It was only after having my second child that I finally decided to chase my dreams of becoming a style coach. Becoming a mum was a dream come true but with it came the feelings of inadequacy and so I started dressing in more subdued colours to look like a real mum as if having a baby boy in my arms wasn’t real enough! With the birth of my daughter I started adding back more colour to my wardrobe but then I also needed that boost as I went through a period of what I now know was post-natal depression. 

I always loved clothes and always had a natural instinct of what suits people and what doesn’t but it was only then that I realised the power that wearing the right clothes had on me and how just by putting on a nice outfit and doing my hair and make-up could lift my mood and make me feel good and I wanted to help others feel as good as I did. So that’s when I decided to go and study at the Fashion School in Antwerp to become a colour, style and image consultant.