What Is My Fashion Style?

Fashion and personal style can seem daunting to define, but understanding your tastes and what makes you feel confident is achievable in simple steps. This blog will walk through how to determine your unique fashion personality and develop a cohesive look that is true to you. By the end, you’ll be well on your way to curating an effortless wardrobe and affirming your signature style.

How to Define Your Personal Style in 8 Step

What is Personal Style? Personal style refers to the clothes, colors, silhouettes, fabrics and details that best reflect your individuality, values and lifestyle. It’s a visual expression of who you are through the fashion choices you make each day. Personal style evolves over time as your tastes, circumstances and confidence levels change. But at its core, it’s about wearing what makes you feel most like YOU. Read more

Where Are You On Your Style Journey?

By now, you likely have a better sense of your intrinsic fashion personality through self exploration of your inspirations, existing looks and a defined style archetype and mood board. The next step is maintaining your newfound sense of personal style through intentional curation and developing your signature outfit combos over time. Your personal style will continue evolving as you gain confidence, experience new adventures and your tastes mature. But with a solid foundation established through this process, expressing your authentic self through fashion becomes second nature.                      Read more

Fashion merchandising refers to the activities involved in the retail and wholesale side of the fashion industry. Merchandisers are responsible for forecasting trends, selecting products, negotiating with suppliers and manufacturers, developing pricing strategies, ensuring inventory is properly displayed and much more. Specifically, key responsibilities include. 1. Trend Forecasting: Attending global fashion weeks, trade shows and scouring various media sources to identify upcoming macro trends 1-2 years in advance. 2. Product Development: Working with designers, sourcing managers and factories abroad to develop private label collections aligned with predicted trends and the retailer’s brand image. 3. Assortment Planning: Carefully curating a balanced assortment of products across categories like women’s/men’s apparel, Read more

What Is Fashion Merchandising?