Two disciplines. One wardrobe.
We’ve both spent years working with wardrobes, but from very different perspectives. Abbey brings the eye of a stylist, understanding proportion, silhouette, colour, personal style and how clothes can be worn together. Andrea brings the structure, systems and interiors to make a wardrobe function and look beautiful in real life.
Together, we realised the two naturally belong together. A beautifully styled wardrobe is only useful if you can find everything in it. An impeccably organised wardrobe is only truly successful if you know how to wear what’s inside it.
The Wardrobe Edit brings both sides together, in the same home, working on the same wardrobe, on the same day.
Abbey · Stylist
I’m a fashion stylist with a background in fashion buying, working across celebrity, red carpet, television, commercial styling and private clients. From concept and sourcing through to fittings and the final look, I work across the full styling process with a focus on creating looks that feel considered, current and true to the person wearing them.
My route into styling began in buying, where I spent years immersed in product selection, trend forecasting and the commercial side of fashion. Over time, I found myself increasingly drawn to the creative and personal side of the industry, and made the move into styling to work directly with people rather than simply with product.
That background still shapes the way I work today. I bring a commercial eye, a strong understanding of product and a genuine appreciation for how clothes work on real people - combining the creative side of styling with a practical understanding of what makes a wardrobe work.
Andrea · Organiser
I organise all spaces of a home, from kitchens and utility rooms, to bedrooms and playrooms, with a background working alongside leading home brands including Brabantia, Home Bargains, B&Q, Farrow & Ball, Dulux and The Range.
That experience shapes how I work. I know what makes a product genuinely useful rather than just pretty, and I’m passionate about interiors as much as organisation. My approach always starts with how you actually live, because a system that looks perfect but doesn’t suit your routine won’t last.
How we work
Honestly
We’ll tell you what we think, including when the answer is you should keep or let go of something.
Without judgement
Every wardrobe we open has things in it that were a mistake. Including ours.
To last
Anything we build is designed to work long-term, not just look good on the day.
