How to Reinvent Your Style as a Mum - Fashion Tips with an Expert
What They Don’t Tell You (but we will!)Show Notes
Today, we're talking about something that definitely doesn't get spoken about enough — What They Don’t Tell You About… Style, Identity and Dressing After Kids. We're joined by celebrity stylist and mum-of-two Tatiana de Normann, who shares her expert tips on how to feel good in your clothes again — no matter your shape, size or budget.
In this episode, we chat about:
Why so many mums feel lost in their style — and how to get out of the black leggings rut
The truth about body changes no one warns you about
Staple pieces worth investing in
Why black isn’t always slimming
Nursing wear, “mum tum” hacks, and how to elevate a comfy outfit
Whether you're postpartum, perimenopausal, or just stuck in a fashion funk, Tatiana’s advice is warm, empowering and relatable.
Follow her on Instagram at @tatiana_londonstylist and reach out if you want help rediscovering your style.
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