The more a person gets to know and understand themselves and their core needs the more they will feel that they have direction and fulfilment in life. Learning what is important and what is not so important means that we can make better personal choices.
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Rebellious Style Personality
Rebellious defines as showing a desire to resist authority, control, or convention -Rebellious Style Personality
Rebellious Style Personality creates an impression of wearing anything based on one's preference regardless of others' consent. This is only one of many interesting types of style personalities. The positive side of this personality is that being unique brings out talents and insights.
Know Your Colours
Colours may define the way you act and think. Colour Psychology can be a therapy. Knowing this subject enlightens us about our interactions with ourselves and others.
All About Body Shapes: V Body Shape
The V body shape is like a swimmer’s body shape. — B Styled for Life- Living with Sass and Style Over 50. V Body ShapeShoulders are broader than hips. You’ve got a tapered torso, a smaller waist, and great legs. Secret Tips for V Body Shape
Add volume to your lower half. Do not create more volume on your top half
Light Colours and Prints
Draw attention to the lower half of the body. Use light colours and prints below the belt. Light colours advance an darker colours are receding.
How to Look and Feel Good in Front of a TV Camera | What to Wear on TV
Television offers visual elements. Lights, colours, designs, and gestures are crucial. What to wear on TV tips can surely boost your confidence and style.
Boost Confidence for Women Over 50
When you as a woman over 50 say "yes" to new opportunities, the benefits extend far beyond the immediate experience. The confidence you build in one area of your life often creates a ripple effect, positively influencing other aspects as well. For instance, trying a new style of clothing that makes you feel empowered can lead to greater self-assurance in social situations. Similarly, taking on a new role at work can boost your sense of competence, making you more likely to pursue further career advancements.
Style Preferences Boost Confidence
Understanding your style preferences is essential to boost confidence. Discover why knowing what you like (and don’t like) with Moana Robinson of B Styled for Life helps create a wardrobe that reflects your authentic self.
Do You Want a Wearable Wardrobe? | Gold Coast Personal Stylist
Do you ever wonder how some women look great no matter what they’re wearing? You can too by maximising the fit of the clothes you have so that you…
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Perfume is a Personal Choice
Perfume as Part of Your Signature Brand Some of us who love perfume do have a signature scent. They like to wear to this reflect their personality and can it…
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Colour of the Year 2025 Mocha Mousse
Pantone's Colour of the Year, Mocha Mousse, is a luxurious, velvety hue that effortlessly marries the sophistication of a classic neutral with the boldness of a statement shade. Its rich depth and inviting warmth make it a universally flattering choice, enhancing every skin undertone with timeless elegance.
Why Buy Pre-Loved Clothing
There are so many benefits to buying pre-loved clothing. If you explore some of the vintage or pre-loved clothing stores you can find some wonderful, exciting bargains at a fraction of the price that the brand new item would be. Quite often clothing is donated which is brand new or hardly worn at all. Some items still have the original price tag on when it is donated. Many items may have been donated simply because the previous owner changed their mind or decided they did not suit that garment because of preference, lifestyle, colouring, size or style personality.