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What Is Personal Style?
- Your personal style should be reflective of your likes, creativity, and lifestyle.
- When you develop a personal style you are curating a unique image and wardrobe that helps you to express yourself and embody the person you want to be.
- Your personal style is a unique combination of fashion categories (like classic, trendy, boho, etc) that encapsulates what you do, who you are, and what you like.
- While your style may have influences from many fashion categories, you will have one dominant fashion category.
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How To Develop Your Personal Style
- Find and define your style inspiration: Most likely it will be a mix of style influences from a few different people.
- Start going through your closet and seeing what pieces work for your lifestyle, that also work for your style inspiration.
- Start trying your own versions of ...
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How To Develop Your Personal Style
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- Start going through your closet and seeing what pieces work for your lifestyle, that also work for your style inspiration.
- Start trying your own versions of ...
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