Personal styling by Paula Pettit

Know what clothes suit you, and why.

See which cuts suit the natural shapes of your face and body, so you can choose clothes with clarity and confidence.

Color theory tells you which colors. The Line Theory tells you which cuts and silhouettes.

From neckline to length, clothes that work on you.

I

Necklines and earrings that suit your face.

The wrong shape near your face competes with it. The right one echoes the shapes of your features, so your face leads.

II

Tops and sleeves that sit right.

When the cut or fabric is off, a top pulls or stands away. When it's right, it falls cleanly from shoulder to waist.

III

Trousers and skirts that fall well.

When the cut is off, a waistband digs or a skirt hangs awkwardly. When it's right, the line from waist to ankle looks easy.

IV

Lengths that look intentional.

Too many stopping points, or too few, and an outfit feels slightly off. When your lengths and waistlines sit in the right places for you, it looks effortless.

Client story

Brooklyn before her Lines Analysis
Before
Brooklyn after her Lines Analysis
After
"Entering my 30s, I wanted my style to feel more refined, but tight dresses were the only thing I felt good in. Anything looser swallowed me up. Now I know how to show off my waist in an elegant way, and I've learned that fabrics like satin look amazing on me. It's still sexy, just with more class. I even rent clothes online now, something I never would have dared to do before."

Brooklyn, 34, 5'3", Tampa, FL

Three ways clothes can guide the eye.

Continue

Look longer and smoother.

Three outfits, each with one long unbroken vertical line from shoulder to shoe, marked by a single downward arrow.

The eye keeps moving from one piece to the next, with nothing to stop it.

Break

Define the areas you love.

Three outfits with horizontal bars marking clear stops at the waist and hem.

A clear stop, like a belt or a hem, defines an area or draws the eye there.

Redirect

Move attention where you want it.

Three outfits with curved arrows following seams and pattern, leading the eye in a new direction.

A stronger line, like a seam or a pattern, leads the eye somewhere new.

Inside your report

Clear answers on what to wear, made for you.

01

What you walk away with

A personal report that shows exactly which cuts, shapes and silhouettes suit you, and why. You'll know what to reach for, what to skip and how to get more out of the clothes you already own.

02

Your Line Map

Your face, body and proportions, with the cuts and shapes that suit each.

03

Your Outfit Review

Why your favorite outfits work, and simple tweaks for the ones that feel off.

04

Your Styling Strategy

Your plan for what to show off, what to soften, and how.

05

Your Garment Guide

Your go-to cuts across necklines, sleeves, tops, trousers, skirts, dresses, jackets, shoes, jewelry and fabric, based on your Lines and your style.

06

Eight Power Formulas

Repeatable outfit structures you can rebuild with what you own.

07

Shop Your Lines

A clear shopping list, so every new piece earns its place.

Begin

Know which clothes suit you before you try them on.

Questions? Get in touch