I have been invited to be a featured guest on the “Aligned Achiever” podcast, hosted by the inspiring Siobhan Barnes and Elaine Champion of the “Watch Her Lead” Academy.

Step Back in Time: Dressing for Old Hollywood1960's Glamour for Dangerous Dinners Hong Kong

In the world of corporate attire, black often reigns supreme. It’s the go-to colour for many professional women looking to convey authority and professionalism. However, there is a vibrant world of colour waiting to be explored that can enhance personal style and boost confidence. Recently, I had the pleasure of hosting a styling workshop at the Frey Store in Central, aimed at helping corporate women embrace and enjoy the spectrum of colours available to them. Here’s a recap

A Workshop for Embracing Personal Transformation After Motherhood created with Parallel 51 and Zig Mama Fitness

Dressing for a presentation is a nuanced task that involves more than simply picking an outfit. It requires an understanding of the audience, a reflection of personal style, a focus on comfort, and a connection to the narrative being shared. From my experiences with TedXTinHau Women, I hope these insights help anyone looking to refine their style for presentations. Remember, what you wear not only represents you but also amplifies your message.

There is more to TedXTHW event than what you see on stage. Come with me behind the scenes and talk about how style is an important part of story telling.

Branding is not just about appearances but about making meaningful connections and being remembered for the right reasons. Whether you’re embarking on an international work trip or attending a local event, how you show up matters. By being intentional and authentic, you can ensure your personal brand leaves a lasting impression.

Want to know what it's like to work with some of Hong Kong's most influential women. Styling the speakers of TedXTinHau Women's event 2018

This photoshoot was Inspired by 'Game of Thrones' TV series, 'Modern Queen' is all about an empowered woman taking charge of her style. This photo shoot was a collaboration with the Australian Style Institute, Melbourne, in 2016.

Into the blue is a photoshoot that Amanda styled for Florum Fashion Magazine (published 2016). All about natural beauty and the inspiration of mother nature at Sydneys Bondi Beach at sunrise. CREDITS Creative Director: Jessica E. Millar Photographer: Tanha Bruchner Photos Model: Lea, from Jaz Daly Management Stylist: Amanda Leigh Style Hair and Make-Up Artist: Maddison Ticker Makeup