Time set aside for you

Most of us own plenty and still stand in front of the closet with nothing to wear.

A stylist's job is to take the deciding off your plate. Pam starts with how you actually live — what your week looks like, what you reach for without thinking, what has hung unworn for two years — and works from there toward pieces that fit your body and sound like you rather than like a trend.

Part of that is putting things in your hands you would have walked straight past: a silhouette you decided years ago was not for you, a maker you have never heard of, a color you would have sworn off. The aim is not more clothes. It is a wardrobe that holds together, where each piece has somewhere to go and nothing hangs in the closet with the tags still on.

That is easier here than in most shops. Nothing on these racks was made ten thousand at a time — the pieces are small-batch or one of a kind, and Pam knows the people who made almost all of them. She can tell you how a jacket is cut and how a knit wears in after a year.

Come for whatever you need. Refreshing the things you wear every week. One outfit for one night that matters. Or a closet you would like to start over with.