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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Chloe pictured with her sons Lúca and Cú Chulainn
ALTHOUGH some find a new year daunting, I'm very excited for 2025 for a number of reasons, both professionally and personally.
Professionally, I'm looking forward to continuing to grow my business as a Fashion Stylist and Creative Director working with amazing brands as well as helping more women to achieve their own personal style that's both realistic and attainable to their lives.
I adore working for myself and am already excited thinking about what's to come as I'm always planning something new to explore within my work.
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Personally, 2025 marks the end of a number of years undergoing IVF so that new year daunting feeling I can fully relate to as I knew each year was beginning with more treatment, desperation and uncertainty.
As I've spoken openly about this on my Instagram I'm now the proud mother of two beautiful boys, Cú Chulainn and Lúca with my second son born just five weeks ago so I' undoubtedly the lucky one. I really feel like it's the beginning of the next big chapter for me and I'm ready to embrace it all.
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