. You don’t need a plan, a clean closet, or a clear vision. You just need to know something isn’t working. That’s enough to start.
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Fix It is one thing at a time — a specific session for a specific problem. Let’s Go is the full experience: closet, wardrobe, shopping, and a 30-day check-in, all working together. If you’re in a bigger transition and want the whole thing done at once, Let’s Go is built for that. If you just need to fix one thing, you’re in the right place.