The McKnight approach

Style is read in context.

What you wear and how you present yourself are interpreted by your industry, your audience and the room. The work starts there, not with a trend.
David reviewing garments on a rack with a client

Philosophy

The sociology of style.

Clothes are a language. A navy suit means one thing in a bank, another in a startup and something else again on a stage. The same is true of how you write your bio or show up on LinkedIn.

David's work treats image and reputation as social signals: what people expect from someone in your position, what they notice, and what makes them trust you. The goal isn't to look like everyone else at your level. It's to look like the best version of you in that setting.

The method

Discover. Define. Express.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Understand you, your role, ambitions, lifestyle, current image and how you're perceived today.

  2. 02

    Define

    Develop a focused image or personal brand strategy with clear priorities.

  3. 03

    Express

    Translate the strategy into wardrobe decisions, communications, presence and brand assets.

David reviewing a fabric book

The client experience

Private, direct and efficient.

  • One advisor from first call to final debrief
  • Confidential by default
  • Sessions planned around your calendar
  • Honest recommendations, not a sales pitch
  • Clear priorities, so nothing is wasted

Let's consider what comes next.

The first step is a private conversation about your role, your priorities and whether working together makes sense.

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