We often think of ‘style’ as trend led, but those people whose appearance looks effortlessly put together usually aren’t necessarily following ‘fashion’ trends. It’s more likely they’ve found the style that they are comfortable with and if you don’t feel you’re quite there, knowing your style personality can help.
When you don’t know your style personality, your wardrobe is much more likely to be full of random pieces that don’t work together.
When you do know it:
- You buy less but wear more
- Outfits come together more easily
- You feel more confident in your clothes
- Trends stop dictating your choices
There are lots of Style Personality quizzes on-line and this one is an amalgamation of what you’ll find. Have a bit of fun and give it a try to help identify your broad Style Personality –
1. Your ideal everyday outfit is:
A — Tailored trousers, a crisp shirt, sleek shoes
B — A soft dress or flowing skirt
C — Jeans, a tee, and something comfortable
D — Something bold or statement-making
E — Clean, simple, plain fabrics
F — An unexpected mix of colours or vintage finds
2. When you shop, you’re drawn to:
A — Timeless staples you can wear for years
B — Pretty details, soft fabrics, delicate shapes
C — Easy pieces you can throw on without thinking
D — Leather, hardware (decorative metal accents), darker tones
E — Minimal cuts and neutral palettes
F — Unique items no one else will have
3. Your go-to shoes are:
A — Loafers or classic boots
B — Ballet flats or delicate heels
C — Trainers or flat sandals
D — Chunky boots
E — Sleek, understated styles
F — Something colourful or unusual
4. The vibe you want to give off:
A — Polished and put-together
B — Soft and expressive
C — Relaxed and approachable
D — Confident and bold
E — Calm and modern
F — Artistic and individual
5. Your wardrobe colour palette is mostly:
A — Navy, camel, white, black
B — Mix of pastels and florals
C — Denim, neutrals, earthy shades
D — Black, deep colours, contrast
E — Monochrome or very muted
F — Brights, prints, unexpected combos
Your Results
Mostly A — Classic
You love timeless pieces that never go out of style. Your wardrobe is refined, reliable, and elegant.
Mostly B — Romantic / Feminine
Soft shapes and delicate details are your comfort zone. You dress with warmth and emotion.
Mostly C — Natural / Relaxed
Comfort is key. Your style is effortless, practical, and easy going.
Mostly D — Edgy
You lean towards bold choices and strong silhouettes. Your style has attitude.
Mostly E — Minimalist
Clean, simple, intentional. You prefer quality over clutter and calm over chaos.
Mostly F — Creative / Eclectic
You dress to express, not to conform. Your outfits are original and playful.
You’re likely to be a mix
It’s rare to fall into just one category. Your dominant letter is your foundation — the second highest is your pivot.
That blend is a good starting point for thinking about your style personality.
Now What?
Use your result as a filter:
- When shopping ask yourself: “Does this fit my style personality?”
- When dressing: lean into your strengths, where you feel most confident.
- When experimenting borrow from your secondary type.
This will help keep you focused because style isn’t about having more clothes, it’s about wearing them differently.
As I’ve said before – ‘less is more’!
As always, if you need any help with any aspect of your styling, don’t hesitate to give me a shout!