Strategic wardrobe consulting and education
Your expertise deserves
to arrive with you.
You know your work. The new client across the table doesn’t know you yet. I help women in public- and client-facing roles build a wardrobe that communicates the responsibility they carry—with color, structure and personality working together. You can look credible and still look like someone with a life, opinions and a sense of fun.
How I work
Price is not strategy.
You can spend $800 on a jacket and $300 on trousers and still wonder why the outfit does nothing for you. A price tag doesn’t tell you whether the color works near your face, the cut suits your proportions or the combination makes sense for your next client meeting.
We start with the situation, then the clothes you already own. What needs to look more defined? Which color brings your face into focus? Where can a statement piece add character? A useful wardrobe comes from understanding those choices. Buy when there’s a real gap, with your budget in mind.
Your individuality belongs in the plan. Strategy gives your taste a purpose; it doesn’t require you to dress like everyone else. Clothing is one tool for making an impression, never a measure of your worth or a guarantee of someone else’s response.
Where to start
Three ways in.
The free color guide
See what changes when you compare colors in good light, on you.
Get the free guide →Personal Wardrobe Brief
Seven short sections to plan around your real situations. Your copy is emailed to you, and to me.
Start the brief →Second Set of Eyes
A 45-minute consultation on color, application and proportion, for $79.
See how it works →Meet your consultant
Tatyana Wilson,
Ed.S., SHRM-CP.
I studied image consulting directly under Sandy Dumont, founder of The Image Architect, in Virginia, and later took over the business. After COVID changed professional wardrobes, I rebranded as Light Loves Color. Today I bring that foundation together with my background in education to teach women how to make deliberate wardrobe choices for the lives and responsibilities they have now.
The story behind the work →Organizing an event or a group? See speaking and group training →