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Style is Personal — Let It Show

Updated: Jul 2

Style isn’t just about trends or what’s on the rack — it’s about showing up as you. Your clothes should feel like a reflection of your energy, your mood, your season of life… not a costume you put on to fit in. When you dress in alignment with your personality, confidence follows — and that’s the real flex.

Here are a few ways to make sure your personality is part of your look — not just the afterthought.


1. Know Your Style Mood (and Let It Shift)

One day it’s streetwear and oversized layers, the next it’s soft tailoring with a hint of glam — and that’s okay. Personal style doesn’t mean being boxed in. It’s about knowing what you feel good in today. Start by naming how you want to feel: powerful, effortless, playful, polished? Let that drive your look.

Style is a conversation between your mood and your mirror. Make sure both sides are honest.

2. Add Your “Thing”

Your signature doesn’t have to be loud — it just has to be you. Maybe it’s gold hoops, a bold lip, sneakers with everything, or mixing vintage with new. If someone could spot it and say, “That’s so you,” keep doing it.

Tip: If you feel like something’s missing from your outfit, it’s probably your “thing.”

3. Play With Proportions and Silhouettes

We don’t all dress for body type — we dress for vibe. Like balance? Cinch the waist. More into cool girl drape? Let it hang. Oversized on top with structured bottoms or vice versa creates contrast that feels styled, not stiff.

Style tip: If you want to lean into personality, lean out of perfection.

4. Don’t Skip the Story

That thrifted jacket from a trip with friends? The boots you wore when you launched your business? Pieces with stories carry energy. Add more of those to your wardrobe. It’s less about labels and more about legacy.


Your Style, Your Story

The goal isn’t just to look good — it’s to feel like yourself, expressed. So when someone compliments your outfit, let it be because it looks like you, not just the mannequin.

For more style tips, lifestyle edits, and everyday confidence cues, follow @ellemaxwellagency and @ellelifeinstyle.


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