How to Develop Your Signature Style
Most people go through their lives trying to copy other people, in hopes of them looking as good a those people do.
However, what these people fail to realize, is the fact that not everyone can look the same in the same clothes, and outfits. This is because no two people are the same.
As a result, it is very important for everyone to be able to develop their own signature style, which is something that can be associated with them. This is going to make it very easy for anyone to recognize them, and will make them stand out a whole lot more than they already do.
Instructions
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Determine who you want to be
The first step to determining signature style is to figure out just who you want to be. You need to spend time discovering yourself, and in the midst of doing this, you will be able to settle down and start finding out your signature style.
This is an important part of figuring out your signature style, since your style is going to depict just who you are. If you aren’t well aware of this part of your life, you might never actually end up having a signature style at all. -
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Browse through various styles
The next best thing to do, is for you to browse through various styles that are available to you, and try them all for certain periods of time. This will allow you to get various feed backs from the general public, who will be able to tell you what looks better on you.
This way, you will be able to slowly but surely start to figure out just what it is that works for you, as opposed to what doesn’t work for you. -
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Finalize and personalize
Now after you spend a whole lot of time going through the various styles and figuring out just what styles are ideal for you, you also need to start picking one style out.
You now need to incorporate this one style in your day to day life, since it is going to be your representation for as long as you want it to be.
However, in order to really customize it, you can go on and modify the style based on your personal preference, as opposed to just using the generic style to do things.
