What you wear isn’t just fashion, it’s strategy.

In law, perception shapes power.

And for women lawyers, style can be the silent language of authority.

So what if your wardrobe could build confidence, and your brand?

Today, we're speaking to Estelle Winsett, a former lawyer turned personal stylist for women attorneys. After seven years in practice, she pivoted from legal briefs to wardrobe briefs helping women in law dress with purpose, power, and presence. Today, she runs a full-time styling business dedicated to helping women lawyers show up with confidence in every room they enter.

We talk about the psychology of style, how colour, fit, and small details influence authority and confidence. Estelle shares practical examples, from courtroom strategy to conference presence, and explains how dressing with intention can change not just how others see you, but how you see yourself.

You’ll hear about:

How different colours evoke trust, power, and approachability (and why white was a genius choice in the Johnny Depp trial).

The hidden link between clothing fit, body language, and credibility.

Why consistency in your personal style strengthens your professional brand, both in person and on LinkedIn.

How Estelle’s journey from lawyer to stylist taught her that confidence can start with what’s hanging in your closet.

This episode is for anyone who wants to show up, stand out, and own the room, without saying a word.

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