How to Identify Your Personal Style in a World Full of Trends

In a world where every scroll introduces a new fashion trend, it's easy to feel lost or pressured to keep up. But real style isn't about following trends - it's about understanding what feels you. If you’ve ever stood in front of a closet full of clothes and thought, “I have nothing to wear,” this guide is for you.

Let’s break down how to identify your personal style in a way that’s sustainable, authentic, and confidence-boosting.

1. Understand Your Lifestyle and Comfort Zone

Your personal style should reflect your reality. Are you mostly at a desk job? Running around on shoots? Taking care of little ones? Knowing your day-to-day needs helps you choose pieces you’ll actually wear.

Make a list of what your week looks like - work, events, casual time - and the kind of outfits those situations require.

2. Audit Your Current Wardrobe

Open your closet and pull out the 10 items you wear the most. Is there a pattern in colors, silhouettes, or fabrics? Chances are, your style is already showing up - you just need to spot it.

3. Define What Inspires You

Create a Pinterest board or save Instagram posts of looks that catch your eye. Don’t overthink it - save what you love, even if it feels out of reach. You’ll start to see recurring elements - maybe it’s oversized blazers, earthy tones, or Indo-Western fusion.

4. Take the Quiz: What’s Your Style Personality?

🎯 Results:

Mostly A’s – The Classic Queen

Timeless elegance is your comfort zone. Structured cuts, high-quality fabrics, and neutral tones define you.

Mostly B’s – The Boho Babe

You love flow, freedom, and fun. Prints, textures, and a little drama? Yes, please!

Mostly C’s – The Trend Setter

You like to push boundaries and turn heads. Your closet is unpredictable - in the best way!

Mostly D’s – The Chic Minimalist

You thrive on clean lines and modern vibes. Simplicity speaks louder for you.

5. Experiment Without Pressure

Try mini style experiments - pair traditional jhumkas with a shirt dress or wear sneakers with a lehenga skirt. The goal is to see what feels you, not what gets likes.

6. Invest in Versatile Pieces

Once you're clear, shop intentionally. Look for pieces that align with your new-found style but work across seasons and occasions.

Here are some of my curated style staple collections for you to shop :

• White Shirts

• Indo-Fusion Pieces

• Jeans/Trousers

  
  

Final Word:

Your style is a story - one only you can write. Forget the pressure to trend-hop and focus on dressing for the life you actually live and love. Trust us, once you find your style sweet spot, getting dressed becomes the easiest (and most fun) part of your day. Still need help deciding your personal style? Write to us at info.snazshi@gmail.com and we will work together to bring best in you.