What you're looking for already exists. If it doesn't, I make it.

Secondhand, mostly. A 25 € jacket on Vinted, an archive coat off a rail in the Marais. I work the same way at both ends. In Paris I come with you. Anywhere else I do the looking and send it over. And when the thing you want isn't out there at all, I draft a pattern and make it. No shop pays me for bringing you in, so the only thing I go on is what you asked for.

3 hours, one person · plus a 20-minute call beforehand

The only one where I'm standing next to you the moment you decide. One Saturday that means Guerrisol, Emmaüs and a kilo shop with 60 € for the day. The next it's two rails in the Marais and one piece you keep for ten years. Three hours either way.
- A call first, then a route of three or four addresses picked for your brief and your budget, sent over before we meet
- Me pulling, you trying, and a straight answer in the fitting room before you've spent anything
- Your five measurements taken once and kept, so anything you book remotely afterwards is already sized
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Fully remote, anywhere · one round of changes

You get a document, not an hour of my attention. Nothing ships from me and nothing is ordered on your behalf. The work is the choosing and the checking, which is the part Vinted has never done for anybody.
- Twelve to fifteen live listings across at least three sources
- Four or five complete looks built out of them and out of what you already own
- The delivered price on every piece, so the total at the bottom is what you actually pay
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Up to six listings · answered in 48 hours · no call

The cheapest thing I do and the only one where you've done the looking. Send me up to six listings and I go through them one at a time. I never open a search bar here.
- A verdict on each one: buy it, leave it, or offer this much instead
- Whether it'll fit, in centimetres, and what it would take if it nearly does
- The delivered price rather than the sticker, so you are comparing like with like
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Pattern, toile and a fitting in Paris · four to eight weeks

The one where nothing gets found. You describe the piece, I draft the pattern, we fit a toile on you, and you end up with a garment cut for your body and nobody else's. Fashion design is what I trained in. This is that, for one person.
- A first conversation about the piece, the cloth, and what it has to survive
- A pattern drafted to your measurements, then a toile fitted on you before anything is cut
- A price agreed before I start. It depends on the cloth and the hours, so I quote it once I know both
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Open only to people I have worked with once already

I keep your measurements, your gaps and your taste for three months and watch continuously, so pieces reach you when they come up rather than when you remember to look. I also tell you what to sell off from your own wardrobe, which is usually where the budget comes from.
- A wardrobe audit: what you own, what's missing, what's dead weight
- Six batches of live pieces, one a fortnight, five to eight each with delivered prices and fit verdicts
- One Three Hours in Paris day included, whenever you are in town
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The work

Styling and shoots, mostly around the Marais.

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Nothing under 340 € needs a call first. Tell me which one you want and roughly when, and I'll come back with dates.

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