Try This How to find your personal style
Jul 23, 2025
Shane O’Neill, a writer for The Washington Post’s Style Memo, and Rachel Tashjian, a fashion critic for the same outlet, dive into the essence of personal style. They emphasize the importance of comfort over fleeting trends and encourage listeners to embark on a journey of self-expression. Tips on using accessories to enhance confidence and the value of sustainable fashion choices are discussed. They also explore effective online resources for inspiration, promoting a stylish yet authentic wardrobe that aligns with individual identity.
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Fashion vs. Personal Style
- Fashion is seasonal and driven by designers, while personal style is personality-driven and imaginative.
- Style is like grammar shaping fashion's published ideas into individual expression.
Shane's Style Evolution Anecdote
- Shane once wore platform boots and a band T-shirt, feeling incredible but now feels embarrassed.
- Personal style is a process that tells a story and should be fun, not anxiety-inducing.
Try Shopping Without Buying
- Go shopping without buying: try on different items to understand what suits you.
- Use store employees' advice to explore sizes and styles but avoid impulsive purchases.