The Minimal and Maximal Components of Our Style

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The Minimal and Maximal Components of Our Style

— by Angie

on April 20, 2022

Personal style falls on a continuum from minimal to maximal, depending on our sartorial preferences, and changes as our style evolves over time. The continuum isn’t only true of our style overall, but also of its components. Most people have a combination of minimal and maximal components to their styles.

Sometimes it’s a conscious deliberation. We analyse, process, learn, and repeat the level of minimalism or maximalism that make us happy. Other times we’re just going with what feels right, and deliberating about it afterwards, if at all.

My personal style is closer to the maximal end of the continuum in terms of the colours and patterns I prefer. I wear brights from head to toe, mix clashing colours, create high-contrast combinations, wear patterns, and mix, them too. On the other hand, I tend to wear more minimal, simple silhouettes without the bells and whistles.

My accessories are also somewhat minimal, in that I don’t wear much jewellery aside from my pearls, and never wear earrings. But I do wear statement eyewear that adds a more maximal element to the mix. I wear minimal eye make-up, no lipstick and no nail polish, and I don’t think my hairstyle is maximal.

Consciously or subconsciously, I’m striving to achieve a stylish balance. Over to you. What are the minimal and maximal components of your style?

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April

Veteran

Minimal: jewelry, color.

Maximal: some of my shoes, some of my outerwear.

April 20, 2022 at 4:31 am

suntiger

I’m much more minimal than I used to be! My color palette is pretty narrow, I mostly wear solids, and I prefer simple silouettes. I haven’t been wearing scarves much in the last few years. Some days I don’t wear any jewelry at all, cause I don’t want to fool with taking it off to swim.

But- I still have my theatre, dance, festival side Skirts, dresses, and toppers are often the fun pieces. I just added a new mustard sari skirt last week, which I’ve already worn twice! On weekends I’ve been wearing bigger jewelry, and often my gold Birkies instead of plainer shoes.

I’m not sure I’ve quite got the balance right. I often feel too plain at work, especially in winter. It’s a work in progress!

April 20, 2022 at 4:42 am

Helena

Veteran

I love this concept and need to remember it’s not either/or!! I am somewhat more minimal with my actual clothing, and tend towards (but not exclusively) simple pieces and a quiet palette. I am more maximal with accessories … Although I tend to wear delicate jewellery, I’m happy wearing lots of it … Layered necklaces and bracelets, etc. I also like scarves with more maximal patterns, like florals.

April 20, 2022 at 4:46 am

Kathie

Veteran

My maximal is definitely my hair- long, curly, and my shoes. I’m much more likely to keep my clothing simple, with a more limited color palette and shapes.

April 20, 2022 at 4:49 am

Stagiaire Fash

Veteran

How very odd. With the exception of eye makeup, the description of your style you wrote could very well be mine: bright colors, clashing (I’d say “juxtaposition”), simple, classic shapes without bells & whistles (or ruffles & fringe), simple make-up. I’d add flat shoes for us both. You have bigger, more expensive purses and wear a touch of jewelry, which is more than I wear, and I have more hair. It all sounds very similar, but there is no way anyone could confuse us. Are you just better at it? Maybe. We wear different patterns. There’s also a touch of RATE in me, and in my style, whereas you’re more polished, but I think we both project a playful attitude. How is this possible, that two such different styles for such different people could have such similar descriptions? To make things more complicated, there are a couple other people in the forum, like Runcarla, who I think could also be described in those words, yet have equally individual styles.

April 20, 2022 at 4:52 am

gryffin

Veteran

I’m minimal in style and color. I do wear embellished belts that are my version of jewelry. I find clean lines and solid neutral colors elegant and restful but I do like that little bit of zing in my belts!

April 20, 2022 at 5:10 am

Brooklyn

Veteran

I think this is very true. Many people who enjoy very neutral (minimal) colour schemes also enjoy very architectural (maximal) silhouettes.

For me I think I’m maximal when it comes to pattern, texture and ornamentation. Minimal on colour, contrast and makeup. On silhouette I think I’m somewhere in the middle. I do enjoy wearing skirts and pants that lean maximal but not tops, jackets or coats.

April 20, 2022 at 5:26 am

ChristelJ

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This is fun to think about! My maximal tendencies show in lots of pattern, with some gathers, ruffles and puffs. I would add to that flowy fabric, such as in wide sleeves, ponchos. I also wear ornate necklaces, earrings and bracelets, and change my bags often.
Toward the minimal, while my colors are varied, they are moving in the direction of a more muted, low impact range. My footwear is very simple. Minimal-makeup. I think the overall effect of my style is quiet, but with a fair amount of detail that asks subtly for attention.

April 20, 2022 at 5:30 am

Janet

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I don’t often think of my style in these terms, but I do know when I’ve tipped the balance too far in one direction or another.

My minimal components would likely be color palette, contrast, silhouette, and makeup. I stick to a fairly narrow range of colors, enjoy some patterns but don’t pattern mix much, like to keep things low contrast, prefer simple silhouettes, and don’t do bold makeup.

My more maximal elements would be my love of prints/patterns (but usually only one at a time, maybe two!), a degree of layering, and a love for scarves and jewelry. I don’t feel dressed if I don’t wear at least a simple pair of earrings, and every day I wear my wedding rings plus a statement ring of some sort on my right hand. Necklaces and bracelets are more rarely worn. I think the bold shape (although no color!) of my new eyeglass frames have a more maximal effect too, which makes me a bit more aware of not over-accessorizing around my face. And since I stopped coloring my hair, I think the variation in tones makes my hair have a slightly more maximal impression too.

I don’t care for overly embellished footwear or bags as much for my style anymore. Minimal hardware has become appealing to me.

April 20, 2022 at 5:48 am

RobinF

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Such an interesting concept to think about. I consider myself more minimal so have to think about what is maximal. I am pretty minimal with color, mostly neutrals, but not minimal in palette in that I wear all sorts of neutrals. And I think my silhouettes are generally minimal. My maximal would be my silver curly hair, prints (I wear a print most days but only one :)) and footwear. I also wear jewelry, not large but a necklace, earrings, bracelets, watch and rings every day.

April 20, 2022 at 5:59 am

Lesley

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Funny, I always thought I was maximal if you look at me one way but minimal in another, but I have never crystallized it so eloquently (this is why you do what you do!).

Minimal: No ornamentation that is just for ornamentation; everything must actually be functional. (This translates to, no wrap tops that don’t actually wrap, no buckles, zippers, or snaps that don’t actually help with getting into or out of clothing or that actually fasten a boot or bag.) Also I am very minimal in some flourishes, hence why I am suffering through the puffed sleeve trend. (I have very rarely appreciated ruffles on others, but I have never liked them on me–I can’t even do a tiered skirt or dress.) I love plain, classic necklines and simple silhouettes. My hair is curly and fluffy! If I wear anything but sleek, modern silhouettes, I suddenly feel like the gal on the De Cecco pasta box.

Maximal: Colors and patterns are my jam! More than one in an outfit, yes please, and denim, metallics, animal prints, and camouflage are all neutrals in my book. Also, I stick with high-water pants to go with my geek-chic aesthetic, regardless of what the trends say. That tends to be sort of loud in its own way.

I think the balance makes sense! I would imagine that a person who likes all the flourishes PLUS all the patterns and colors takes you into, say, Jojo Siwa territory…

April 20, 2022 at 6:05 am

Joy

Veteran

Team Maximal with mixes of layers, colors, patterns, and textures but minimal in the lines of individual pieces, makeup, flat shoes and hair.

April 20, 2022 at 6:09 am

Jen

Active Member

I’m just like you, Angie—maximal on color and pattern and pretty minimal on everything else. In my youth I got pretty wild with makeup, jewelry, and accessories generally, but I think those days are gone!

April 20, 2022 at 6:15 am

chewyspaghetti

Veteran

There has been a shift in this lately for me- partly because of my new job. I am moving toward minimal for color palette and contrast, along with simpler silhouettes. My maximal these days is bold earrings and my curly hair. On weekends, I may wear a more maximal print, but just one at a time.

April 20, 2022 at 6:30 am

Jaime

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I guess I am a mix too – sometimes maximal colors, contrast, silhouettes, perhaps my hair? Minimal makeup, usually only one pair of earrings for jewelry (but they might be maximal), flat shoes (but they might be eye catching). Interesting to consider!

April 20, 2022 at 6:42 am

Sigrid

An intriguing and thought provoking way of analyzing style! Generally, my style is on the minimal end for sure. Minimal hair, make-up and usually no jewellery. My more maximal components are colour, but usually only one bright colour at a time. I also like my neutrals to be colours like burgundy and navy rather than beige and grey. I often wear somewhat maximal shoes as well. And I’d like to experiment more with texture!

April 20, 2022 at 6:53 am

JAileen

Veteran

Minimal: makeup and hair.
Maximal: I will wear a maximal item, and it could be an article of clothing or shoes or jewelry, but normally not all at once.

April 20, 2022 at 6:53 am

rachylou

Veteran

I’m thoroughly maximalist. Colour, pattern, embellishments. I’m only minimalist in an avoidance of jewellery and purses, and I suppose makeup. But some of that minimalism is job driven.

April 20, 2022 at 6:55 am

Angie

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Fashion Stylist

Oh! Fun comments. Thanks for sharing

April, dead right. Do you think of your hair as maximal?

Suntiger, sounds like a fab skirt.

Helena, you wear nail polish that is high contrast, and your new striking highlights are on the maximal side!

Kathie, YES. You have fab maximal hair.

Stag, to my eye, your style is as maximal as mine (although you have more maximal hair, and my eyewear makes a statement). But our sartorial preferences are different. The patterns, colours and silhouettes we choose are not the same, which is what gives us a varied personal style stamp.

Gryffin, yes to the belt bling! I’d add that your high contrast silver hair creates a more maximal touch with your black clothing (and when you wear black and white).

Brooklyn and Janet, I’m nodding along. Spot on! You mentioned hardware – and that is key for me too. I tend to choose items with no hardware. It’s the colour and how it’s remixed in an outfit that makes it maximal in my style.

ChristelJ, a poetic description

RobinF, I think of your new silver locks as the more maximal component.

Lesley, thank you Your balance makes sense to me too. I also think of your fab hair as maximal.

Joy, dead right!

Jen, high five!

Chewyspaghetti, your eyewear adds a bit of a maximal touch too.

April 20, 2022 at 6:59 am

Angie

(website)

Fashion Stylist

Jaime, I think of your gorgeous and unique hair as the most maximal component of your style!

Sigrid, sounds like a great balance.

JAileen, dead right.

Rachy, absolutely! Like Joy – you are one of the more maximal dressers on the forum.

April 20, 2022 at 7:02 am

Runcarla

Veteran

I probably inhabit a middle ground as a sort of colourful minimalist. My palette is limited, and not bright – but contains colours I like to combine in unusual ways and there are few patterns or furbelows. My silhouette is minimal and classic. Like all the curly girls, my hair tends to maximal! Little to no accessories – stud earrings, the occasional scarf. I do enjoy maximal and colourful mani’s, though!

April 20, 2022 at 7:22 am

BlueJay

Veteran

I think my style can be VERY maximal: patterns, pattern mixing, different colours and I also do like a few strategic ruffles, zippers, buttons, snaps, pleats, textures, and belts. Jewellery: watch, rings, earrings (double pierced), necklaces, bracelets. My hair is minimal, usually a straight, chin-length bob. Curious though, because I don’t actually see myself as a maximal personality. My personality is more quiet, observing, introvert. Perhaps I am compensating! haha!

Also curious as during the pandemic, I haven’t been wearing maximal stuff. I didn’t think my style had changed, but it has. My purchases in the past two years have been for very simple silhouettes with NO bells or whistles and calm colours: white, cream, navy, black, blues. Not ONE bright colour…very interesting indeed…!

April 20, 2022 at 7:30 am

Jenn

(website)

Veteran

I think I am more a split personality than on a continuum.

Literally half my closet is black and the other half is boldly patterned, and I’m just as likely to wear all black as I am to pop on multiple patterns at once.

April 20, 2022 at 7:32 am

Xtabay

I’m pretty minimal overall, but with handbags, my maximal side comes out. I have no rules at all with my bags, with colors running rampant, and all kinds of bells and whistles. Weird! But fun for me, so there we go.

April 20, 2022 at 7:38 am

quinta22

Minimal: my color palette, makeup, hairstyle, fabric texture, shoes, handbags & clothing silhouettes

Maximal: the prints I wear (sometimes) & jewelry (sometimes)

April 20, 2022 at 7:39 am

Staysfit

Veteran

I seem to fall strongly at the minimal end of the continuum, which surprises me a bit. Am I understanding the definitions correctly? I have some statement items, although it’s not clear that my statements are maximal, they seem to be minimal…is it possible to have a minimal statement?
Color palette- narrow range, mostly neutrals, low to medium contrast pairing=minimal
Pattern – almost none, and definitely little to no pattern mixing=minimal
Silhouette choices are limited, simple and have few embellishments or extra details=minimal
Outerwear and toppers are simple shapes, not embellished, etc.=minimal
Accessories- I like fun eyeglass frames although recently I prefer thin wire frames ?moderate
Makeup- I prefer a natural look= minimal?
Jewelry – I prefer dainty but interesting jewelry, and this is an area where I have been more maximal in the past, because I would wear earrings, bangles, necklaces, rings and a watch. Currently I wear earrings and depending on the neckline of my top perhaps a simple necklace. I sometimes add a bangle or two.= ?balanced
Shoes- I admit to loving nice shoes, although I’m not sure if they would be called maximal? Most likely not….they are usually solid colored, sleek and simple designs. ?=minimal
Hair – it’s a statement, although does that make it maximal? It’s my natural color and texture so it’s easy and simple to manage. Hmm, not sure here…

April 20, 2022 at 7:46 am

merwoman

Veteran

I’m another one who has not really given this much thought…but now that I am thinking about it, it’s pretty clear.
I am maximal colour and contrast with the odd pattern thrown in with respect to clothing and handbags. Everything else is super minimal.
Interesting to think back in time, and how I would describe my style.

April 20, 2022 at 7:50 am

Zaeobi

(website)

Veteran

Minimal: Silhouettes, Textures, Shoes, Bag
Maximal: Colours, Jewellery, Scarves, Hair

I think I’m fairly maximal overall lol, but not sure where I fall regarding pattern – I like it when there are multiple colours in a pattern, but only if they all ‘go’ together. Anything too large-scale overwhelms me, as does pattern mixing (I was genuinely concerned that the tiny snakeskin trim on my ‘nude’ FitFlop Heda sandal straps would limit their versatility, lol!)

April 20, 2022 at 7:56 am

Zaeobi

(website)

Veteran

Ah yes, forgot to include the ‘happy’ tension of minimal makeup (in terms of contrast) VS maximal clothing contrast (in terms of top vs bottom half) too!

April 20, 2022 at 8:00 am

slim cat

Veteran

I have some elements that closer to maximal – patterns and some accessories like jewelry, belts, but colors are very restricted for right now and no fun shapes or trendy experimental pieces. I thing I just wish for more maximal style but stay in a safe zone.

April 20, 2022 at 8:11 am

Peri

Veteran

This may fit into the “in flux” feeling I’ve been having about my clothes…that I’ve leaned more maximal for years and now feel like I’m heading minimal. It doesn’t feel so simple as style though. I feel like I’m leaning away from maximal not because I don’t like it, but more because I feel like I don’t have the energy or the enthusiasm these days to live up to maximal. So something in me associates maximal with happiness and joy, and minimal with the need to rest and recover and be quiet. I wonder if this is behind the old practice of widows wearing mourning clothes for a year. (No, I’m not one and so joyful I can now say that.) Interesting…and too philosophical for this post and for my brain! I may be starting a thread on the forum to ask for help thinking this through…but I have to think it through first. Snicker. If this makes no sense, that’s my world.

April 20, 2022 at 8:13 am

BlueJay

Veteran

Interesting Peri. I can relate to how you’re feeling in a lot of ways…

April 20, 2022 at 8:22 am

cat2

Veteran

Hmm, I tend to wear one bold item at a time: a statement necklace with a white shirt, a patterned or lace trim shirt with low key accessories, etc.

April 20, 2022 at 8:28 am

Bijou

Veteran

My style is maximal, I wear a range of colours, patterns, accessories and make up. I like tailored clothing and structure, so that is where anything too fussy is not for me. However, platform sneakers, a handbag that is an owl and Princess Diana’s sheep sweater have all found their way into my wardrobe…. I am happy to have my own style and wear and enjoy the items that I love.

April 20, 2022 at 8:34 am

Suz

(website)

Veteran

What a great question, Angie, and such an interesting one to ponder. I’ve never analyzed my style in this way. And it’s not easy!

Accessories: minimal. Earrings, ring, watch. Rarely necklace or bracelet.
Make up: minimal — just a bit.
Embellishment on clothing: minimal. (I tend to prefer more simple, classic shapes.) I do enjoy some textural interest but it’s not a priority.
Colour and contrast: Medium leaning to maximal — lots of neutrals but usually with pops of brights. Love a high contrast stripe and prefer a note of contrast in every outfit.
Pattern: More towards maximal, as I will freely pattern mix.

April 20, 2022 at 8:53 am

Star

Veteran

Interesting topic! I was Maximal. When I joined YLF approx. 2 years ago I typed in my bio that I love bold patterns, colors, big earrings. In these 2 years just passed not so much. Enjoying greys, blues, blacks over color. Any earring other than a stud feels too much. Many more differences. Two things I can identify contributing to this are; my ‘new’ silver hair, and updating my specs to larger and colored frames. These seem to be my statements and anything else on my top half I prefer muted and more simple. I did purchase bright red chunky loafers recently though – probably feel ok as far away from my head

April 20, 2022 at 9:13 am

nuancedream

Veteran

I’m definitely maximal in terms of color and pattern, which shouldn’t surprise anyone. I do like a classic look that’s not too fussy, but with some edge and spice to make it interesting. Makeup has become more minimal, but I still enjoy wearing eye shadow on occasion. The hairstyle is definitely maximal with length on top with faded sides and back

April 20, 2022 at 9:43 am

Joanna

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Active Member

Maximal–big curly hair; fancy eye glasses, always wear jewelry & lipstick, like a statement shoe, love pattern mixing. Patterned scarves are a major accessory for me, year round. I also like a good metallic in the right place (could be a sequined top or silver boots; I buy what I like) My physical presence isn’t minimal–in addition to the hair, I am quite curvaceous. I also like vintage items when I can find them.

Minimal: everything has to function; I am quite classic/simple when it comes to outerwear; I don’t wear eye makeup, and underneath the patterned/colorful accessories, my personal style is fairly preppy/punk/tomboy, though I have some ruffly skirts (another maximalist tendency, I guess, though I also like a straight pencil skirt as well, though I don’t wear skirts frequently). I think my attitude toward how I want to dress is fairly minimal, too. I’m not generally dressing to stand out, at least not consciously.

April 20, 2022 at 10:14 am

pirouette

Active Member

Minimal in everything clothes colours jewellery and makeup. Even in my house I prefer a very minimal look cream walls wooden floors very little colour and no clutter.

April 20, 2022 at 10:37 am

Irina

Veteran

I’m a minimalist when it comes to style – simple haircut, minimal makeup, plain clothes in neutral colors, almost no patterns, small scale jewelry. I used to wear bolder jewelry and it was probably manifestation of my maximal side but I don’t anymore. I only can think of my oversized clothes as somewhat maximal. I thought about this minimal/maximal balance and how to achieve better results. I want to go back to wearing larger, contemporary earrings once I can get a haircut.

April 20, 2022 at 10:44 am

Laura

(website)

Veteran

What a fascinating way to look at your style! Hmmm. In line with my Eccentric Desert Princess style persona (“princess” because of my affinity for Prince, lol) I believe I am Team Maximal. Here’s where I land:

Accessories – I would definitely be ultra maximal if I didn’t follow the rule of first putting on all the jewelry I want and then removing one item. That rule saves me, ha!
Make up – Minimal. Tinted moisturizer, bronzer, mascara, eyebrow pencil and lipstick. Wait a minute – does that qualify as maximal? lol
Embellishment on clothing – Maximal. Ruffles and tiers and puffy sleeves and gathers all have my heart.
Color and contrast – Maximal again. I will literally wear almost any color if the item’s silhouette is right. I do tend to stay more low-contrast, though.
Pattern – Here’s where I might be minimal, as I rarely pattern mix. But again, I am not averse to a good pattern and most of my dresses are patterned. Team Maximal for the win!

April 20, 2022 at 10:52 am

Laura

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Veteran

Oops, “Eclectic,” not “Eccentric,” although I am surely that, too. Ha!

April 20, 2022 at 10:53 am

Eliza

Veteran

Interesting topic. Along the described continuum of maximal/minimal, I lean minimal. Wardrobe is usually a relatively small number of patterns and colors, with hardware details generally as ‘invisible’ as possible. I do emphasize seasonal textures, current footwear and scarves. Jewelry fun includes statement earrings, watches and the 4 rings (both vintage and custom) I wear daily. Necklaces are reappearing slowly. If I wear a necklace the earrings do less talking. Fun topic. I admire well done minimal and maximalist outfits encountered in the wild.

April 20, 2022 at 10:59 am

Style Fan

Veteran

I think of my style as minimal except for accessories. I don’t wear as much jewellery as I once did and I have thought about changing that.

April 20, 2022 at 11:14 am

Bron

Active Member

It all depends on my mood for the day. It also depends on what latest clothing item I have purchased; whether it needs to be ‘jazzed up’ or ‘toned down’. I like to keep my options open.

April 20, 2022 at 1:20 pm

Sal

Veteran

I see myself as liking to wear one maximal piece in every outfit. Similar to cat2. It might be a large scale pattern, a bright dress, a bright bag or a hat when it’s not really needed. Jewelry and makeup are minimal, and I tend not to pattern mix or colour mix ( I wear a bold with neutrals). I don’t feel right in outfits that are too minimal nor too maximal. It is interesting – maybe if I do wear a simple sweater and jeans I should add an extra necklace or a hat.

April 20, 2022 at 5:28 pm

andeshere

Active Member

Similar to cat2 and sal – one statement per outfit. A bold scarf, animal print shoe/bootie (my fav!), statement jewelry, cool outerwear – along with modern classic/tailored for the rest.

April 20, 2022 at 8:30 pm

Ruth Slavid

Active Member

Minimal – haircut, no make-up and always simple shapes. I don’t like and can’t do fiddle. I’m not even really happy with asymmetric skirts. Maximal – I don’t feel dressed without earrings, also wear rings, necklace and often a bracelet. Although I wear quite a lot of neutrals, I also relish bright colours, particularly red and orange. I enjoy my pink tweed jacket, my Doc Marten type boots with pearls on and my old denim jacket onto the rear of which I have sewn a sequinned dinosaur.

April 21, 2022 at 12:21 am

April

Veteran

To answer your question, Angie: no, I don’t think of my hair as maximal. More like “hot mess”.

But I do get remembered for it so I guess I should reconsider.

April 21, 2022 at 2:54 am

Angie

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Fashion Stylist

April, your hair is gorgeous!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, everyone. I thoroughly enjoyed reading them, and nodded along with the comments when I knew the personal style of the wearer. FUN.

Bijou, YES. You are Team Maximal through and through. And wear it with panache.

Staysfit, your fab new long grey locks qualify as maximal to my eye.

Suz, good analysis! Your hair is minimal, and when you wear big earrings – that’s a maximal balance.

Nuancedream, your signature and great big earring style is maximal.

Laura, good analysis! Your hair is more minimal now, and looks KILLER with your maximal dressing style.

Irina, agreed. The voluminous oversized silhouettes add a maximal touch.

Happy to continue the discussion on the forum

April 21, 2022 at 6:29 am

The Cat

Veteran

Maximal colours, hair, eyewear, earrings. Minimal silhouettes and details.

April 21, 2022 at 7:41 am

The Cat

Veteran

Oh, and maximal lipstick, scarves, third pieces and bags. Minimal eye makeup and nail polish.

April 21, 2022 at 8:34 am

Isabel

Veteran

Like others , have also not thought of it in these terms.

I am a minimalist in every aspect of clothing : silhouette , solid and muted colors , low contrast. This is true for 3 seasons. For some reason , this changes in the Summer. I like prints , bolder colors , color or metallic shoes. I also go bolder with accessories : jewelry and bags.

April 21, 2022 at 7:05 pm

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