It's September. Every client's closet needs the same conversation. Here is how to have it with all of them before dinner, when their closets are already in the studio.
Every closet can show you the pieces with no wears on them. That list is the conversation, and it writes itself before you open a single drawer.
Filter to the season that's ending and it steps out of the way. The pieces are still hers and still in the closet, they're just off the shelf until they're back.
Build the looks for the months ahead from what's left. Ten is enough to rotate through a season without her reaching for the same coat every morning.
Once the looks exist, the gaps are obvious. Three pieces on her wishlist now, with a price and a link, and the season's shopping takes an hour.
Send the season as a lookbook, one per client, from one template. Every client gets the same afternoon's work in her own clothes, on her own phone.
No. The season filter changes what you see. Every piece stays in her closet, and the summer pieces are back the moment you look for them.
Wears are logged on the pieces, by you or by her, whenever an outfit gets worn. A piece with no wears is on the unworn list.
Ten is the number that gets a client through a season. Build them once, in the afternoon, and the season's lookbook is already made.
Yes. Save the layout as a template and send it to each client with her own pieces in it.
The closet, the filters, outfits and lookbooks are on every plan. Reusable lookbook templates are on Pro and Atelier.
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