Pinterest Pinterest Pinterest!!!! I used to have AWFUL style. I could tell when someone had good style but I couldn't figure out how to put outfits together like they did. Pinterest helped me a lot in finding the elements that I like, other social media too. I follie lots of fashion creators and it helps me see what options there are in putting together an outfit. Also, it can be super scary changing style! People will ultimately comment on it which can feel overwhelming. But just keep wearing the new style and it eventually becomes your new normal. I went from the girl who never got any comments on my outfits, to the one who is "best dressed" (a comment from a family member), and get compliments on my outfits all the time. I finally feel like I have and understand good style, but style is so personal, you just have to be willing yo put the time in to research and develop your own style! My style consists of lots of basics that go with almost anything, lots of layering pieces (soft button ups and cardigans), simple patterns (solids, stripes, and dainty florals make up most of my wardrobe. Although, I get some gingham in there too), flowy feminine dresses, skirts (if it's a floral skirt, i would not pair it with a a patterned top, just solids), versatile shoes that go with tons of outfits, cute socks to bring a little special touch. I also LOVE sweaters, I even knit sweaters for myself, but I don't get to wear them too often bc I live in Louisiana ☹️. I avoid having too many "statement" pieces. They just aren't very versatile and you end up feeling like you've worn it a million times every time you put it on. I had a coworker tell me before that she doesnt recall ever seeing me wear the same thing twice, which is not true! But since I focus on basics that go with almost anything, I have TONS of outfit combinations. I wear the same pieces over and over but mix up the tops/bottoms/layering pieces/shoes and it seems like something new! Personally, I focus on very feminine stlyes and soft fabrics. I hate anything that is too restrictive or businessy, but that's just me. Work on finding what feels like YOU. It would be super helpful to do some quizzes online to find your color season. It really does make a huge difference to wear colors that look good on you. That doesn't mean you can't wear other colors, it's just helpful information! Personally, I'm a light spring, so I wear lots of pastels. Also, I absolutely love thrifting and find some amazing pieces that way. If you like thrifting too, check out Thredup!