Creating a Personal Aesthetic: How to Define Your Unique Style (2024)

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Creating a Personal Aesthetic: How to Define Your Unique Style? ›

However, avoid using vague or generic terms, such as nice, beautiful, or comfortable, that don't convey much information. Instead, focus on the elements, principles, and emotions that define your style, such as colors, shapes, textures, balance, harmony, or mood.

However, avoid using vague or generic terms, such as nice, beautiful, or comfortable, that don't convey much information. Instead, focus on the elements, principles, and emotions that define your style, such as colors, shapes, textures, balance, harmony, or mood.

The idea is that you choose three adjectives—one practical, one aspirational, one emotional—that encapsulate the way you want to show up in the world. Why we love it: It's smart yet simple. Practical without being prescriptive.

begin an inspiration board or album; we recommend using pinterest, but you could create a “saved” collection on instagram or an album on your phone or computer… whatever works for you! search and save inspirational, yet also realistic styles and outfits that you could and would wear on just about any day for anything.

How to make myself look aesthetic? ›

To be more aesthetic, start by ditching or donating old clothes you don't like or wear anymore, then pick out staple pieces you can mix and match that speak to your new look. Then, experiment with bold makeup and hair choices to find a striking, aesthetic style.

Making a moodboard, blog, or journal. Moodboards, blogs, and journals are a good way to better understand what visually interests you, how you have grown, what media you like, and helps you track your habits if you choose to be in a more achievement oriented aesthetic like Studyblr.

Your style is you personified.

It is how you walk into a room and without saying anything, and still communicate to everyone who sees you. Your personal style is kind of like your brand as an individual. It's how you carry yourself, and how you stand out, not just what you wear.

There are two main reasons that you're struggling to figure out or define your style. Either you've lost touch with the part of yourself that cares, and you've given up. Or you're in transition, and your life looks different.