Style Exploration and Refinement
Welcome back. I’m excited to bring you the third video in my series exploring the connections between cognitive types and personal style. In this video, we’ll dive into the style of SE leads: the ESTPs and ESFPs. Disclaimer Before we get into the material, I want to clarify that I exclusively use the database from…
Welcome back! I’m bringing you the second video in my new series about exploring the possible connections between cognitive types and personal style. Today, we’re delving into the style of NE leads: the ENTPs and ENFPs. Disclaimer Before we dive in, I want to clarify that I exclusively use vultology.com as a database for typing….
Indulging in a delicious meal shouldn’t be hindered by an uncomfortable outfit. This guide explores a variety of dress silhouettes that prioritize both comfort and style, ensuring you can move freely and savor every bite with confidence. Fit-and-Flare Dresses: Offering a balanced combination of structure and ease, fit-and-flare dresses hug the bodice before cascading into…
I haven’t posted in a video in a while due to a broken laptop screen, so I decided to try a new format. Here is a super lowkey little ramble about style. In this episode, I discuss clothing as a wearable amulet, how to build lore and rich storytelling around your wardrobe, and how to…
A stylist who draws heavily from the Kibbe system is telling you to…stop using it? Yes. And no, this isn’t for clickbait or one of those reverse-psychology lists. Though I genuinely adore and love the Kibbe system and all Yin-Yang based style philosophies, I’ve witnessed too much frustration and rigidity around these structures. For some,…
Welcome to my new series “Learning to Love Your Voice” In this series, we’ll explore the transformative power of vocal improvement and its profound impact on aligning style and expression with one’s true persona. More importantly, we’ll strengthen our relationship with our voice and learn to love it’s uniqueness and potential. The purpose of this…
MBTI, Cognitive Type, and Style Sorry, had to throw the MBTI keyword there for searchability. I try to orient this exploration more towards socionics and cognitive functions as opposed to the MBTI 16 personalities if at least to free myself from the very knotted web of assocations within the MBTI community. I specify this further…