Getting dressed should be fun

Let’s make it that way again.

· FIONA HUNTINGFORD · PERSONAL SHOPPER & STYLIST · LONDON

You don’t need more clothes.

You need the right ones.

LOOKING FOR A STYLIST?

Your wardrobe is full, but somehow it’s all feeling a bit flat. The same few pieces are on repeat, and an invitation brings more wardrobe panic than excitement. You want clothes that make everyday dressing feel better - and going out something to look forward to.

Maybe life has changed. A new job, a different body after having children, a wardrobe that no longer feels like you. Or perhaps you’re simply so busy that shopping, and working out what goes with what, has fallen to the bottom of the list.

Or maybe nothing dramatic has happened at all. You just want to feel more pulled together, have more options and enjoy getting dressed again.

That’s where I come in.

For me, it’s always been about the difference it makes. After shopping with hundreds of women over the years, I still love seeing that little shift in confidence when someone feels really good in what they’re wearing.

HOW I CAN HELP. You don’t need to know what’s missing. That’s my job.

My name is Fiona Huntingford, I’m a Personal Shopper & Personal Stylist, and I’ve worked in the fashion industry for over 25 years - launching Style Struck in 2006.

I’ll help you find the pieces that make everything else work harder. The pieces that pull an outfit together, give you more options and make getting dressed more fun. Or, if you need to, I’ll help you start again.

First, I want to see what you’ve already got.

Every Style Struck service starts with an online wardrobe consultation.

Grab a coffee and show me your wardrobe, and we’ll work out what you really need.

Services

Why work with me?

I’m a northern girl who’s been in London for almost 25 years. I’m down-to-earth, approachable and honest in my advice - if something isn’t working, I’ll tell you, and I’ll explain why.

I have an instinctive eye for colour, print, proportion and fit. I see how pieces work together - the unexpected colour that suddenly makes an outfit, the print that brings everything to life, or the one piece that can kill it in an instant. I’ve always seen clothes that way.

My career in fashion began in Chester in 1998, before bringing me to London in 2002. I didn’t learn to style on a course; I learnt by doing it - through years of buying, wholesale and personal styling, working with hundreds of women and seeing first-hand what works on different bodies, personalities and lives.

But for me, it’s never just been about the clothes - it’s about how they can make you feel and lift your day.

For some people what they wear simply isn’t that important - and that’s absolutely fine. But for others, getting dressed can be one small part of the day that is in their control. Walking into a meeting with a little more confidence because you know the dress looks good. Putting on a great jacket and suddenly feeling more pulled together. Wearing things with intention, rather than simply because they were hanging on the back of the chair.

It’s those small things - a colour that lifts you, the right shoes, the accessories that make the outfit - that can change not only how you look, but how you feel.

Over the years I’ve shopped with everyone from footballers’ wives and members of the Saudi Royal Family to stay at home mums, sick of wearing the same long grey cardigans and leggings - covering the High Street to Harrods, and budgets from £100 to £100,000 - I’m equally comfortable with all of it. Great style isn’t about the price tag - it’s about finding what works for you within your budget.

Style can be learnt. But I believe a real eye for it is instinctive - and after all these years, I still love the moment when I see exactly what will make an outfit work.

One of my favourite memories is a client who asked me to create a Hero Edit for his wife, who was struggling with her changing body during pregnancy. He wanted to give her a boost. He loved the finished work so much that he had the whole thing professionally printed and bound for her. That has always stayed with me, because that’s exactly what I want clothes to do - give someone a little bit of themselves back.

Not sure where to start?

Let’s figure out what would work for you.

We’ll talk through what you’re looking for, which service might suit you best and, importantly, whether I’m the right stylist and personal shopper for you.