Asha Shah

Asha graduated from London College of Style and found her niche of becoming a Personal Brand Stylist helping businesses to create the perfect brand.
Asha has worked at London Fashion week with leading Fashion Designers Huishan Zhang, Yiling Kuo, Wei Yao Lin, styled alongside renown celebrity stylists, written blogs for networking organisations, featured in styling tips videos, presented style talks and workshops to businesses as well as day to day clients consultations.

“I guess fashion has always been in my genes. My late father used to be a finance director for a top fashion company in London and I would always go and help out over the holidays. Picking garments, styling them and showcasing them. Being the go to stylist for friends and family has been my biggest leap of faith.

Going from a career in finance to following my dreams in fashion and starting a fashion accessories business – Vivahcity to then finally taking the leap and enhancing my skills set to become a qualified Personal Stylist. Finding a career that I absolutely love, but can work around my family life has had such a positive impact on my life.

Since I have graduated from LCS , I have worked for London Fashion week with leading Fashion Designers Huishan Zhang, Yiling Kuo, Wei Yao Lin, styled with celebrity stylist Rachel Faconi, written blogs for networking organisations, starred in a video course module giving styling tips for video calls, given style talks and recently workshops to businesses as well as day to day clients because my motivation is to help everyone feel body confident and gain a wardrobe to match their lifestyle.

Most recently I have found my niche to become a Personal Brand Stylist helping businesses to create the perfect brand in attracting potential clients and helping them to get their message out there.

Seeing people smile, feel confident, realise their self-worth and finally make that investment in themselves has been my driving force and Im so happy that I have been able to have that positive impact in so many people’s lives”