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Yesterday, I shared my radical new way to approach personal style for 2025 — and I say that with a goofy winky face, because there’s nothing radical about it. ;)
It goes like this:
Like what you like and let that be your personal style.
But sometimes the advice to “like what you like” can feel limiting. You may be thinking, “Well I LIKE yoga pants, but I really do want to wear more than that!”
So let’s add this little astrisck:
Be open to expanding what you like, slowly, over time.
Liking what you like doesn’t mean stopping there. Instead, it can be an invitation to try new things without expectation.
Trying on is key here. For the longest time I wrote off the things like cargo pants and mini skirts because I didn’t like the idea of them — but then once I had them on, I ended up loving them. You never know when something might surprise you.
Speaking of cargo pants, I found some amazing alternatives to these cargo pants by the way — all fully in stock and most of them on sale. Check out the Gap Cargo Pants (on sale, under $27), the Anthropologie Sanctuary Cargo Pants, and the Lululemon Elastic Waist Cargo Pants (on sale, under $70).
Okay, so tell me, have you discovered something new to like lately? Did it surprise you? I’d love to hear about it!
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OUTFIT DETAILS
(If you see something you like, you can shop it and support my blog at the same time by using the affiliate links below)
Jenni Kayne Cashmere Cocoon Cardigan | Similar for less: Quince Cashmere Boyfriend Cardigan
Similar pants: Gap Cargo Pants (on sale, under $27), Anthropologie Sanctuary Cargo Pants, Lululemon Adjustable Cargo Pants
JEWELRY
Similar Ring: Madewell Demi Fine Sterling Silver Dome Ring
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I have a black high-neck tank dress that I bought on sale awhile ago to wear under chunky cardigans when it got cold enough. Since then, while not wearing it, I have thought multiple times, “Why did I buy this? I’m not a dress person!” And I really generally do not enjoy or feel my best in dresses.
But I tried that dress on for a nice evening out two weeks ago, and it looked fantastic! And I wore it with a wool shrug and boots and I felt amazing! I even felt tall! (I’m 5’6″)
And now I can’t wait to wear it again.
Funny how often I forget how surprising life can be in all big and small ways.