Dubai · One-to-one styling · Opening soon

Know exactly what suits you.

A real stylist, fifteen minutes to an hour, on chat, voice or video. Booked, paid and done before you leave the house.

Join the waitlist→ I'm a stylist or designer

Colour analysisThe 30-minute occasion fixWedding week, planned

The services

Seven ways to stop guessing.

Every one of them is a live session with one stylist — not a quiz, not a bot, not a PDF someone emails you a week later.

60 minutes

Stop buying colours that fight your face.

Your stylist drapes you on video and reads your skin, hair and eyes against a full palette — then tells you which greens, which golds and which whites to never buy again.

You leave witha saved colour card you can shop from, on your phone

The colour method

Twelve seasons, three measurements.

A season is a conclusion, not a guess. Your stylist reads three things off a drape in daylight — temperature, value and chroma — and the season falls out of where those three land. Pick one to see its palette.

Warm, light to bright, clear

TemperatureCoolWarm

ValueLightDeep

ChromaSoftBright

Light Spring

Warmth carried lightly. Delicate, sunlit and clear — nothing here is heavy enough to sit on you.

Signature colourPeach

The twelve-season system, in the Sci\ART lineage. Drapes in north daylight, no phone filters, no screenshot from an app — a palette read off a compressed selfie is a palette read off the compression.

The silhouette method

Three readings, not one.

Body shape alone tells a stylist very little. We read three layers — what the tape measure says, what the bone structure says, and what the whole impression says — because a garment has to satisfy all three before it looks right on you.

Bust, waist and hip taken properly, then classified. This is the layer that decides where a seam sits and where a garment needs taking in.

HourglassBust and hip near equal, waist clearly smaller than both

Top hourglassHourglass with the bust the larger of the two

Bottom hourglassHourglass with the hip the larger of the two

SpoonHip notably wider than bust, with a defined waist above it

TriangleHip wider than bust, waist less defined

Inverted triangleShoulder and bust wider than hip

RectangleWaist less than 23 cm smaller than bust and hip

DiamondWaist the widest measurement, with narrower shoulders and hips

We work in the FFIT apparel classification for shape, David Kibbe’s image identities for line, and John Kitchener’s essences for impression. We use these frameworks; we are not affiliated with or certified by them.

The Edit