Stop looking for your style on Pinterest

If you've ever spent an embarrassing amount of time curating the perfect Pinterest board and then stood in front of your wardrobe thinking "I have nothing to wear" hi, this video is for you. Only 30 spots available - Join my Weekly Style Club here https://www.nuude-studio.com/pages/weekly-outfit-club Most style advice tells you to make a moodboard and save what you like. Which is cool, but... nobody tells you how to actually read what you're saving, why some of it feels like you and some of it definitely doesn't, or how to turn any of it into a wardrobe that makes getting dressed feel easy. Thats what I'm going to teach you today. Because the problem was never your taste and it was never that you have too many aesthetics or that your style is too varied or that you just haven't found the right Pinterest board yet. The problem is that most of what we save is actually a collection of who we want to become, not who we already are. There's a psychological concept called Possible Selves (Markus & Nurius, 1986) that explains this really well and once you get it, you'll never look at your saved folder the same way again. By the end of this video Im hoping you'll have a clear framework for finding the right references, reading what they're actually telling you and translating them into real wardrobe decisions. (No more saving outfits you'd never wear!) Here's what we cover: Why your references aren't working Your saved folder is probably full of your ideal self, not your actu