A Life Stylist helps people design a lifestyle that's tailored specifically to their needs, through practical tools and guidance.
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Much like when you visit a salon, you take a picture - a vision of what you want and the Hair Stylist works with you and your unique hair type to help you achieve that look, along with teaching you how to recreate and maintain it away from the salon. You then revisit them every 6-8 weeks for a refresh, or sometimes you want to change your look completely.
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A Life Stylist does just that, but with lifestyle, and whichever season you’re in or moving into, I'm here to help and support you.
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This is why I created The Tailored Life. My aim is for you to feel clear and capable at every turn, not just winging each day and hoping for the best. When you work with me, I want to see you growing, thriving and leading a life you truly love.

Hi, I 'm Bekki
A Life Stylist based in Oxfordshire, UK and someone who truly believes that taking charge of your life shouldn't require a burnout cycle or an endless checklist.
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I started this work after years of trying to balance everyday demands whilst making sure I didn't lose sight of my own needs - learning firsthand how to manage a full schedule without draining my energy. That journey showed me something essential: tools and routines are easy to find.
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What most people are actually missing isn't another productivity hack - it's a clear, manageable system that works with their unique energy patterns and season of life.
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My mission is to offer support the way it ought to be: centered entirely on your needs, built around realistic steps and free from rigid rules or pressure.
Why I'm Here...
A Little About Me...
I live with my partner Luke and our two wonderfully chill (yet surprisingly demanding) cats. When I’m not working my 9-5 or connecting with TTL members, you’ll usually find me tucked into a good book, getting lost in a creative project, or pottering around the house.
A Life Stylist who truly believes that taking charge of your life shouldn't require a burnout cycle or an endless checklist.
What the Heck is a Life Stylist?!
A Little About Me...
I live with my partner Luke and our two wonderfully chill (yet surprisingly demanding) cats. When I’m not working my 9-5 or connecting with TTL members, you’ll usually find me tucked into a good book, getting lost in a creative project, or pottering around the house.
Why I'm Here...
I started this work after years of trying to balance everyday demands whilst making sure I didn't lose sight of my own needs - learning firsthand how to manage a full schedule without draining my energy. That journey showed me something essential: tools and routines are easy to find.
What most people are actually missing isn't another productivity hack - it's a clear, manageable system that works with their unique energy patterns and season of life.
A Life Stylist helps people design a lifestyle that's tailored specifically to their needs, through practical tools and guidance.
Â
Much like when you visit a salon, you take a picture - a vision of what you want and the Hair Stylist works with you and your unique hair type to help you achieve that look, along with teaching you how to recreate and maintain it away from the salon. You then revisit them every 6-8 weeks for a refresh, or sometimes you want to change your look completely.
​
A Life Stylist does just that, but with lifestyle, and whichever season you’re in or moving into, I'm here to help and support you.
​
This is why I created The Tailored Life. My aim is for you to feel clear and capable at every turn, not just winging each day and hoping for the best. When you work with me, I want to see you growing, thriving and leading a life you truly love.
My mission is to offer support the way it ought to be: centered entirely on your needs, built around realistic steps and free from rigid rules or pressure.
If you’ve been holding off creating a lifestyle that fits you because it felt too daunting or you weren't sure where to start - I created this space for you. Let's talk.

