What's Your Fashion Style in 3 Words?

Do you feel like your style is all over the place? One day you’re bohemian, the next day preppy, followed by sporty, or sometimes business professional.

Figuring out your own personal style can be very tricky.

But it doesn’t have to be!

You don’t need to be a chameleon and change your style every day.

Instead, we’re going to choose some style words to help you figure out your own personal style.

By doing this, you’ll be able to describe your personal style in 3 words.

Not only will it help you define your look, shopping for clothes and cleaning out your closet will become so much easier!

Because if the clothes you own don’t fit your style words, you can easily weed them out of your wardrobe. And, if your out shopping, you can narrow your focus to looking for clothes that fit your 3 style words.

Before we talk about your style, let’s look at a few style icons you already know.

In the video below, I’m going to discuss the style keywords of celebrities you know including Diane Keaton, Gwyneth Paltrow, Stevie Nicks, Reese Witherspoon, Sofia Vargara, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Victoria Beckham, Martha Stewart, and Tracee Ellis Ross.

We’ll discuss what makes each woman’s style unique and how you can easily use the same technique to apply it to your own style.

How do I find my 3 style words?

Now let’s identify your style!

Start by downloading my 100+ List of Style Words.

Start by choosing 3-5 words that best describe your style.

And if you feel like you don’t have a style, choose the words that describe what you WANT your style to be.

If you don’t feel like printing the list, you can simply scroll through all of the style words list below.

  • Androgynous

  • Artistic

  • Athletic

  • Avant-Garde

  • Bohemian

  • Bold

  • Boyish

  • Bright

  • Casual

  • Chic

  • Classic

  • Clean

  • Collegiate

  • Colorful

  • Confident

  • Cool

  • Corporate

  • Creative

  • Cute

  • Cutting-Edge

  • Dramatic

  • Earthy

  • Eclectic

  • Edgy

  • Effortless

  • Elegant

  • Energetic

  • Equestrian

  • Ethnic

  • Expensive

  • Feminine

  • Flirty

  • Flowery

  • Freestyle

  • French-Girl

  • Free-Spirited

  • Fun

  • Funky

  • Futuristic

  • Girl Next Door

  • Girly

  • Glamorous

  • Glitzy

  • Gothic

  • Graceful

  • Groovy

  • Grungy

  • Gypsy

  • Happy

  • Haute (high fashion)

  • Hip

  • Hippy

  • Hot

  • Ladylike

  • Laid-Back

  • Layered

  • Menswear-Inspired

  • Minimalist

  • Modern

  • Natural

  • Nautical

  • Opulent

  • Ornate

  • Outdoorsy

  • Polished

  • Playful

  • Preppy

  • Pretty

  • Professional

  • Pulled-Together

  • Punk

  • Quirky

  • Refined

  • Relatable

  • Relaxed

  • Retro

  • Rockstar

  • Romantic

  • Rugged

  • Rustic

  • Sassy

  • Sexy

  • Simple

  • Skater

  • Sleek

  • Sophisticated

  • Southern

  • Sporty

  • Spunky

  • Stunning

  • Stylish

  • Surfer-chic

  • Sweet

  • Tailored

  • Trendy

  • Timeless

  • Tomboy

  • Unconventional

  • Understated

  • Unique

  • Urban

  • Versatile

  • Western

  • Whimsical

  • Youthful

  • Zen

What’s next?

Now that you’ve got your three style words, this is how you’ll use them.

#1. Write them down and hang them in your closet.

When you are organizing or cleaning out your closet, you can refer to this list if you are debating about what to keep and what to toss.

In addition, when it’s time to go shopping, you’re going to have your style words handy.

#2. Write your style words on a piece of paper or put them in the notes section of your phone.

Rather than just shopping haphazardly, wondering what to buy next, you’re going to look for clothes that fit your style words.

#3. Shop in stores that cater to your style words.

It will narrow your focus and allow you to easily select clothes that will mix and match with the clothes you already have in your wardrobe because they are all now YOUR style!

Related post: How to Find Your Own Style

What are your three style words? Put them in the comments below!

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