Fashion
Dressing well when you have just arrived is not about budget — it is about good decisions made in the right order.
This section helps students and newcomers build a wardrobe that survives winter, works in class and does not cost a month’s rent. Practical guides, good addresses and editorials.
- A minimal wardrobe for your first winter
- Class outfits that mix and match
- Thrift stores and end-of-season sales
- Care that makes your clothes last
Our styling packages
Four formats depending on where you are. Every package starts with a conversation: tell us what you need and we confirm the format and the price before you commit to anything.
Style Express
First opinion · 30 min
- 30-minute virtual consultation
- Assessment of your current wardrobe
- Three concrete buying priorities
- Written summary after the session
Price on request
New in Canada
First winter · students
- A full winter wardrobe plan
- Shopping list in priority order
- Recommended shops and thrift addresses
- Care advice to make pieces last
Price on request
Interview Ready
Interviews · professional settings
- Interview outfit suited to your sector
- What works in Québec, and why
- Tailoring: what to alter and where
- Two mix-and-match outfits
Price on request
Personal Shopping
In person · guided
- Guided shopping session in Montréal
- Selection prepared before we meet
- Fittings and decisions on the spot
- Follow-up after the session
Price on request
Book a styling consultation
Personalized guidance to build a wardrobe that feels like you: work wardrobe, interview, back to school or a whole new life. Tell us about your field of work and what you need — we will reply with our availability and a clear proposal.
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Back-to-school wardrobe: dressing for September in Montréal
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Editorial: what we wear when we start over
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Making your winter clothes last
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