June 16, 2023
We, the people, live in processes of continuous change, consciously or not. All of this is reflected, in one way or another, in the costumes and in the image.
In this article, Anvisha tells you about those signs that indicate that you have to reinvent your personal style; and also gives you keys and advice to carry out the change and fall in love with your new image!
Style changes, just like you!
If we start from the premise that people (and all living beings) live in a process of evolution and constant change, how do we expect our image and style not to change? Could we wear the same clothes, accessories and colours for the rest of our lives? Yes, of course, as a power… we can, and even many people do. Now, if what we want (besides not going around naked!) is to dress and wear an image that speaks of who we are inside and that helps us express the message we want to give to the world, we must accept that there will be certain moments ” hinge” that will lead to changes in our image. Eye! There does not necessarily have to be a change or radio event, from one day to the next. Many times, on the contrary, internal changes, which are the ones that cause the most changes in the image, are simmered… “The only constant is change”Signs you need to update your style
Updating our style is something that, in most cases, we do unconsciously. We stop buying tight skirts and switch to tailoring pants, we feel that shirts are very formal and we are replacing them with blouses… The best thing, actually, is to stop for a moment and do it consciously, because that way we are active participants in the new image that we are creating for our own image. In this sense, it can be difficult to recognize when the right time is. These signs can help you identify it:1. Your clothes no longer make you feel “at home”
The first sign to take into account is that those clothes that were the best for you before… no longer feel the same way. It’s hard to break down this feeling, but I’m sure you understand what I want to tell you: those clothes that give you security, self-confidence, comfort, and on top of that! They make you feel beautiful… Those are your “home” clothes. It is possible that the clothes that you loved a few years ago, or even months, you feel that “they no longer fit”. Yes. As we grow, we change our tastes, aspects of our personality, and our wants and needs, leading to a change in the clothes we choose.2. Thinking about what to wear is a struggle
Your wardrobe is full of clothes… and nothing convinces you. This gives you the pattern that most of those clothes no longer represent you, something like they are from a “previous season” of yourself! In fact, your wardrobe can be full of current fashion clothes and, even so, you feel that there are no clothes for you… Almost as if their owner was someone else.3. Your clothes are not useful for your routine
If your lifestyle has changed, so should your wardrobe. The truth is that clothes have to fulfil the role of accompanying us in our lives and not be an impediment. When our activities and responsibilities change, we need clothing and accessories that accommodate those changes. If you went from living in the middle of the city to the countryside, if you became a mother or left the corporate world to be a yoga teacher… Any change you make in your routine will result in a change in the clothes you choose to go about your day-to-day, and that’s when many pieces of your wardrobe will fall into disuse.4. The key question: would you buy it again?
Asking yourself this question (and answering it honestly) is essential to start the wardrobe purification process. If most of what you have gets a NO, it means it’s time to renew yourself and find a style that goes more with who you are TODAY! Be careful, do not feel guilty about this or that you wasted your money. Most likely you have already enjoyed those garments, and if you chose them it was because, at the time, you believed that they went with your style and with you. And image management, like everything in life, is also a constant learning process.5 tips to reinvent your style
