Your Wardrobe Isn’t Just About Clothes—
It’s a Mirror.
We’ve all felt that quiet disconnect—standing in front of a full closet and feeling like nothing reflects who we are now.
Style becomes confusing when it’s built on trends, opinions, or outdated systems.
My work helps you rediscover your visual voice using color science, intuitive strategy, and grounded self-expression—so you stop guessing and start getting dressed with clarity.
What If Your Colors Weren’t a Guess—But a Map?
The Essentials
The Science + Art of Color
The Makeup Lover’s
Clients who want complete makeup clarity and beauty empowerment.
The Experience
Women ready to transform how they dress, shop, and express themselves—seasonally or year-round.
Your Color Map© is a revolutionary color analysis experience rooted in real science—not seasonal trends or guesswork.
Why This Isn’t Your Average Color Analysis…
I created this system because I couldn’t find an answer that worked for me either.
Workshop Attendee, I.
I learned more in 5 minutes with Andrea than in years of following style advice online.
Private Client, E.
I stopped second-guessing every outfit and started trusting my instincts.
The Experience Client, S.
This was the first time I felt truly seen—by myself.
What Image Alchemy Does
If you've ever walked away from a color analysis feeling more confused than confident, you’re not alone.
Traditional systems oversimplify human nuance.
They ask you to fit inside a theory—when what you need is a method that sees you fully.
Your Color Map© was born from rebellion: against reductive style rules, against rigid categories, against the pressure to “figure it out” on your own.
Here, science meets intuition.
We use measurable color data to decode your unique palette—but the real magic is how it feels when your wardrobe starts speaking your truth.
“I created this system because nothing out there gave me clarity—just more questions. I wanted a method that respected individuality, honored complexity, and gave people their power back.”
Your Color Map isn’t just about what looks good—it’s about what feels like you.
It’s style as self-trust. Clarity as rebellion.
Color as homecoming.