The Results are In!

Read below to find out more about your Style Personality and some recommended outfits for inspiration...  If you had an equal number of boxes ticked across sections then take advice from two areas:

Style Personality 1 is Relaxed/Natural

This is a relaxed look with loose fitting garments and minimal accessories. At best, this can look chic and elegant (the women who arrives at work or the school gates looking like she's simply rolled out of bed but looks amazing!  However, a relaxed/natural style at it's worst, can look low maintenance and undergroomed!

Outfit suggestions:

Wide leg trousers with oversized shirt and flats, dungarees, loose fitting knitwear, trapeze style dress with pumps, cargo/parachute trousers with vest top and trainers, natural fabrics for comfort.

Style Personality 2 is Dramatic/Creative

This is a highly individual approach to dressing which can verge on eccentric but can be great fun!  When adopted successfully, the Dramatic/Creative look can make a strong impact and ooze glamour.  At it's worst, this style can end up having a more confused or overwhelmed feel about it.

Outfit suggestions:
Highly patterned garments (could be a co-Ord), print clashing (e.g. stripy top with floral print skirt/trousers), oversized jewellery, bold colours.  Clogs, Crocs or fisherman sandals.
 

Style Personality 3 is Classic

This is the standard we use to compare with other style preferences.  If yo are a Classic style personality you are likely to look well put together.  It's a pretty timeless look, which is suitable for a wide range of lifestyles.  So at it's best, it can look sharp, smart and stylish.  But some Classic dressers end up playing it too safe which may lead to a more old fashioned look or verging on boring!

Outfit suggestions:

Tailored trousers with a white shirt and loafers, monochrome looks, tea dresses with white pumps, knee boots with skinny jeans and Breton stripes.

Style Personality 4 is Romantic

The Romantic style personality (sometimes a little Boho) is soft, delicate and floaty.  At it's best, it can look feminine and alluring but too much detail and you run the risk of creating a girlish or at the other extreme, mumsy look.

Outfit suggestions:

Neutral coloured co-Ords in soft fabrics with ballet pumps, floral patterns, tiered maxi dress with delicate sandals, lace and/or frill detail on tops with soft denim skirt or trousers.

If you would like to understand how to dress your body in more detail, then why not treat yourself to a Personal Style Analysis.  Feel free to contact me for further information x