ISBN: 9798247193692 - you don’t know how to dress because you don’t know who you are: style as self-identity (5 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Most style advice tells you what to wear, how to match colors, or which trends to follow. This book is different. You Don't Know How to Dress Because You Don't Know Who You Are is about discovering why your wardrobe feels confusing, uncomfortable, or uninspired-and how to reclaim it as a tool for self-expression, presence, and identity. Wren Calder takes readers beyond fashion rules into the emotional and psychological roots of style. You'll learn why blending in, hiding, or following trends may be a reflection of fear, approval-seeking, or disconnection from your authentic self. Through grounded, practical, and reflective guidance, this book shows how to: Recognize when clothing is used as armor or performance Reconnect with your original style instincts and preferences Dress intentionally from self-trust rather than comparison or shame Transform daily clothing choices into acts of presence and authenticity This is not a trend book or a guide to body types or seasonal rules. It is a deeply human exploration of clothing as emotional language, identity, and self-permission. Whether your wardrobe feels stuck, confusing, or uninspiring, this book will help you reclaim style as a reflection of the person you truly are. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Librería: CitiRetail, Stevenage, Reino UnidoCitiRetail
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Most style advice tells you what to wear, how to match colors, or which trends to follow. This book is different. You Don't Know How to Dress Because You Don't Know Who You Are is about discovering why your wardrobe feels confusing, uncomfortable, or uninspired-and how to reclaim it as a tool for self-expression, presence, and identity. Wren Calder takes readers beyond fashion rules into the emotional and psychological roots of style. You'll learn why blending in, hiding, or following trends may be a reflection of fear, approval-seeking, or disconnection from your authentic self. Through grounded, practical, and reflective guidance, this book shows how to: Recognize when clothing is used as armor or performance Reconnect with your original style instincts and preferences Dress intentionally from self-trust rather than comparison or shame Transform daily clothing choices into acts of presence and authenticity This is not a trend book or a guide to body types or seasonal rules. It is a deeply human exploration of clothing as emotional language, identity, and self-permission. Whether your wardrobe feels stuck, confusing, or uninspiring, this book will help you reclaim style as a reflection of the person you truly are. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…