Personal Stylist Leeds - Personal Shopper Leeds - Image Consultant - Arash Mazinani
Capsule wardrobes are dead. Yeah, I said it!
If you’re even a little bit interested in your personal style you’ll have come across the concept of a capsule wardrobe. They’ve been the hottest thing for a minute now, but if we’ve reached peak capsule wardrobe, why am I proclaiming they’re dead?
One of the beautiful things about clothes is the ability to convey your personality through them. There’s a reason it’s called personal style. It should be personal to you. But what if you’re torn between a 90s grunge aesthetic and trendy fashion?
Or if your desired look is the love child of athleisure and 80s power dressing? (side note: that I’d want to see!)
You’ve got an event coming up, a party perhaps, so you take yourself to get a new outfit. After trawling the shops, you settle for something you’re totally in love with. You can’t wait to rock your new garms.
Want to know a secret that will help you achieve that effortless put-together look?
Working with textures is a way of putting together an outfit that can really make people take notice but in a very subtle way. It’s not as loud or obvious as wearing bright colours or bold prints. But while it may be a little more understated, it definitely doesn’t lack impact when done right.
It goes without saying, over time, people change. This includes their values and beliefs. My own values and beliefs have evolved since I started this blog and helping people with their personal style. While there are still many things I believed in when I first started that hold true, there are others I’ve discarded or picked up along the way.
So how has the way I approach personal style and fashion evolved recently?
1| Arash – Be more ethically-conscious in 2018.
There’s still a lot of work to be done by most major high street brands when it comes to transparency over working conditions and who makes their clothes, especially when you have workers writing pleas for help on labels (I’m looking at you Zara). But there are a few things you can do in 2018 to be more ethically conscious.