Ever stood in front of a closet bursting at the seams and thought, “I have nothing to wear”?

You’re not alone. In a world of fast fashion and constant trend cycles, it’s easy to feel the pressure to buy in to the latest ‘must-have’ of the season. Also, not feeling confident in your style or navigating a change in lifestyle can make it difficult to let go of things that you feel you might need at some point. The result is that the more you accumulate, the more overwhelmed you feel.

But what if less really is more? What if a smaller wardrobe could actually make you happier?

Style is never just about what you wear, it’s about how you ‘are seen’. For many professionals, particularly those in leadership roles, personal style becomes an extension of identity and reflects values, presence, and intention before a single word is spoken. It’s about showing up in a way that feels true to who you are.

One way to bring more clarity and confidence to your personal style is by looking at it through the lens of the leadership archetypes. These archetypes aren’t about job titles or personality tests; they’re about the kind of energy you naturally lead with.