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TH@luxurylaw was recently on the @unapologeticallyshow breaking down his styling process and how he works with new clients. His approach is all about understanding what works, what doesn’t, and exploring new possibilities. The best part? You can apply this same process to cultivate your own personal style—without buying anything new. Here’s how:
1️⃣ Shop Your Closet:
Start by dividing your wardrobe into two categories:
• Love It: Clothes you feel great in and wear often.
• Not For Me: Pieces you rarely wear or don’t feel confident in.
2️⃣ Analyze What Works:
Look at your “Love It” pile and find the patterns:
• What colors, fabrics, and silhouettes do you gravitate toward?
• What’s the mood or style—bold, casual, sporty, romantic, etc?
3️⃣ Analyze What Doesn’t Work:
Break down your “Not For Me” pile:
• Is it the fit, the color, or the style?
• Are these items too trendy, uncomfortable, or impractical for your lifestyle? Knowing what to avoid is key!
4️⃣ Revisit with Fresh Eyes:
Now that you know what works and what doesn’t, go back to your closet with a new perspective. You might find pieces you overlooked that actually fit your vibe.
✨ Final Thoughts:
You don’t need more clothes—you just need to learn yourself. Take the time to study what works for you and stop making the same style mistakes. Personal style is about intention, reflection, and working with what you already have. When you truly know yourself, you’ll shop smarter and dress better.
@thenotoriouskia
