Your Online Personal Stylist Service Has Arrived

Wednesday, 6 September 2017, 1:56 pm
Press Release: Corporate Style Club

Attention Women of New Zealand
Your Online Personal Stylist Service Has Arrived
the Best New Way to 'Shop'

Online Personal Stylist Service for Women

www.styleclub.co.nz

September 6, 2017

STYLE CLUB is pleased to announce the launch of a new online women’s wear personal stylist service in New Zealand.

STYLE CLUB is an online membership-based business, promising to take the hassle out of clothes shopping for women. Members’ simply provide their style and size preferences online, and a personal stylist will curate different clothes, shoes and accessory combinations that are delivered to the home or office each month.

STYLE CLUB’s initial offering is made up of six tiers, including Office Style, Party Style, and Active Wear options. Priced from $29 per month, STYLE CLUB members’ will receive clothing, shoes and accessories equal to, or higher in value, than their membership cost. Their stylist, shipping, returns, and exchanges, are all free.

With access to a personal stylist without the cost, STYLE CLUB caters for those who want a taste of the celebrity lifestyle. It is also beneficial for those in regional areas who do not have access to the same high street options as in the cities, or those city-dwellers who are simply too busy to shop, or do not enjoy it.

Founded by one-half of BERG CLUB*, Holly Vandenberg, the vision of STYLE CLUB is to give women access to new styles and brands not readily available in New Zealand, to enable confidence around selecting an outfit and trying new styles, and to provide advice on how to wear the latest trends to best suit body shapes and personalities.

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STYLE CLUB Founder Holly Vandenberg says, “Following the success of BERG CLUB, and the increasing amount of requests to extend the service to women, STYLE CLUB was born. Catering for sizes 6 to 20, our aim is to ensure that our service provides a platform to support women of all ages, styles, sizes and body types, to look and feel their best with minimal effort.”

A STYLE CLUB membership takes the hassle out of an everyday necessity in order to afford members more time to spend on what they would rather be doing. And of course helps them to look good and feel confident while doing it.

STYLE CLUB provide flexible options around style and colour ranges, a free returns policy, the option to pause or cancel the membership at any time, and a direct line of contact with a stylist.

“To be able to provide a high end service, at an affordable cost, has proved successful with the men of New Zealand and United Kingdom, and we are looking forward to delivering that same service to the women of New Zealand”, says Holly.

STYLE CLUB is available now in New Zealand, with first outfit deliveries shipping from 01.10.17.

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