Personal Stylist Lisa Gillbe
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A podcast for women all about style, image, fashion and confidence. So many women hold back with their style and lack self-confidence to wear what makes their heart sing or have never taken time to find what that is. This podcast is about getting the tips and tools to refine your wardrobe, wear what brings you joy and feel confident doing it! Tune-in and get tips on stylish outfits, decluttering, self-confidence and lots more.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Lisa Gilbey turns wardrobe uncertainty into specific outfit decisions while questioning the age rules that narrow personal style.
Lisa Gilbey treats personal style as a practical design problem, moving from wardrobe frustration to the decisions that make an outfit feel intentional.
Ten oatmeal jumpers, all-black trousers: Lisa Gilbey wants your wardrobe to explain itself.
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A practical style reset built around three style words.
Lisa Gilby makes a tidy case for starting the new year by naming the three style words that should guide a wardrobe. The strongest stretches come when she pushes back on one-size-fits-all fashion advice and asks listeners to pay attention to what feels right, what feels off, and…
Warm, practical festive style advice grounded in everyday dressing.
Lisa Gilbey treats festive dressing as a practical wardrobe question rather than a performance, moving from party outfits to elevated casual pieces and clothes that still feel composed when home life is busy.
Practical office style with enough character to feel like your own clothes.
Office dressing is treated as a balance of polish and personality, and Lisa Gilby makes the case that it does not have to be an either-or choice.
A practical wardrobe reset for listeners adjusting to major weight loss.
Lisa Gilby keeps the episode practical by starting with a real wardrobe problem after major weight loss, and that focus gives the discussion some immediate use.
A wardrobe reset that treats feeling stuck as a sign of change.
Lisa Gilby treats wardrobe mismatch as a sign of change, not failure. She keeps the focus on workwear, tailoring, and the pressure to look polished, professional, and ready to lead.
Grounded outfit advice that starts with personal style, not fashion rules.
Lisa Gilby keeps the focus on what actually gets worn: start with personal style, then build the formulas and pieces that make an outfit feel finished.
Practical wardrobe advice that links style, confidence, and everyday self-presentation.
Lisa Gilby frames style as a matter of confidence and the version of yourself you want to put forward. The discussion starts with everyday wardrobe frustration and stays practical: tailoring, body shape, colour, and the slower work of finding language for personal taste.
Personal style matters more when the body, not the rulebook, gets the final say.
Lisa Gilby argues that personal style matters more than obedience to fashion rules. Drawing on 16 years as a personal stylist and hundreds of wardrobes, she pushes back on advice that can leave people feeling judged, especially around waist-cinching and dressing for age.
A fashion historian traces clothing from military gear to Erin Brockovich's push-up bra.
Intimates talk with real-room energy.
Fashion talk with receipts, taste, and texture.
Runway judgment with group-chat voltage.
Age rules get the side-eye.
Spring has sprung.
2026 begins with a wardrobe reset.
Your wardrobe is more than clothes.
Professional does not have to mean dull.
Petite fit gets properly practical here.
Weight loss can scramble your wardrobe.
Host and personal stylist Lisa Gilby breaks down the 'three pillars of style'—body shape, color analysis, and personal style personality—arguing that the third, intangible element is the most crucial for building a confident, authentic wardrobe.
Host Lisa Gilbey answers a listener's request by sharing practical, stylish tips for busy mothers who want to look elevated while managing chaotic daily routines.
What makes an outfit feel genuinely good?
Festive dressing gets practical fast.
Too old for fashion?
Alison has changed fast, and her wardrobe has had to keep up.
A dull wardrobe can usually be rescued.
Your wardrobe can fall a step behind.
Host Lisa Gilby explains the three pillars of personal style she learned in fashion school: body shape, color analysis, and personal style personality.
Host Lisa Gilby shares practical advice for overcoming shopping anxiety and building a functional wardrobe.
In this finale episode, host Lisa Gilby shares her philosophy on personal style, arguing against generic fashion advice and fast fashion consumption.
Style rules are making clothes less fun.
Lisa Gilbey opens with a familiar wardrobe irritation: having plenty of clothes but still not knowing what to wear.
Host Lisa Gilby interviews novelist Lady T about her personal style journey and the importance of inner confidence in fashion.
Host Lisa Gilby interviews Danielle from My Circular Wardrobe about the booming pre-loved fashion market and sustainable style.
A personal stylist shares tips on finding your personal style, building a wardrobe that works, and boosting confidence through fashion.
A personal stylist shares tips on how to dress professionally and stylishly for work during hot summer months.
Personal stylist Lisa Gilby and milliner Rachel Skinner discuss summer event dressing, including hat styles and dress codes.
A personal stylist interviews another stylist about finding colors that suit your skin tone and building a personal style that boosts confidence.
Host Lisa Gilbey and fellow stylists discuss autumn fashion trends, secondhand shopping, and the confusion of following style influencers on Instagram.
Personal stylist Lisa Gilbey introduces a series on building a winning capsule wardrobe, starting with understanding your style personality.
Personal stylist Lisa Gilbey and mindset coach Teresa Klaesner discuss how mindset impacts personal style and confidence.
A personal stylist shares tips on decluttering your wardrobe to find your personal style and boost confidence.