Red Leopard

Blazer number one: fine. Not right, just fine.

The second one — the pinstripe, double-breasted — changes something immediately.

Manina points out why: it's not really about the jacket, it's about where it hits relative to her leg break. Same logic we talked about in the pattern series — proportions don't change, so once you know where yours actually fall, everything gets easier to judge in real time.

This is what a real session looks like. Not one outfit, one verdict — a dozen small adjustments until something clicks.


Did you know there was so much involved?

At Red Leopard, our 'why' is simple: we don't just transform how people look—we transform how they feel.

​When you step into your true palette, you gain more than a wardrobe; you unlock confidence, feel more powerful, and project effortless credibility in everything you do. That’s the real magic of colour analysis. ✨

​Ready to step into your most confident self? Book a consultation or send us a DM! 🐆

My personal transformation story. ✨

​Swipe back to 2019 when I turned up for my interview at Red Leopard in a cornflower blue shirt—thinking I’d nailed it because it matched my eyes!

What I didn’t realise was how much it was washing me out.

​Colour analysis isn’t just about being handed a palette and sent on your way; it’s the beginning of truly understanding yourself, gaining permission to experiment, and having fun with style.

​With our next training week starting today, it felt like the right moment to share where I started vs. where I am now.

​Thinking about training with us or taking the leap into colour consultancy? Send us a DM! 📩

Are you ready to get certified and open up your career opportunities?
Do you want to work in TV, Theatre or with Public Figures?

If that sounds like you, reach out in our DMs - there are 2 spaces left on this training starting on September 21st in London.

Are you ready to take the leap?

Proof that menswear doesn't have to be boring. 🌿 Warm, bright, and perfectly palette-matched for a Spring.

A curated wardrobe for a Spring man! ✨ From bright, warm casual shirts to rich chocolate browns, spring navies, and pop-of-color jackets in turquoise, building a palette tailored to your season makes getting dressed effortless. 👔🎨

Does your man seem to stick to the same boring colours?

Ever wondered what a Spring wardrobe actually looks like, hung up and organised?

This is the wardrobe of a Spring man — and it's not random. Every piece on this rail sits inside his palette: soft, warm, clear.
Watch what happens when the swatch card meets the actual garment — apple green isn't a guess, it's a match.

This is the part nobody sees: not the consultation, but what it actually changes in someone's closet afterward.

New series: Loose Threads. 🧵

Every Friday, Manina and Rachel sit down with whatever's on the rail that day — no script, just an honest look at colour and fabric, and whatever question comes up in the room.

Manina bought a shirt she loved. On her, it's good. On Rachel, it's better — genuinely, visibly better. Same "Winter," completely different result.

That's the part people miss. Winter isn't one palette — it's four sub-seasons, and the difference between them is exactly why a colour can look "fine" on one Winter and extraordinary on another.

We put both photos side by side so you can see it for yourself.

Now that Tom () knows he’s a Winter, Rachel is breaking down exactly how to wear those high-contrast, cool tones in real life—and why understanding contrast levels changes everything.

​Plus, Tom opens up about the early days of starting Tom’s Trunks, building a brand from scratch, learning to trust his instincts while also understanding that your visual presentation is the first point of contact for people. And how you present, matters.

​Here’s why this matters to you: when you stop guessing your colors and start dressing for your natural contrast, getting dressed becomes effortless—whether you're running a business or packing for a weekend away.

​What are your thoughts on first impressions?