My name is Sabria, and I'm a certified inclusive personal stylist and self-image coach.

I spent 10 years working in womenswear retail, helping women, suggesting outfits, encouraging them to try on clothes that, when they stepped out of the fitting room and stood in front of the mirror, made them feel one thing: "I look fabulous!"

I've always had a passion for fashion, and for how clothes shape our identity, boost our confidence, and improve our self-esteem and self-love.

When my mum had breast cancer, I witnessed how the illness and the treatments changed her body and her femininity. Yet, among all the professionals taking care of her, none of them helped her navigate those changes.

At that moment, I felt like I needed to do something more meaningful and was wondering how I could use my skills to help women undergoing physical changes. After some research, I found the IDRI (Institut de Relooking International) in Paris, which offered a certification in image consulting for social and medical care, launched with l'Institut Rafaël, the first European Center of Integrative Medicine. After 18 months of intense training in image consulting and its specific applications in social and medical fields, I graduated.

Today, my goal is clear: to help women navigating cancer, chronic illness, disability, or any physical change reclaim the joy of dressing up.

As someone living with endometriosis myself, I know exactly what it's like to dress a body that is sometimes sore, that changes within days — sometimes hours — and that's sometimes too drained to have the energy for what makes you feel good.

I strongly believe that the most beautiful outfits come from self-acceptance. That's why I don't work around the common rules of styling (morphology, color analysis, and so on) but instead focus on how you feel in what you wear, and how to create a style that truly represents you and fits your body.

Because in the end, there are no rules. There's only what makes you feel like yourself.

If you are navigating a body that’s changed, through illness, treatments or anything else, I’m glad you are here.