Personal Style Strategy
The foundation for everything else: a clear, written definition of how you want to be seen at work, and exactly what to wear to be seen that way.
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Corporate personal styling
Style that works as hard as you do.
One-to-one styling for executives and professionals who need their wardrobe to carry the room: wardrobe strategy, personal shopping and event styling, by Marissa Williams.
Fewer decisions before work
A wardrobe that matches your seniority
One-to-one, and entirely discreet
Services
Everything a working wardrobe needs, done with you.
Wardrobe Audit & Edit
Start with what you already own. We go through your wardrobe together, decide what still earns its place, and turn what’s left into outfits you’ll reach for.
Executive Capsule Wardrobe
A considered set of pieces that all work together, built around your role, your calendar and your dress code, so getting dressed is a decision you’ve already made.
Personal Shopping
Shopping done for you. Every piece is chosen for fit, for quality and for how it works with the rest of your wardrobe, then sent to you to try at home.
Event & Occasion Styling
For the moments where the outfit carries real weight: a keynote, a board presentation, a gala, an awards dinner, the first week in a new role.
Headshot & Photoshoot Styling
Your photograph is often the first impression. Look like yourself, at your most credible, in the pictures that follow you around.
Styling Sessions
Expert advice without a full engagement. One-off sessions for fast, practical decisions, wherever you happen to be working from.
Stylist on Retainer
An ongoing relationship for clients whose calendar never slows down. Your wardrobe stays current, and there is always someone to ask before the big day.
Workshops & Speaking
For companies, leadership programmes and professional networks: practical, engaging sessions on executive presence and dressing for the role ahead.
How it works
It starts with a conversation, not a shopping trip.
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A free 15-minute call
A short video call to make sure we’re a fit. Tell me what’s coming up and what isn’t working. You don’t need to know which service you want yet.
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Your style strategy
An in-depth consultation, then a plan built around your work, your body-confidence goals and your budget: what to keep, what to change, and what’s genuinely worth buying.
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Done, together
We turn the plan into a wardrobe (audited, shopped, tailored and styled) so getting dressed is a decision you’ve already made.
Meet Marissa
A stylist who has worked the job, too.
I’m Marissa Williams, a corporate personal stylist. I work in the corporate world myself, and I know how much of it is decided before anyone speaks.
My work is simple: find what works for you, clear out what doesn’t, and build a wardrobe that lets you walk into any room looking like you already belong at the head of the table.
More about MarissaFor the moments when how you look is part of the job.
Clients usually come to me at a turning point.
- A new role or a promotion
- A board seat, or a bigger stage
- Back in the office full time
- Always on a plane
- A closet that no longer fits the job
Before you ask.
Do we need to meet in person?
Not usually. Most of my work happens over video, and anything I source for you is delivered to your door, so wherever you work, I can work with you. In-person sessions can be arranged if you’d prefer.
Which service is right for me?
You don’t need to know before we talk. Every client starts with a free 15-minute call, and we decide together where to begin.
Do I have to buy a whole new wardrobe?
No. Most engagements start with what you already own. The aim is fewer, better pieces that work together, not more of everything.
How much does it cost?
Every engagement is scoped to you, so pricing comes after our free call rather than from a list on a page. You’ll know exactly what’s included before anything begins.
Is this confidential?
Always. What we discuss, and anything I see of your wardrobe, stays between us.
Ready to be my next corporate muse?
It starts with a free 15-minute call. Tell me what’s coming up, and we’ll find a time to talk.