Finding a team activity that people genuinely want to attend can be surprisingly difficult.
If you are looking for something more personal than another lunch or drinks evening, office colour analysis can be a fun and useful workplace experience.
I offer Office Colour Analysis Pop-Ups for London businesses, bringing professional colour testing directly to your office.
You provide the meeting room. I bring the colour analysis experience.
What is an office colour analysis pop-up?
An office colour analysis pop-up is an interactive workplace event where employees or guests learn which colours tend to make them look brighter, fresher and more like themselves.
Using professional colour analysis techniques, I test different tones around the face to show how colour can affect the appearance of the skin, eyes and overall complexion.
The aim is practical: to help people make easier decisions when getting dressed or shopping.
Who is it for?
Office colour analysis works well for:
- HR and People & Culture teams
- women’s networks
- employee wellbeing events
- team socials
- client or VIP events
- coworking spaces
- fashion, beauty and lifestyle activations
Sessions can be adapted depending on your group size, available time and event format.
Why it works well as a team experience
Colour analysis is naturally interactive.
People enjoy seeing their own result, comparing colours with colleagues and learning something they can actually use afterwards.
It can also help participants:
- make quicker outfit decisions
- shop with more confidence
- avoid unnecessary purchases
- get more use from clothes they already own
- understand which colours are worth investing in
That fits closely with my work at The Style Manager: helping women use more of what they already own and buy more strategically when they do shop.
How can the session be structured?
A workplace colour analysis session can work as:
- a lunchtime colour clinic
- a small team social
- a women’s network event
- an employee wellbeing activity
- a client or VIP experience
Depending on the event, colour analysis can also be combined with a short talk on personal style, smart shopping, wardrobe gaps or how to get more wear from existing clothes.
About The Style Manager
I’m Lucila Leiva, founder of The Style Manager, a London based personal stylist and trained colour analyst.
My approach is practical rather than prescriptive.
The goal is not to tell women to buy more clothes.
It is to help them understand what works, use more of what they already own and make better decisions when they shop.
Book an office colour analysis in London
If you work in HR, People & Culture, office management, internal events or run a women’s network, I’d be happy to discuss a format for your team.
You provide the meeting room. I bring the colour analysis experience.