March 28th, 2026

2-5pm

Description

Before you buy anything new, take this workshop and learn how to shop your closet so you can wear what you already own, declutter what you don’t need, and finally stop fighting with the phrase:

“I have nothing to wear.”

Spring is the perfect time to dig into your wardrobe. In this spring styling workshop in Ottawa, we’ll look at the winter items you didn’t end up wearing and learn simple styling techniques to help you feel inspired by the clothes already hanging in your closet.

The goal of this workshop is for you to walk away with a few more outfit ideas that are already in your closet, along with a clearer understanding of how to make your wardrobe work for your lifestyle.

By the end of the session you’ll walk away with:

• New outfit ideas using pieces you already own
• A simple framework for building outfits that feel intentional
• A clear approach to decluttering and editing your wardrobe so getting dressed feels easier
• An introduction to building your own capsule wardrobe for spring

This is an interactive personal styling workshop with clothing items brought in for demonstration, so bring a notebook and all your wardrobe questions.

If you’ve said “I have nothing to wear” or felt overwhelmed thinking about getting dressed for spring, this workshop is for you.

Itinerary

2:00 pm Arrive + grab a coffee

2:30 pm Workshop starts

Q&A

Grab some cake to take home

FAQ

Q. Will you be giving spring outfit ideas?

Yes! We’ll talk about how to dress for spring in Ottawa and go over specific styling ideas for different lifestyles.

Q. Will you be covering the essential spring clothing items for 2026?

Absolutely. Everyone’s wardrobe needs are a bit different, and I don’t think we all need the same trend pieces each season (looking at you, barrel jeans). Instead, we’ll talk about how to build your own capsule wardrobe so your clothes work seamlessly together and support your day-to-day life.

Q. Will you be going over the colours for Spring 2026?

I believe that you already know your colours, and that style is really about blending your personality with your appearance. We’ll talk about colours that feel aligned with the spring season and how to spot the colours that work for you.

Rebecca Rowe is an education-led personal stylist based in Ottawa who believes you don’t need to know your body type to feel confident and put together. Instead, she teaches practical styling tools like using anchor points to build an outfit (don’t worry, she’ll explain it in the workshop).