Buy less. Buy better.
Build a wardrobe you’ll have for years.
Hi, I’m Peter. (and that’s Asti)
I've spent the last 21 years helping guys look good. First as a menswear designer (you've might have seen my designs on guys like Ryan Gosling, Alexander Skarsgard, and Kevin Hart)
And now running my own private personal styling agency in NYC with the help of Asti.
We’re nearing our 350th client this year. We’ve dealt with every body type, every budget, every job and background you can think of.
The most surprising thing we learned? How they all had one thing in common.
Tell me if this sounds familiar.
"I have nothing to wear"
Actual client closet (before)
You ever open up your closet and think, "Shit, I have way too much clothes”?
You're not alone. Sometimes I feel less like a Personal Stylist and more like I’m on an episode of Hoarders when I’m starting with a new client.
Clothing has been my business for 21 years, and it STILL BLOWS MY MIND seeing how much clothes my clients have.
And whenever we lay out their wardrobes and survey the damage they’ve done over the years, I can see the overwhelmed expression on their faces.
Stuff they’ve kept since college. Clothes they forgot they had.
Items still with tags on them.
I’m not surprised why it can feel overwhelming.
Here’s how it happens.
I realized a lot of my clients only shop when they need something last minute.
Date coming up? Buy a new shirt. Wedding invite? Grab a suit. New job? Scramble for a few “nice” outfits on display.
You buy one piece at a time, with no plan, over the course of years.
It’s like going to the grocery store only when you're hungry without a shopping list. You're just grabbing whatever looks good.
Avocados, flour, potato chips, apples.
Each thing is fine on its own context. But try making a tasty meal with what's in your pantry is going to be challenging.
This is how you end up with a random closet that's packed with clothes, yet still feel like you have nothing to wear.
I call this panic ala carte shopping. And it's an expensive cycle to get stuck in.
Less, but better
Think about making a delicious breakfast.
Do you need a 100 kitchen gadgets and a walk-in pantry overflowing with every ingredient imaginable?
No! Give me eggs, butter, salt, some seasonal vegs and bread and I could kill it!
That’s what a great wardrobe looks like.
Fewer, versatile, simlpe pieces, better quality, everything works together.
You’re not drowning in options every morning, you’re choosing between things you genuinely like. Things that fit. Things that last. Things that are versatile and flexible enough for you to switch up the vibe whenever you need to.
This idea isn’t new. The slow food movement figured it out decades ago: Less processed, more intentional, made by people who care about what they’re doing. Apply that same thinking to your closet and everything changes.
That’s SlowStyle.
Own fewer things. Make sure they’re good. Know why you bought them. Take care of them so they last.
It’s not minimalism for the sake of minimalism, it’s building a wardrobe with the same intentionality you’d bring to anything else you care about.
And here’s the part people don’t expect: it’s actually fun once you know what you’re doing.
Learning the difference between a $90 sweater and a $400 one.
Understanding why a certain jacket feels incredible the second you put it on.
Walking into a store and knowing exactly what’s worth your money and what isn’t. (And knowing what to pair with what!)
It’s like learning to taste wine after years of just grabbing whatever was on sale.
You just stop wasting money on stuff that doesn’t deserve it and you start genuinely enjoying the things that do.
Introducing
A 4-phase course on building a versatile, timeless, capsule wardrobe
This is the process I walk every private client through — turned into a course you can do on your own time. Four phases, video lessons, downloadable tools. Everything unlocked at once.
Each phase builds on the last. By the end, you won’t just have a better wardrobe — you’ll have the knowledge to maintain it, evolve it, and never have to start over from scratch.
Phase 1
Foundation & Fit
The stuff that makes the biggest difference and nobody teaches.
Before you buy a single thing, you need to understand how clothes are supposed to fit your body. Not a model’s body. Yours. This is the thing that separates a guy who looks put together from a guy wearing expensive clothes that still look off.
You’ll learn the fit checkpoints I use with every client, figure out your Fit Type — the specific things about your build that make off-the-rack tricky — and start seeing clothes completely differently. Once you get this, everything else falls into place.
Includes:
“The Universal Fit Rules”
Body Type shopping guide
Phase 2
Closet Audit & Wardrobe Design
Design your wardrobe on paper before you spend a dollar.
This is the SlowStyle approach in action. Before you shop, you plan. We go through your current closet together (guided walkthrough, checklist included), figure out what’s worth keeping and what’s dead weight, then design your capsule wardrobe on paper — the right pieces, the right colors, everything working together as a system.
The goal is a wardrobe where everything goes with everything. No more “I have nothing to wear.” Just a closet full of things you actually like putting on.
Includes:
Closet Audit Checklist
Garment Style Reference Sheet (20+ styles),
Capsule Templates
Phase 3
Shopping
The fun part — now that you know what you’re looking for.
This is my favorite phase, because this is where the “buy better” part of SlowStyle really comes alive. I’ll teach you how to spot quality — fabrics, construction, the details that separate something built to last from something designed to fall apart. What colors to get. You’ll learn where the sweet spot is between price and quality (it’s not always where you think). And I’ll share the brands I’ve personally tested over a decade of shopping for clients.
The whole point is to buy with confidence. Fewer trips, fewer returns, fewer regrets. Every piece in your wardrobe earns its spot.
Includes:
Brand Shopping Guide (Our internal list of brands we’ve tested and clients love)
“How to spot quality” fast
When to go custom (and when to go off the rack)
Phase 4
Outfit Styling
Putting it all together so getting dressed is the easy part.
You’ve got great clothes that fit. Now you need the recipes. Outfit formulas, layering, proportions, and the finishing details that pull a look together. The payoff of SlowStyle: a smaller wardrobe that gives you more options, not fewer, because everything works together.
Includes:
Styling Q&A where I answer common questions like “When do I tuck in my shirt?”.
Styling tricks like layering and rolling up sleeves.
Where to find style inspiration (and different ways I like to interpret it into my outfits)
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Why slow style?
After 11 shopping professionally at every store in New York City, I've watched clothes get noticeably worse.
Thinner fabrics. Cheaper construction. Brands raising prices while cutting every corner they can. And the whole model is designed to keep you buying: new trends every season, impulse purchases, and “drops.”
It's been disappointing to watch. I love what I do, And I think people deserve better than what they're being sold. That's why I built this course.
Slow Style is the opposite. Build your wardrobe deliberately over time instead of constantly replacing it. Develop your personal style organically over time.
It's the same instinct that makes people seek out a coffee shop that can make a proper flat white instead of Starbucks. It's not about spending more, it's about being intentional with what you spend, whatever your budget is.
Once you start thinking this way, something shifts. Shopping becomes satisfying instead of stressful. You stop accumulating and start curating.
And your closet gets smaller while your options get bigger.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes! Think of it like culinary school. You don’t need to know how to cook to go to culinary school. The point of going is so that you can learn! That’s what this is. By the end, you’ll know more about fit, fabric, and quality than 95% of guys out there.
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I’ve styled guys from 4’11” to 6’8”, thin to muscular to big. There’s a Fit Type system for bodies that don’t match what brands design for, plus a lesson on when custom is worth exploring. If it’s something I don’t cover in the course, I’d be happy to work with you 1:1 and add it to the course!
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Nope! This course is self-paced.
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No. It means stop spending money on things that aren’t worth it. “Buy better” is about knowing where quality actually matters and where you can save. I always stress to my clients to buy the best for your budget. I walk you through how to do that in the course.
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Most brands in the guide ship internationally. And the bigger point is teaching you how to evaluate quality and fit on your own, that works anywhere.
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Youtube is actually one of the reasons why we decided to develop this course!
We follow a handful of great style Youtubers, but it's clear they have never actually worked with people on really building a wardrobe.
The Slow Style process is a system we developed and have been using with nearly 350 actual styling clients over 11 years.
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Our 60-Day Guarantee
We’ve seen how our process has transformed our styling clients.
We believe in our process. Our guarantee is simple.
Take the course over the next 60 days.
If you aren’t happy with the results, email me and I’ll refund your money.