Personal Fashion Style

Your Guide to Creating Your Own Unique Personal Style

Let me begin by saying that finding your personal fashion style is really, reaallly about getting to know yourself. It's about being confident in who you are! Creating your own personal style is the art of combining your taste, lifestyle, interests, desires, inspirations, aspirations and history together as one and let it shine through.

Improving your fashion style is a part of the self-development process that helps you achieve a sense of the confidence and comfort in the person you are. Often this self-acceptance will radiate through the way you dress and attract the same admirations clothes-horses like Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe are (still) getting.

Their trick? Well, they knew that they didn't need to have a certain look to look good. Instead, they accentuated their individuality.

Fashion icons Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn

Marilyn Monroe had the curves and personality to create that feminine, sexy image which she was known for. Imagine if we put her signature halter dress on slim-trim sporty and sophisticated Audrey Hepburn? Uh-uh, big mistake. That would emphasize her thin arms and enhance her boyish shape. Imagine how out of place she would feel! Audrey's straight, minimal tee shirt and pants on Marilyn? Don't get me started ;-)

See why some trends and clothing styles you see in magazines just don't look good on some people?

Together we're going to help you find and evolve your own personal fashion style. We're going to take a look at different clothing personalities, help you identify yours and enhance to create something unique and completely you :-)

So What Exactly Is A Clothing Personality?

It's your head-embedded tendency to instinctively choose particular type ofclothes. This natural tendency will 99.9% of the time match with your true inner self. But why do we all keep making mistakes? That's because of the influences surrounding you (it could be a parent, a group of friends, social position, career path, etc.) - this basically means that you're not quite 'in-tune' with your preferences.Together we're going to do some 'fine-tuning' between your wardrobe and self!

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