Hi Sarah, I can't find where in the videos you mentioned which celebrity represents which style anymore. I think the "natural" style was Cameron Diaz but who was the second one? And who represents the Classic style?

Invite to BBQ, didn’t want to dress too much so I added pearls and other jewellery to my really comfortable and „safe“ outfit.

Just listened to this module and I would say I’m 98% natural and 2% classic. But I think I always wanted to be more the creative one, and then ended up with something I didn’t wear. I would describe myself as creative & arty and it’s something that’s important to me. But somehow not in the things I wear. Any suggestions? Should I just stick to natural and classic or is there a way to bring in something creative that feels ok?

After today’s live session I realize I am done apologizing for my love of black! I really do love it…I find it sleek and powerful. (Don’t get me wrong, I love color, too! I’m just not as comfortable with it yet.) Here is another work, walk, lift day look. I love the high waist of these joggers and the crop of this top. Sarah, I think you are right…being drawn toward fitted clothing is dramatic expression. I also share the tattoo that I got at 51 when my dad was struggling with dementia and life was hard…a forever reminder. I think this (and the other tattoo that I have on the same arm, which is a story for another day) are signs of a dramatic personality as well. Sarah, linking style to identity, values, and behaviors is game changing!

Hello! A quick reminder that we are live inside Streamline Your Style later today! Details in your calendar. See you then!