I've two credentials - clothes designer and interior designer. For a very long time I was involved in decorating store windows and stores, and clothing was my hobby. I began ordering items for myself in the atelier from 15 years back. I was addicted to the choice of items for certain kinds. Following a year, I realised there wasn't any need to use type systems, which most stylists work on. There are various systems: someplace people choose their style according to their height, weight and build, someplace they rely on colourtypes, someplace they just show their customers what they enjoy and focus on the finished images. However, this sets certain limits and doesn't allow us to work with every person. I think that people can wear all colors, only a few are much better off not placing them near their faces. Also, you can't pick up clothing based on some type of figure - the same"apple" or"pear". Everything depends upon the brand and also the shape. Occasionally people find things which are categorically forbidden by the type system to match perfectly.

 An image is something which will tell you about you without words and help you get in touch with your conversation partner more fast. This way you'll be discovered more quickly. But, of course, you must be comfortable inside. So you need to take your actions, your preferences into account. But what sort of stylistic background you prefer is"dictated" by the structure of the face: big, proportional features make it possible to love classics, little features, faces and shifting facial expressions, around eyes"send" to another style. With each new person, this is a complete layer of individual work. There simply can not be two identical solutions .