Do you ever feel like your wardrobe is lacking that extra pop of energy? Have you found yourself sticking to neutrals out of fear of standing out? I used to be in the same boat until I discovered the transformative power of colour in my wardrobe.
Let me take you back to a time when I dressed solely to blend in, to avoid drawing any attention to myself. I wore so much black, white and navy. But one day, I decided to start experimenting with lots of pattern, big earrings and colourful accessories. I started dressing for me. And you know what? Everything changed.
As soon as I embraced colour and started dressing in colours that truly resonated with my personality, something magical happened. My confidence took a huge leap and I began to hold my head high and I went about my day to day business. No longer did I feel like I was hiding in the background; instead, I felt like the best version of myself, fun and unapologetic.
But the transformation didn't stop there. As my confidence grew, so did my energy. And that newfound energy became visible to those around me. Suddenly, people were commenting about my outfits and complimenting me on how happy I looked.
It's amazing how something as simple as adding a pop of colour to your outfit can have such a huge impact on your overall well-being. So, to all the women out there who may be hesitant to step out of their comfort zones, I encourage you to give colour a chance.
Start small – maybe incorporate a colourful accessory into your outfit or experiment with a bold lip colour. As you become more comfortable, don't be afraid to play with different shades, patterns and combinations until you find what truly speaks to you.
Remember, dressing for yourself is not about conforming to anyone else's standards or expectations. It's about embracing who you are and letting your true colours shine through.
Part of my mission in creating a colourful fashion business was to inspire others to become the best version of themselves too. If I can inspire one other person to wear that red dress, rock those yellow heels, and let the world see the confident, radiant woman that you are then my job here is done.