THE STYLE PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT
You spent hours sewing it... and 5 seconds realising you'll never wear it.
Spoiler: it's not a sewing fail - it's a style personality mismatch.
Made Something That Feels Like It's For Someone Else?
You’ve carefully measured. You’ve stitched with love. You’ve chosen a stunning fabric.
And yet... the finished garment just isn’t you.
If you’ve ever made something that technically fits but emotionally flops, it might be because the style doesn’t suit your style personality.
That’s what we call The Alien Effect.
You put it on. You look in the mirror.
And you feel like you're wearing someone else’s clothes.
Your Style Personality Is The Missing Pattern Piece
Knowing your body shape helps with fit.
Knowing your colour palette helps with fabric selection.
But your Style Personality? That’s what helps you feel truly at home in what you wear.
Most women have two or three style personalities that show up in different ways depending on their mood, lifestyle, or the occasion.
But translating that into what you make? That’s where it gets tricky.
You might like a design, but it doesn’t feel right. You might love a fabric, but it doesn’t fit your vibe.
You might even feel like you’re battling between different sides of your personality when choosing patterns.
That's Why We Created The...
Style Personality Assessment
It's not just a quiz. It's a translator. It's a game changer.
You’ll discover:
✔️ Your dominant, secondary and tertiary style personalities (yes, you can have multiple!)
✔️ How to translate your style personalities into actual garment features—think design lines, fabrics, prints, and finishing touches
✔️ What to avoid so you stop making beautiful garments that never leave the wardrobe
✔️ Style Personality Translator, exclusive to Style Liberation, to help you bring all sides of your style into harmony
✔️ Video course (for those that LOVE the detail)
✔️ Where to shop (or what to sew!) that reflects your unique style DNA
“Do it. It will be the best thing that you've ever done.
The insights that you'll gain about yourself will be surprising. And I don't mean surprising insofar as you didn't know that about yourself, but you won't have linked what you know about yourself with your style.
It has blown my mind how much more confident I feel now that I'm in outfits that rock every single time without having to think about it."
Cat, Impactful Presenters
Ready to GET STARTED?
$145
Meet your styling team
Fiona Keary
Every day starts in front of your wardrobe, so it should be fun and inspiring. However, I know after working with women for over 15 years, for some, it fills them with dread.
At Style Liberation, we've created five steps to help you transform your wardrobe. We help you discover your style personality, colour palette, and body architecture. We give you the tools to create outfits you love and feel amazing in.
Our clients get excited about getting dressed in the morning because they can put together a great outfit quickly and easily.
What we love the most, though, is when we work with our clients and they look at themselves in the mirror, love what they see, and feel great and confident in their own skin.
Many women believe you have to be born with this innate sense of style to put together a great outfit and create a wardrobe full of outfits they love. I'm here to tell you; you don't. If an ex-accountant who loved fashion and had no idea can now put together outfits that work and teach others to do it - you can too.
Kristi Gooden
I've been an image consultant/stylist for over 10 years, and I have to say, I think I love it more and more every single day. It's one of those jobs where I get to help clients hone and develop their authentic style, and to see that is a thrill and a privilege because then I get to see their confidence grow. They learn their style personality, body architecture, colour palette, and that comes together as their style profile.
Knowing this information allows them to cut out all the noise of the retail industry. It's life-changing stuff for our clients because women are good at being rough on themselves. And we're often holding ourselves to a completely unachievable standard.
We help clients understand that wanting to look good isn't about vanity or superficiality. It's about walking taller, being more confident socially and professionally, and allows them to be kinder to themselves. So this job, for me, really, really speaks to my feminist soul.
Lisa
"It was worth putting a little bit of time and money into myself and feeling good about myself. I just got to the point where I thought I'd do this rather than buy a whole bunch of clothes that sit in my wardrobe that I don't like."
Melanie
“I think the essence of it is that I look well, so I feel like I'm doing well. And that is confidence-boosting. I can forget about the fact that you've got an underlying illness that isn't going away. Knowing and applying the ttheory is helping my mental state so much.”
