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Stop Following Style Rules That Were Never for You and Do THIS Instead

Stop Following Style Rules That Were Never for You and Do THIS Instead

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Here's Lisa's edit of the most loved clothes her actual real life clients have bought this season so far. Check it out.

Stop Following Style Rules That Were Never Written for You:

What if the wardrobe advice you've been following was never meant for you? Personal stylist Lisa Gillbe, who has spent 16 years dressing real people in London, takes apart generic capsule wardrobe rules and trend cycles. In their place, she gives you a way to work out what actually feels like you, with a clear process, three style words to aim for, and a fresh way to shop and get dressed.What you'll hear: Style starts with you, not the rules. Lisa argues that personal style is about knowing yourself, what feels right, and how your style evolves. Body shape and colour are useful, but secondary. Her own three style words: relaxed, feminine with edge, and vintage. A step-by-step way to find your style: collect outfit inspiration on Pinterest or in screenshots, spot the patterns, then pull out your three style words. Edit with thought, not a stopwatch. Lisa pushes back on the rigid "discard anything unworn for a year" rule. Notice instead which clothes make you feel good. The three layers of a wardrobe: practical pieces, core items, and mood shifters or statement pieces. Peace buying: buy what genuinely excites you. Peace dressing: pick a piece you love and build the outfit around it. Styling ideas to try: pair statement pieces with simple ones, play with proportion, and mix contrasts. A client story: one overwhelmed client had a packed wardrobe, and five bags of clothes were removed. Listener reviews: Lisa responds to themes including buying what you love, confidence with age, and the three-style-word workbook. She also flags comfortable, stylish shoes as a future topic.

Try this:

  1. Gather outfit inspiration from Pinterest or your screenshots.
  2. Look for the patterns that keep showing up.
  3. Choose three style words.
  4. Edit your wardrobe thoughtfully, keeping what makes you feel good.
  5. Next time you shop or dress, start with what excites you.

Follow Lisa on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/lisegillbestylist/?hl=en-gb

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