ROYALMOUNT is more than a shopping mall—it’s a lifestyle destination. More than a year since its opening, it’s now the site of luxury flagships, fine and casual dining, and an Urban Park alongside programming that pulls people in for more than shopping. That being said, it makes sense that the destination formalized personal styling into a service instead of leaving it to individual store associates.
Salon Joséphine operates out of a private suite at the mall, offering complimentary consultations and by-appointment styling sessions that range from wardrobe overhauls to dressing for specific events. It's designed for people who either (A) don't have time to shop or (B) want someone with expertise to call the shots.
The service gives clients privileged access to ROYALMOUNT's concentration of luxury brands along with contemporary labels. Sessions happen in a private suite with refreshments, and the stylists handle everything from pre-selection to alterations.
It's a turnkey approach for people who value efficiency, expertise, and the kind of shopping experience where someone else does the heavy lifting. Currently, seven stylists with backgrounds spanning luxury retail, creative direction, and image consulting handle the work, and their resumes suggest they don’t just pull looks off racks.
The stylists
Karine Dubé has spent 18 years helping women build wardrobes that feel cohesive rather than cluttered, starting with wardrobe edits and moving into guided shopping or private fittings. Her approach is rooted in Parisian elegance and New York boldness.
Craig Major brings 17 years as a stylist, model, and visual artist, with a philosophy that treats clothing as storytelling. His work spans wardrobe updates, in-home consultations, and full personal image development. He's influenced by Charlize Theron and Tilda Swinton.
Luc Nowlan's been in the industry for 19 years, with an eye for cuts and silhouettes that goes beyond surface-level trends. His services extend into furniture and décor, making him a rare hybrid stylist who understands how personal aesthetics translate across environments. His reference point is the modern Parisian.
Sandra Smith specializes in high-end styling for elite professionals, working with women who need their wardrobes to function as strategic tools for leadership and credibility. Twenty years of experience in international coaching and brand development inform her work, which is less about fashion and more about presence. She's inspired by Monica Bellucci, Amal Clooney, and Charlize Theron.
Nicolas Pendenza has spent 11 years in styling and creative direction, constantly traveling to stay ahead of trends. His aesthetic leans minimalist—Jil Sander-inspired, understated but powerful. He handles everything from seasonal wardrobe updates to vacation packing, keeping things simple and true to the client's personality.
Patricia Trépanier focuses exclusively on menswear, with 18 years of experience dressing men across industries and dress codes. She works with all body types and believes image is the best tool for personal marketing. Her style references Tom Ford, Brunello Cucinelli, and Paul Smith—sophisticated, precise, and timeless.
Linda Xiao comes from six years in luxury retail, offering a deep understanding of designer cuts, artisanal craftsmanship, and the evolution of collections. She goes beyond wardrobe advice to educate clients on investment pieces, brand heritage, and how to integrate luxury naturally into everyday life. Her aesthetic is clean, modern, and accessory-forward, inspired by Azzedine Alaïa and blogger Veneta Alia.
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