Gemma Spake

I have been so drawn into the psychology of fashion recently.

I'm not a particularly fashionable person.

I don't really think about it that often, but like...

Just the psychology behind why we wear what we wear, why we choose certain colors, why we are drawn to certain accessories, even certain animal prints.

Like there is a massive rabbit hole that you can fall into looking into this.

And I want to share some of my findings.

The thing is, what we choose to wear isn't

It's not the most important thing about us.

And I'm sure there are some people who would disagree with me.

There are some diehard like fashion fans out there who would say it's the most important thing in the world.

But, you know, there's definitely plenty of more that matters.

What you do with your time, your values, your hobbies, et cetera, et cetera.

But when you think about it, getting dressed...

is incredibly psychologically revealing because it is a ritual it is a thing that we do every single day and what we choose to get dressed in every single day that decision can reveal some really significant things about our personality about our insecurities how we were in childhood it's honestly so mind-blowing and

What we're going to get into today, whether you care about fashion a lot, you have a Vogue subscription, whether you care about it a medium amount or not at all.

I really don't care because you're going to hear a fact today that is going to blow your mind.

I promise you that.

And you may also learn how to make better style choices based on your identity and your personality.

And you may also save yourself some money and some time by being able to curate a wardrobe based on what you're going to find out about yourself today.

So without further ado, let's get into the psychology of personal style.