The Art of Intentional Dressing

The book above I had wanted to review and lost track of whether I did or not. It’s become my favorite guide to dressing in clothes.

Erin Walsh the personal stylist to celebrities outlines step-by-step her CREATE method: Using Clarity Ritual Editing Alignment Truth and Expansion.

Walsh quotes Gabby Bernstein as to the four simple question to ask ourselves before getting dressed and going out in the morning:

Who do I want to be today?

How do I want to feel today?

What do I want to give today?

What do I want to receive today?

I recommend buying this book as the cost is well worth it. Thought it can be checked out of a library too.

One part of the book I’m not keen on: lighting candles and using scent. I think candles should be used for decoration only. And I’m not a fan of perfume.

The subtitle of the book gets at why I’m fond of the method as it’s “Your Essential Style Guide to Manifesting a Magnetic Life.”

The beauty is that how we dress and the fashion we choose to wear changes throughout our time here. There’s no need to cringe at those tutus you wore to a night club in the 1980s. Or balk at those strait jacket suits you wore to a corporate office job in the 1990s.

It’s empowering if you ask me to know that you and I don’t have to dress in the same way forever.

More in a coming blog entry about fashion faux pas that I’ve begun using to my advantage.

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