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How to Find Your Personal Style (in 3 Simple Words)

Want to learn how to find your style? There’s no need to take a personal style quiz or create a “fashion mood board” on Pinterest. All you have to do is choose 3 lil’ words.

Research shows that people are hard-wired to judge you within 3-7 seconds of meeting you, coming to your website or watching those first few frames of video. In just 3 seconds they decide whether they’re going to stick around and engage with you OR take off and never come back.

If you don’t capture someone’s attention in that tiny window of time, you’ve lost a critical opportunity. That person could have become your most lucrative customer, your best success story, a high-profile media appearance, a joint venture partnership that gives you exposure to 20,000 new prospects, or -– you name it. You never know who is going to find you and where they’ll first encounter you, so it’s mission critical to present a conscious and consistent face to the world, enabling you to transform first impressions into lasting relationships and that all starts with looking the part.

Ignore this or get it wrong and whatever credibility you might have had in the eyes of your audience will be instantly gone. Poof! Just like that. Before you’ve even had a chance to open your mouth!

How I Found My Personal Style

This is actually a mistake that I made for the first 22 years of my life. One of my first jobs out of college was as a photographer’s assistant. I’d been hired by a portrait photographer who made over $1M/year. You heard me right: over $1 M/year. Most photographers are struggling to make ends meet and this man was making millions.

I had always been a bit of a shutterbug so I was stoked to get the job, until he handed me my contract and on the first page was a clause that kind of floored me. It said that I had to wear makeup to work each day.

I had never worn makeup before in my life and the thought of being forced to wear makeup kind of disgusted me.

I wanted to be recognized for my ideas, for my smarts, for what made me who I was, and not just be another pretty face in lipstick and heels.

I started to object: Isn’t this discrimination? What is this? Hooters? Why should I have to wear makeup?

Jeff looked at me calmly and said, “Marisa, we’re in the business of creating people’s images. If you don’t look like someone they want to be, they’re not going to trust us with their image.”

Wow… That hit me hard.

I had spent my entire life trying to prove myself, my worth and my value by working hard, but I was turning people off before I could turn them on by having this childish, knee jerk reaction against makeup and being seen at face value, as if looking good objectified who I was and discredited my ideas.

I thought physical appearance was for influencers, celebs, and style icons – people who made a living with their looks and their bodies. Not for people like me. But I was wrong. Seriously wrong.

People Make Snap Judgements (Whether We Like It or Not)

So many of us put on clothes without a thought – we shlump around town or throw up any old ugly website and think it doesn’t matter because people are just going to recognize our brilliance. They’re going to see me as a diamond in the rough,” we’ll say to ourselves.

But the tragedy is that people make snap judgments within seconds of meeting you. And you make snap judgments about them. They’re often wrong, but quick decisions based on limited information is the only way we have time to get anything done in this world.

The reality is — if you don’t look the part — if how you present yourself to the world doesn’t support your message and lend credibility to what you do, you’re dead in the water. No one’s going to trust you with their hard-earned money if you’re not sending signals that model your work and the transformation you promise.

So why do we all go around expecting other people will treat us differently, expecting other people will automatically get how important our message is and just see us for who we are, regardless of whether we’ve taken the time to really put ourselves out there in a way that commands their attention?

Jeff Lubin, the portrait photographer, was making millions of dollars for a reason. And I was a broke college grad — for a reason.

Right then and there, I realized it was time to step up and put on my “big girl pants.”

So Jeff took me to the mall and sat me down at the Clarins counter. And this woman with bright red hair and purple eyeshadow proceeded to slather me with makeup. At first it was horribly uncomfortable. I felt like a fraud, a fake, a phony. Completely inauthentic and not me at all. But once I got over that, I noticed that people started looking at me differently, treating me differently. I started getting opportunities that I never had before.

So the lesson here isn’t about makeup. The lesson is this: When you fail to model the theme and caliber of your work in the way you show up in the world — whether that’s in person, on your website or on social media — then no one believes the transformation or outcome that you promise.

So now I’m going to tackle one piece of how you present yourself — which is how you dress. It may sound like a simple thing, but a lot of people struggle with this, get it wrong or just don’t even try to figure it out.

Everyone, even those diamond-in-the-rough types, have their own personal style — even if they don’t know it. And what I’m going to do now is show you how to define your personal style in a way that makes you instantly recognizable, memorable and seen as a leader, someone to listen to, someone with natural authority.

And by doing this, you’re going to know exactly what to wear and what not to wear regardless of the occasion…

The Super-Simple Hack for Finding YOUR Personal Style

This one’s courtesy of my friend Mary Kincaid, a thought leader on style and image and founder of the lifestyle blog Zuburbia.

Mary recommends developing a 3-word personal style statement to guide you in selecting clothes and accessories and making choices about your appearance. You’re going to want to choose 3 words that support your brand and feel like you.

Her words are classic, polished, edge, which means her hairstyle and everything she wears has to have all 3 qualities.

My style is modern, creative and natural. Which means that everything I wear has all 3 of these qualities. And you’ll notice that my website has these qualities too.

So whenever I buy something that ends up sitting in the closet, it invariably doesn’t fit my 3-word style statement. A lot of time it captures two of the words — such as natural and creative — but it’s hippie instead of modern. Or it’s modern and creative, but feels a little too shiny or blingy for me. Something’s off. But when I find something that fits all 3 words — that’s modern, creative and natural, it feels just right. Not too hot, not too cold, but just right.

I feel congruent. I feel like my brand. I feel like me. And this gives me confidence.

One other ninja trick that I’ve realized is that I actually have two variations on my 3-word style statement. A shlump version for when I want to be causal and a stage version for when I want to really do it up.

Modern, creative and natural is my shlump style… and when I step on stage, “natural” turns into “bold.” So my 3-word style statement for stage is modern, creative and bold.

Now, guys, don’t think this exercise is just for women.

I’ve run my friend Ryan Geist through the style statement exercise and he came up with preppy, dandy and extravagant. Yes, he’s quite a character! 🙂

It sounds simple, but dialing into these words has really given him a way to become much more aware of his style so he filters all his choices through “is this preppy, dandy and extravagant”?

It really does make shopping and dressing a whole lot easier, guiding your everyday choices so you can show up in a way that supports your message and reaffirms your status as a leader, a messenger, and perhaps even an icon.

Ideally you want at least one word that creates distinction. You don’t want all 3 words to have the same tone and texture or it doesn’t make for a unique style.

Once you get the hang of your 3-word style statement, you’ll know what to wear for your photo shoot or on your next video.

One caveat here, make sure your style statement complements your business and your core personal attributes.

For example, if you’re a financial consultant for Fortune 100 companies, a style statement that’s outrageous, flirty, grunge may undermine your credibility or at least raise a few eyebrows. And if you’re a spiritual leader you probably wouldn’t want a style statement that’s corporate, sexy and luxurious, suggesting you’re more about image than depth. But, then again, anything goes when you wear it with confidence and I know plenty of corporate speakers or consultants that are fully expressed.

Ready to Find Your Sense of Style? Let’s Choose Your 3 Words

So now let’s talk about you. Here’s a list of 50+ fashion and style words. Choose the 3 that really express you!

Alluring
Artistic
Asian-inspired
Baggy
Basic
Bohemian
Bold
Boyish
Casual
Classic
Comfortable
Conservative
Couture
Corporate
Creative
Daring
Decorative
Designer
Dramatic
Dressy
Easy
Edgy
Elegant
Expensive
Fashion-forward
Feminine
Fitted
Flair
Flamboyant
Flirty
Flowy
Formal
Frumpy
Funky
Futuristic
Gangster
Girly
Glossy
Grunge
Hand-made
High-style
Hip
Hippie
Imaginative
Impeccable
Intricate
Innovative
Luxurious
Minimalist
Modern
Natural
Old-fashioned
One-of-a-kind
Original
Ornamental
Ostentatious
Outrageous
Polished
Practical
Preppy
Pretty
Professional
Quality
Revealing
Romantic
Rugged
Sexy
Simple
Skater
Smart
Sophisticated
Spiritual
Sporty
Tailored
Textured
Tough
Trendy
Understated
Unique
Upscale
Urban
Vintage
Wearable
Western
Whimsical
Youthful

How did you do? If you think you’ve hit on your 3 words, paste them in the comments below so we can imagine you!

If you’re anything like me, at this point, you may want to throw out half your wardrobe and go shopping! It’s amazing how long I hung onto my clothing styles from college and high school that no longer supported the image I wanted to send into the world. And how confident I began to feel when I put on quality clothes that really matched the person I had evolved into.

Now, for those of you who hate shopping, don’t worry. Let me tell you a secret that not a lot of people know about:

Most mid-tier department stores such as Nordstrom’s and Bloomingdale’s offer free shopping services where you can call one of their in-house stylists, tell them your 3-word style statement and what you’re looking for, then show up and have a rack full of clothes ready for you to try on.

No more wandering the aisles aimlessly looking for the perfect t-shirt or button-down blazer… this makes it super easy!

Finding Your Personal Style is Only Part of the Equation

Now, before we go, there’s one last point I want to make.

Remember, it’s not just about having the right clothes and the right appearance, it’s about projecting your energy into the world with confidence.

My friend Natalie Ledwell, the face and voice of multi-million dollar personal development company Mind Movies, hires a personal stylist to do all her shopping. She always looks good but she also knows how to carry herself and “strut her stuff” as they say.

The other day she posted on Facebook: “I just had a guy on the street thank me for brightening his day because he loves the way I walk. I’m not sure what to do about that!” This one post got 48 comments and 146 likes because Natalie’s the kind of woman who models her work and can brighten anyone’s day with her presence, her style, and her walk.

You too have the power to light up any room and turn heads the moment you walk in. It’s not about being beautiful, it’s about being confident. And confidence comes from clarity. We all have different styles — when you find your authentic personal style and dial into the top 3-5 elements of your personal brand, it’s a lot easier to find your inner confidence.

This post is an excerpt from The Ultimate Guide to a Powerful Personal Brand.

And if you want to really craft a personal brand that stands out from the noise and stands the test of time, your best bet is to look at successful personal brands! And you’re in luck, because I’ve compiled 13 awesome personal brand examples you can use to inspire your own.

Love it? Hate it? Let me know...

  1. Frank Avatar
    Frank

    Thanks Marisa, this is a great post and just what I needed to get rid of some old stuff I collected over the years. My three words from must be “Sporty, Daring, and Natural”.

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Love this Frank! I can just imagine… 🙂

    2. Mary-Ellen Avatar
      Mary-Ellen

      So nice to see a guy in on this exercise, Frank! And your descriptive words really show.

  2. Fiona Avatar
    Fiona

    Thanks. Succinctly put and easy to follow advice. I will have another look in my wardrobe and in the mirror. it is easier to follow this advise when we are “on” in meetings or on stage, and we forget to continue it in quieter moments around the office etc.

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      I think having the 2 style statements helps with this… I also believe in investing as much in my causal clothes — so I feel good on a daily basis — as I do in my fancy clothes. Afterall, I wear my causal clothes 90% of the time, so it makes sense that that’s where I should spend the majority of my clothes budget, right? 🙂

  3. Tina Mcquaid Avatar
    Tina Mcquaid

    Love this article – your 3 words sound just like me. If possible, can you post some of your wardrobe choices? Thanks

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      TIna – there are 2 photos of me in this blog post already. One on stage and one more causal. 🙂

  4. Barbara Avatar
    Barbara

    Comfortable, casual and natural for me.

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      I like it and I challenge you to do something that’s a bit different and provides a new dimension for the third word. Comfortable, causal and natural all have a similar tone to them… and together may not give you a truly distinctive look — if that’s what you’re looking for.

  5. Cheryl Avatar
    Cheryl

    Marisa, you have prompted an overhaul of the stuffed closet that no longer serves me. Clearing the clutter with a purpose…revealing the “now” me. I have learned so much from you, in such a short time and it just keeps getting better. You are the complete package and you go above and beyond to share it all with us…AMAZING!!!

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Aww, thank you Cheryl. I’m so glad that’s your experience of me and us. It’s fun to give when what I’m giving is so well-received. Thank you for taking action and doing the work. 🙂

  6. Stacy Avatar
    Stacy

    Great article! I love that you include more than just your personal appearance. So many people don’t realize that they need to pay attention to their virtual presence even if they don’t have an online business. My three words are Earthy, Fun, Classic (I had a hard time narrowing it down to three, probably because I am in a process of creating a new version of me)

    Thanks for this Marisa!

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Love the range in your words Stacy. And yes to “showing up fully” wherever people check you out…

  7. Rosiland Wells Avatar
    Rosiland Wells

    Bold, creative, stylish

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Nice Rosiland! I can see bold and creative. Stylish is more open to interpretation. What’s stylish to another person may not be stylish to another and could be hard for someone else to see what you see when you say that word. Try choosing a 3rd word that’s more objective. That could help!

  8. Juliane Avatar
    Juliane

    Comfortable, Bold, and Simple. Or Sporty. Or Smart. Or something softer, more feminin. Have a hard time making up my mind. I hate shopping, though, because it is so hard to find clothes that fit me … I am tall with long arms and legs and after four kids gained a little too much weight, so there simply is (almost) no standart that fits me … no such shopping services in Germany, either. Many times, I just have to take what fits me and be happy I found something at all. After a long search, that is.

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      I hear you Juliane. I also have a non-standard body type — I’m extremely short and super curvy for my size — so a lot of clothes don’t fit me right. If you choose your 3 words it may help you… there are also some global internet-based shopping services. So you never know? 🙂

  9. Ashley Rose Avatar
    Ashley Rose

    Love this, Thank you~
    Comfortable, Radiant, Spiritual

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Great words Ashley! 🙂

  10. Michelle Avatar
    Michelle

    Natural, designer, flair. Thank you! Just what I needed to figure out to pare down my closet!

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Excellent words!

  11. David J Folley Avatar
    David J Folley

    One-of-a-kind, Bohemian, Understated

    I pay special attention to my appearance like most men. As a painter and vision philosopher I’m very conscious of first impressions. I like to dress in a style ‘for the occasion’; a style which enables me to blend in with whoever I’m going to meet. I have an extensive wardrobe, it consists of one pair of wellington boots, one bright pink shirt with nice frills, two pairs of maroon cord trousers and a purple trilby hat.

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Love this David! I can really picture you… 🙂

  12. Sue Avatar
    Sue

    Thanks, Marisa. My three words would be Professional, Classic and Comfortable

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Great choices Sue. I can picture you!

  13. Natasha Lockey Avatar
    Natasha Lockey

    Hmmm comfortable, original and practical I think are my words:)

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      I like it Natasha! Only question is how is comfortable different from practical? Are those 2 words that are saying something similar?

  14. Deborah Avatar
    Deborah

    Elegant, Professional, Sexy. I’m with you on the challenges of dressing a petite and curvy physique, Marisa, and I strive to choose outfits that I can really “walk” into any room with confidence, gravitas and a wicked smile!

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Totes Deborah – it’s also about dressing for your body type for sure! And feeling great about yourself exactly as you are.

  15. Hannah Romanowsky Avatar
    Hannah Romanowsky

    That was a helpful article! Mine were: alluring, artistic, and elegant.

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Oo la la Hannah! 😉

  16. Big D Avatar
    Big D

    I thought this was a joke or something to redirect people to some other idea… You were serious. You had a valuable experience at the right time in your life. How we affect others may change the direction of their lives. I am not looking to have three words define me, but for those who may want to get more in this post modern impression driven world, you hit a home run for at least most of them! Good article. Thank you.

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      You’re welcome Big D. I don’t think these words necessarily have to define you — that’s a different exercise — it’s more about being intentional about how you want to dress, since that’s often how people meet (and judge) you for the first time.

  17. Joanna Campbell Slan Avatar
    Joanna Campbell Slan

    Polished, Classy, and Unexpected. Thanks for a thoughtful exercise that I can apply to clothes and life.

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      I like adding “unexpected” to polished and classy. One really different word always works beautifully in this exercise.

  18. Ryan T. Avatar
    Ryan T.

    This was really interesting. I couldn’t settle on just 3 words. I suppose I really have some thinking to do!

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      I hear you Ryan! It is challenging… you’ll get there. Try something out for a bit. If it doesn’t feel right, try something else.

  19. Christine Materita Moewai Moana Avatar
    Christine Materita Moewai Moana

    Hi Marisa, I dont like shopping for clothes much due to the fact that alot of things look awesome in the shop and the temptation to buy just about everything you see doesn’t do me any favours. I actually enjoyed this exercise my three words i chose creative practical and naturàl

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      I hear you Christine. One thing I’ve found with this style statement is it prevents you from buying stuff that looks good in the store that isn’t really a fit for you. So this helps solve that issue.

  20. Andrea Avatar
    Andrea

    Easy
    Bold
    Unique

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Fabulous! 🙂

  21. Nadine Avatar
    Nadine

    I came up with Classic, elegant and fitted. Are those too much the same?

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Classic and elegant may be a bit too close. It depends on whether you want to have a really distinct style. If so, you may want a word that adds more differentiation.

  22. Missi Avatar
    Missi

    Interesting article with lots of food for thought. I can up with 6 possibilities that I narrowed down to the three that I think would represent my branding style……”Creative, Original and Natural-” my every day me and “Innovative, Bold and Unique” my professional performance me.

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Love it Missi. I’m just wondering what’s the difference between creative and original?

      Also, how would you differentiate innovative and unique?

      I recommend making sure each word clearly conveys a different characteristic.

      1. Missi Avatar
        Missi

        When I think of creative it means adding some flare to the original which is one of a kind. For innovative it is about presenting something new and different with a complimentary style that reflects its unique.

  23. Oshan Majik Dharma Avatar
    Oshan Majik Dharma

    Expensive, Original, Professional. (casual: Expensive, Original, Adventure) *_*

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Love it Oshan! 🙂

  24. Deb Avatar
    Deb

    Stylish, glamorous and timeless. I want/have stuff that I can pull out of my wardrobe in 2o years and still look great.

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      That’s awesome Deb! Thanks for sharing 🙂

  25. Carin Avatar
    Carin

    Thought I knew myself pretty well, but had a harder time to decide than I thought. It was difficult to decide because of the fact that some words describe my personality but that is not always the way I dress. I can be bold and adventurous in feminine clothing. Decided on one-of-a-kind, feminine, flair
    Nice exercise!

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      It’s harder than it seems to pick only 3 words… right? So glad you got that clarity Carin!

  26. Mary-Ellen Avatar
    Mary-Ellen

    Glad I came back to this exercise. It’s a different way of looking at oneself. For me, the first word was easy for some reason. The second was harder and the third finally popped out. Elegant, Professional, Quality. And, as others are noting, we have on and off personas. My off persona changes Professional to Comfortable, so Elegant, Comfortable, Quality. I don’t think this is just about clothing, either. It includes accessories hair, makeup and aura. You definitely have a bright aura, Marisa. Thank you for the fun.

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      So glad you enjoyed this exercise Mary-Ellen! 🙂

  27. Bernadette Avatar
    Bernadette

    Thanks for providing such a list. It is an interesting exercise, although i found that my way of clothing my body change somewhat with my mood of the day. Nevertheless I could qualify me as a Modern (with flair) creative (at time daring) and unique (while keeping a natural flair)

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      I love the words (and variations) you chose here Bernadette! And your style can totally change based on your mood and it will evolve over time. Great insights, thank you for sharing!

  28. RAMACHANDRAN .V Avatar
    RAMACHANDRAN .V

    Clarity will give more success .

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Absolutely! In all areas of life… 🙂

  29. Cindy Avatar
    Cindy

    I just took 2 hours relooking the items in my closet to figure out my words. Wow! Now I know why I like certain things and never wear the others. I found a lot of stuff that doesn’t match the best ME. I have 2 style statements. My usual style is: Comfortable, Easy, Youthful. The other one, more for formal or business occasions is Simple, Classic, Elegant (or Simple, Classic, Casual for less formal meet-ups).

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      That’s exactly right Cindy. Whenever I have things I don’t wear, it’s because it doesn’t fit… hopefully this will help you choose the right things for you in the future.

  30. Brad Lloyd Avatar
    Brad Lloyd

    Thank you for reminding us about showing up properly for the occasion.

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Sure thing! 🙂

  31. Candace Martin Avatar
    Candace Martin

    Dear Marisa, you have such a way of pinpointing people’s needs! Thank you for sharing that skill, and this wonderful list. Mine are: Stage, Tailored, Elegant, Refined. For Casual, Spiritual, Practical, Tailored. I already lean toward natural in my fabric choices, so that is a given. You are much appreciated!

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      You’re welcome Candace! Great words… 🙂

  32. Michael Avatar
    Michael

    Hi. Thanks for the list. My 3 words are Quality, Comfotable, Fashion. Warm greetings. Michael

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Quality and comfortable are great. Fashion(able) is a tricky one since it seems more like a judgment call than something that objectively describes a style of fashion. Smart may be a more descriptive word.

  33. Johanna Alper Avatar
    Johanna Alper

    casual – Bohemian, Spiritual, Natural
    professional – Asian Inspired, Artistic, Spiritual

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      It’s fascinating how different your shlump and stage versions are! It’s almost like you’re taking on another persona…

  34. Yeshe Chodron Avatar
    Yeshe Chodron

    I love this! My three words are comfortable sexy spiritual 💜

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      Love that combo!

  35. April Lee Avatar
    April Lee

    Thank you for this article! It is awesome!

    My personal style is edgy, elegant and fitted.

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      You go rock that!

  36. Rhonda Miller Avatar
    Rhonda Miller

    Thank you Marisa for having this for us.
    My 3 but could be more are: Creative, Designer and One of a kind.

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      I recommend keeping it to 3!

  37. Haingo Avatar
    Haingo

    Classic, elegant, smart

    1. Marisa Murgatroyd Avatar
      Marisa Murgatroyd

      🙂

  38. Cynthia McKelvy Avatar
    Cynthia McKelvy

    My personal style is classic, feminine, and professional. This narrows my focus at a time when I have to sort through my closets and choose which clothes to keep and.which ones to toss! Thank you for simplifying what was a dreaded task for.too long! So timely!

  39. Judith Gail Kipp Norris Avatar
    Judith Gail Kipp Norris

    Creative * Elegant * Unique | Personal style

    Black * White * Red | Wardrobe colors

    Terrific article, although I’m working on my business branding. I imagine the same principles apply there. I always had too many clothes since my Mom’s hobby was sewing, and she only had one child Yes, in many ways, I was spoiled, but not rotten or with things. Spoiled sweet can only be the best way to describe it LOVE was the operative word in our house.

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