Leigh Campbell

Stylists are for rich people, very fancy people, celebrities, and the everyday person, quote unquote, why would they get a stylist?

You know, who's got that money and, you know, where are they going that matters as much?

But, you know, things are changing.

I think that's a misconception.

But do you come up against that misconception and how do you answer that?

I think red carpet celebrity or like maybe like rich banking wealthy couple or something that they're going to Santorini or something, you know, like it's not your everyday woman that might be a lawyer or a doctor or just… Or a mum.

Yes, you know, a stay-at-home mum or someone that's juggling their own business.

As a stylist, it was horrific.

Don't worry, you didn't tile your kitchen.

I tiled my kitchen with a three-week-old.

Let's not talk about it.

You shouldn't make visual decisions.

And I've got girlfriends now going through separation or divorce and that's another one.

They're like, okay, wow, like who am I now?

And this is a chance to kind of reinvent everything.

We hear, you know, gosh, stylists are expensive and then they take you shopping and you've got to spend wads of cash.

But tell me, do you go into someone's wardrobe?

Because you said you feel like everyone has their own innate personal style.

It's just uncovering it.

So is a lot of that already in there and you will utilize that further?