“I’ve been forty years discovering that the queen of all colours is black.” – Pierre Auguste Renoir

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

It’s commonly understood that black is not a colour.   So you can imagine how much I love Renoir’s recognition of black and the significance it holds in the colour world.

Black is one of my favourite colours.  Black can be intriguing, sophisticated and elegant.  When it comes to selecting black items for my wardrobe, I search for unique pieces and works of art.  Such as my beautifully crafted wool blend textured jacket.

A timeless black silk shirt and stunning black lace structured dress add interest and an element of distinction to my professional wardrobe.  Adorned with a pair of shiny black heels, they make great staples that can carry you from the office through to functions or events in the evening.

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Le Moulin de la Galette (1876), Renoir

“The best colour in the whole world is the one that looks good, on you” – Coco Chanel

Thursday, July 15th, 2010

Colour is the foundation of personal styling. When you understand your unique colour palette based on your characteristics and personality, and balance this both intuitively and intellectually, you will know how to create a look and style that is made just for you.

I use colour to communicate my individuality and when I wear the right colours it gives me the image of style and confidence. It plays an important part in my life not only because I am in the field of providing image advice but also because it is how I express my creativity and love of fashion.

Use colour to communicate your individuality by adding it to your life!

Your personal colours

Wardrobe Communication

Sunday, May 9th, 2010

Are you the quiet type who finds it harder to naturally promote yourself at interviews or at work? Or perhaps an overly confident extrovert who is often challenged and misunderstood?  Did you know that there are ways you can control what you communicate in the workplace through your image?  The majority of this communication is through psychology.

Clothes and colour enhance the strength of your verbal message and can say a great deal about your personality and character as well as your position of influence. Consider fabric, colour and style. For instance, red can be worn by those who want to convey assertiveness, while black can be interpreted to mean sophistication and power. In terms of fabrics, silk conveys elegance while white cotton shirts say I’m easy going, approachable and relaxed.

What are you wearing today?

Colour

Image it lasts forever

Thursday, December 3rd, 2009

With less than 4 weeks to go we can’t believe how fast Christmas is approaching, it’s now only just around the corner.  Looking to find something different for yourself or as a gift for friends and loved ones?  Then we have the ideal gift ideas for you!  Imagine giving someone special a present they’ll remember always. Make someone feel like a star with our fabulous packages or tailor something unique for them  View all our Gift Ideas and Pamper Packages Here

“Image” –  It lasts forever.

You’ll have Christmas all wrapped up with one of our personalised His or Hers image packages.   Call us today on 1300 202 209 to organise your gift or check out all our great services and gift vouchers online.

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EGAMI STYLE supports Cancer Council’s Girls Night In

Wednesday, October 21st, 2009

EGAMI STYLE were proud supporters of ‘Girls Night In’ – a campaign in its fifth year specifically designed to raise funds for women’s cancers, including breast and gynaecological cancers. EGAMI STYLE contributed by conducting personalised colour consults for each of the winners from a competition run by 92.9 at the Parmelia Hilton.  Phew - very tough to do a 90 minute consult in 10 minutes, and 12 at that!

The focus of this evening was to inspire ladies to stay in for one night, enjoy a pampering session of facials, massage and other personalised treatments and donate what they otherwise would have spent on a night out to the Cancer Council.  All funds raised by ‘Girls Night In’ went immediately towards research, education, prevention and support programs for women.

“Big thanks once again for participating at the Girls Night In party, your consultations added a special touch and it was well received by all the girls”… Sascha Arnold, Cancer Council WA.

Girls can register, or obtain additional information on the website www.girlsnightin.com.au.