If you have only just started working on your style you are still only scratching the surface. Comb through Pinterest, blogs and online shops to find looks and pieces you could imagine wearing, but don't stop once you have found a couple or even your first 20 outfits. Look at how they combine items, colours, fabrics and silhouettes, whether they tuck in their shirt, roll up their hems, all the little details that can make or break an outfit. Start paying attention to what other people are wearing. So how can you develop your own personal style? By practicing and digging deep. If you have never been 100% happy with your style, you first need to catch up and put in the work.
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If it was something that anyone can pick up in a matter of days, people like Grace Coddington and Patricia Field would be out of a job! And even people who aren't professional stylists but dress well, would likely tell you that they spend quite a bit of time thinking about what they wear and have done so for many years, decades even. Stylists spend years perfecting their craft. Fortunately, that's something this blog can help you with :) Step 1: Throw out the notion that developing a strong personal style is something you should be able to accomplish in a weekend. If confidence isn't an issue but you still find it ridiculously hard to put together outfits you truly like, then you haven't found your personal style yet, plain and simple. Root cause 2 // You haven't found your style yet Your body does not define you and it definitely should not prevent you from wearing what you like and expressing your personal style. You will be hard-pressed to find a woman that is 100% happy with her body and wouldn't change a single thing should that magic fairy ever come knocking. And realise that, as cliche as it sounds: nobody's perfect. Set yourself goals and celebrate your successes. Focus on your strengths and positive qualities to change something for the better, in your life or others'. My advice: Forget body shape and other typologies for now and work on building up your overall confidence outside of the whole style/beauty realm.
Your body is what it is, and clothes won't magically change that. Sure, there may be a handful of colours and cuts that you look especially great in and a few others that highlight your perceived "flaws", but the vast majority will look completely fine and neutral.
Of course, it doesn't quite work that way. One thing that tends to go hand in hand with a lack of confidence is this idea that only a small, specific set of colours, styles or cuts will suit you and if only you could accurately identify your exact body shape or colour type, you would immediately look and feel great.
Your negative body image is preventing you from truly being able to enjoy and live out your personal style. If you are not happy (or at least at peace) with your body or your looks in general, you won't like what you see in the mirror, regardless of how great your outfit is. What we wear is so closely tied to how we look and, more importantly, how we feel about that, that it can almost be impossible to separate the two.
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