Have you ever looked into your closet thinking, “None of this feels right?”
In this episode of Always Choose Orange, I talk with stylist Ellie Richards about how clothing can act as a mirror for how clearly we understand ourselves.
Drawing from fashion psychology, Ellie explains why developing a personal style starts internally rather than with aesthetics or trends. Instead of copying influencers or chasing the latest look, she encourages people to understand their lifestyle, preferences, and identity first, and then build a wardrobe that reflects those things.
In our conversation we discuss:
Why clothing influences how we think, feel, and behave
How “self-concept clarity” affects personal style
Why copying aesthetics from influencers often falls flat
The minimalist wardrobe pyramid and dopamine dressing
How to identify your contrast level and seasonal color palette
What to look for when buying ethical and sustainable clothing
Along the way, Ellie also shares insights from her experience running a sustainable fashion boutique and explains why she sees herself as an educator rather than an influencer.
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