The Virtual Style Power Hour

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The Virtual Style Power Hour

The Power Hour is a 90-minute interactive session where we're actually in your wardrobe together, actively building and practising outfits, not just sitting and talking about it! It's like having me right there guiding you. And once we’re done you still have 7 more days of access to me for additional feedback and questions!

This focused 90-minute session + 7 days of follow-up support to help you see your wardrobe with fresh eyes and get clearer on how to make your style work for you.

This session will help you:

  • Spot what’s already working in your wardrobe

  • Understand why some outfits feel better than others

  • Get a clearer direction for your personal style

  • Create outfit combinations from what you already own

  • Walk away with a personalised session summary and clear next steps and 2

  • 7 days of follow-up support, so as you start trying outfits and putting things together differently, you can ask questions, get feedback, and keep building confidence in what you’re learning.

    The Power Hour Investment: £222

£222.00

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Real Results from Real Women

  • Styling client before. A woman taking a mirror selfie in a bedroom, dressed in a black long-sleeve top with patterned cuffs and collar, a long black skirt, wearing a gold necklace with a pendant, and holding a smartphone.

    Sarah Before:clothes were no longer fun or a source of joy.

  • Styling client after. A woman taking a mirror selfie in a fitting room. Her outfit includes a plaid blazer, plaid wide-leg pants, a graphic t-shirt, and a striped shirt underneath, with a cheeky facial expression.

    After: Clothes became fun again. But even more importantly, the outfits we were creating felt like a version of myself I’d only ever dreamt of!

  • Styling client after. A woman taking a mirror selfie, wearing a plaid blazer over a typography and cartoon shirt, a colourful, patterned skirt, and black shoes.

    I went from wanting to hide in the shadows to wanting to shout, scream and be seen.

  • Styling client before. Woman taking a selfie in a mirror, wearing a red and white striped long-sleeve shirt and dark pants, in a room with a kitchen in the background.

    Jen Before: outfits felt fine, but flat and I was feeling completely lost with my personal style.

  • Styling client after.Close-up of a person wearing black-rimmed glasses, red lipstick, a white shirt, a black pinstripe blazer, and a graphic T-shirt with Cyrillic text, standing against a white wall decorated with colourful framed artwork.

    After: I feel more confident, more aware of my personal style, and excited about getting dressed.

  • Sarah Duff Style Coach Before.Side-by-side selfies of her taking mirror photos, on the left wearing a denim shirt and burgundy pants, on the right wearing a floral top and high-waisted jeans, smiling and making a peace sign in the second photo.

    Sarah Duff (this is me!) before: I lost myself & my style confidence for years

  • Woman wearing a pink beret, pink top with polka dot ruffled sleeves, purple pleated skirt, and silver boots, taking a selfie in a mirror.

    Now: I've rebuilt my style confidence & dress to express

  • Woman taking a mirror selfie in eclectic fashion, wearing a red beret, black leather jacket, polka dot shirt, graphic t-shirt, polka dot pants with feather trim, and layered jewelry, in a living room with plants and a decorative lantern.

    And dressing feels easy and fun again!

  • M Before: Getting dressed felt stressful & frustrating. After : Getting dressed became fun again & she ditched the daily leggings uniform!

Oh, and hi, how rude of me not to have introduced myself yet!

I’m Sarah, a Holistic Personal Style Coach and Wardrobe Strategist for women over 40 who are tired of buying things they never wear and want to finally understand how to make their wardrobe work for them.

I’m not going to pretend I know exactly how you feel in your outfits or the ways they affect your confidence and presence day to day, because every woman experiences that differently.

But what I can tell you is that I love the Golden Girls more than chocolate, and I spent many years diluting myself and my style.

And let me be clear, not because I didn't love fashion or didn't want to wear outfits I loved, but because somewhere along the way, I stopped trusting my own instincts and started diluting myself in what I wore because I no longer felt fully comfortable being seen as myself.

As a result, I toned myself down in what I wore and defaulted to outfits that felt safe rather than expressive. I no longer felt fully like myself in my clothes, and getting dressed became something I overthought instead of enjoyed.

But now, in my late 40s, I understand how to dress in a way that actually reflects who I am.

I have been through a complete reinvention and identity shift, and have built up both my self-confidence and style confidence, so I wear outfits that align with who I am and do make me stand out, and help me show up the way I want to every single day. And now I help other women do the same.

Want the full story? [Read more about me here.]