We suggest these 5 tips for a happier wardrobe (and life)
The theory of Happy Clothes means that the clothes we wear not only reflect our mood but shape it too. Clothes can lift our emotions and make us feel happier, if we choose wisely.
The way you dress is also said to be a mode of visual communication to people about who you are, your identity, mood and even what you think about yourself. This is the power of dressing up – you can change how others perceive you. Let us get you started with these 5 tips for a happier wardrobe and life.
Clothes have the ability to affect our thoughts
Social media personality Yoyo Cao emanates confidence and it is unsurprising considering her stylish wardrobe.
Try this chic jumpsuit look that will bring you from work to drinks with the girlfriends.
Your fashion choice is a visual statement of 'who I am'
We love how Girlsourced Stylist Zara Rahman never fails to add colour to her wardrobe to spice life up.
You can get the exact same look as Zara at Rentadella. You can thank us later.
Fun clothes can help lift your mood in gloomy times
Follow the “Pink Twins” Aya and Ami because their eccentric style never fails to lift our moods.
If eclectic styles are a bit too much for you, start slow with a safe option like this blazer from YOOX.
Maximise the potential for happiness by shifting your perspectives
Comedian turned fashion designer Naomi Watanabe embraces her unconventional body type and even designed a range for women like herself called Punyus likened to “pudgy” in Japanese.
Wear something that makes you feel physically and mentally good
Vogue China’s editor-in-chief Margaret Zhang mixes up fun prints here but keeps it matching with a floral top and floral boots.
We may not be celebrities but we can be equally stylish.
Play with cut, colour & textures to express different sides of your personality.
Want to put together your own happy wardrobe? Book a stylist now to discover your happy clothes!