Eight Fashion Styles Self-Test

1. How to Test: Please write down your answer choices (A, B, C, etc.). Tally up the points for each style based on your answers to calculate your total score for all eight styles.

2. Interpreting Your Results: Your highest score(s) indicate your dominant style(s). If two scores are very close (e.g., within 1-2 points), it suggests you have a blend of those two styles (e.g., Natural-Youthful, Elegant-Romantic, Edgy-Dramatic). You can combine styling tips from both. Styles with low scores are generally less suitable.

Personal style can be blended, and you may have a secondary style beyond your dominant one. Remember, personal preference, profession, occasion, and even your mood can influence your choices. The most important thing is to find what makes you feel confident, comfortable, and harmonious. Use these results as a starting point for your exploration!

Style categories are descriptions, not personalities. Tailored, romantic, minimal, sporty, classic, dramatic, bohemian, and a softer feminine cut are simply different answers to the same questions: how much structure, how much ornament, how much contrast. Most people borrow from two of them and ignore the rest.

Use the eight plates as a test of recognition. The style you actually wear is the one you keep choosing when you are late, not the one you admire in a picture. Once you see it, edit toward it. A wardrobe of eight styles is a costume cupboard. A wardrobe of two, with shared colors, is something you can get dressed from in the morning.