Power Dressing & Androgynous Style Styling

Power dressing isn't just about wearing a suit; it’s about the precise tailoring that gives you that 'boss' energy. Whether it’s a blazer dress or wide-leg trousers, we focus on the structure—like getting the shoulder pads and waistline perfect—so you feel completely at ease while owning the room.

When I style a power look, it’s all about creating a silhouette that feels like armor—but make it fashion. Take the plaid suit we did for Mrunal Thakur at the Melbourne Film Festival; the goal was to mix sharp, masculine tailoring with sleek hair and gloves. It wasn't just a suit; it was a statement. For the pink blazer dress we did for Huma Qureshi, we kept the cutouts to add a feminine edge, balancing the structure of the blazer. It’s absolutely fireee when the proportions are just right.

My process starts with finding the right structure for your body type. We hunt for fabrics that hold shape, whether it’s a crisp cotton blend or a structured wool. We’ll look at how the trousers fall and where the jacket cinches. It’s about more than just the clothes; it’s about the attitude you bring when you walk in. If you want to command attention at a press conference or a high-stakes meeting, this is the vibe we build. We play with contrasts—like pairing heavy blazers with delicate accessories—to keep it fresh and authentic to you.