Style Code Consultations Return to Bellevue Square With 1:1 Stylist Sessions Sept. 17-20

Bellevue Square is bringing back its Style Code Consultations this fall, giving shoppers the chance to book a private, 45-minute session with a professional stylist. The consultations run Thursday through Sunday, September 17-20, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Level 3 at Center Court. Sessions cost $50 and must be booked in advance online.

Each consultation is built around what The Collection’s stylists call a personal “Style Code,” a combination of three elements: color palette, silhouette and Style ID.

A stylist works one-on-one with each participant to identify which color families complement their complexion, how proportions and fit work best with their body structure, and which style elements and brands align with their personal Style ID. The session also ties those findings to the season’s fashion trends, with the goal of helping participants apply what they learn the next time they shop.

Terri Morgan, owner and director of TCM Models & Talent, has led the Style Code Consultations in the past and returns for this round of sessions. Morgan is a longtime figure in the fashion industry, with experience spanning modeling, design, styling and large-scale fashion show production. 

Through TCM Models & Talent, she has worked with hundreds of clients and retailers and also serves as the fashion show producer for Bellevue Fashion Week and The Bellevue Collection.

“Our goal with Style Code is to take the mystery out of getting dressed,” Morgan said. “We want to give people the tools to understand their own Style ID, color palette, and body shape—so they don’t just know what looks good, they understand why. That knowledge changes the way you shop, the way you build a wardrobe, and ultimately, the way you feel in your clothes.”

Stylist Rian MacLeod also returns to lead sessions. MacLeod is a stylist and creative director who founded RKM Style, and has more than two decades of experience producing and styling fashion shows for retailers including Nordstrom and Macy’s. Her approach centers on what she calls a “styled living” philosophy, blending fashion, interiors and lifestyle into a cohesive personal aesthetic.

Sessions are limited and available by appointment. More information and booking details are available at fashionweekbellevue.com.

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