I LOVED my Seasonal Colour Analysis so I had a STYLE ANALYSIS! | A Little Obsessed

After having such a great experience having my Seasonal Colour Analysis with Fiona at House of Colour, I went for a Style Analysis and wanted to share my thoughts! Let me know your thought in the comments!

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I am 5’'7 or 171cm. I typically wear a UK 12, I am somewhat pear shaded so often wear bigger on the bottom to fit my hips and thighs. For jeans I am typically a W30 L32

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[liseagnant]

I had both the color analysis and the style analysis. I was very impressed with my color analysis and my style analysis was an eye opener. I was plagued with buying expensive clothing items that looked amazing on the model and just looked meh or off on me. I am naturally drawn toward edgy looks and big pieces but I never feel my best when wearing them. I was 50/50 Y/Y and I am Ingenue/romantic. I am also a winter ( jewel/ burnished). I took everything I learned from my sessions and got to work. Brands that I can easily shop style-wise include loveshackfancy, anthropology, reformation. I now wear dainty, low profile jewelry. I became a fashion icon at work overnight!!! Really do feel my best every day. Unlike you I was clueless about the best style for my body, so for someone like me, I would recommend the style analysis. I am in the US and the sessions are 325 and 375 US dollars

[kenzie]

For people commenting on how the body typing in this video fits (or doesn't) with Kibbe's system: House of Colour seems to be using an older system by Harriet McJimsey. I highly recommend learning more about her original system; the definitions can give good context for your own understanding.

[haresbreathtarot]

Thank you for your honesty! Ive been tempted to get a style consultation just because ive watched so many Kibbe videos and done loads of quizzes 😊 i feel the same as you as I think I'm somewhere in the gaps between all thise softs, classics, naturals etc. I got my colours done online and it was really surprising (im a Bright Spring) and ive veen really pushing myself out of my old comfort zone and into much more vibrant colours and it's great!

[ladykadiijha]

Your body shape looks very soft dramatic
Hourglass
Look at the kibbe SD type
Dramatic + Romantic

[SofiaCalotti]

Having done a style session at House of Colour myself (I'm a natural gamine), it was really interesting to watch how it went for you! For me it was a very worthwhile experience, but I can imagine it not being so much for you, since you already knew a lot of these things about yourself.

For all the people commenting on her Kibbe body type, keep in mind this is a VERY different system compared to Kibbe (and there are more/way older systems that use the same names for the types, such as McJimsey, Kitchener etc).

This system has a different understanding of the types and different parameters of when you fit into a certain type, for example, as you can see here, personality and how you want to be perceived play a BIG role.

I personally really like the House of Colour system because of this, but I think every person must decide for themselves which system suits their needs best.

[tinejensen]

So sorry for being so late here! 😅 I do agree with you this Style Analysis feels a bit old fashioned. I think the overly detailed categorization of you body confuses more than it helps. Also, your body shape should not determine your style/fashion choices! One easy way to go is to take a look at the clothes you wear the most, in particular the tops, and determine what style category they are. This will reveal what your personal taste leans towards (Relaxed/Boho/feminine...). We all have one or two styles we prefer, and a few secondaries. Knowing this you can limit your future purchases, and instead start getting creative with HOW you mix your styles, like you mix colours, textures, patterns etc in your outfits. Of course you should also focus on how you want to show off your curves, but you already know how to do that👏 This approach is called Style Coaching and it focusses on helping you explore your own taste and guide you to authentic self expression through style and fashion!❤

[lauraatkinson]

Re Yang, height is a yang quality, you look tall, therefore you can fit kibbe dramatic. However, you have soft flesh on a dominant frame, so you should probably look at Kibbe Soft Dramatic.

[tomjones]

Your self description sounds exactly like a Kibbe Flamboyant Natural. Have you seen Style Thoughts by Rita channel? She has a 4 quadrant Essence system where you put your own desired style on top of other systems like Kibbe. I'm wondering what "Archetype" of her 20 characters you might be lol? I'm guessing something slightly up
from centre slightly left? Those "right up" essence blazers weren't thrilling you. Perhaps a need for excitement + personal comfort or self expression could be part of unlocking your personal "style key", as Rita says. Most style systems like the consult you had tend to focus on more "Right Up" dressing, which look cute on others but on me feels like a boring granny school uniform.

[captainjennifer]

Im enjoying the house of colours appointments for the colors and the style sessions. Changing from career life to retired, I need some help with the transition. My consultant in San Diego is fantastic and well worth the time, effort and cost.

[ingridpear]

I think the photos in your book, look 2000's . The one of the senior woman, you found timeless, has a very linear jacket like some I specifically remember my mom and grandmother buying around 2005 (maybe later, 2007, but somewhere, there). Though some of things many people wear now, have really stuck, dated appearances - like the sweetheart neckline/chest line.

[MaltipooLover]

I felt the same about the Natural, I 100% felt classic, but I have elements of me that don’t fall into the Natural.

[eleanornelson]

You’re quite lovely! Your coloring is largely ignored when doing physical analysis. I love how you’re both strong and feminine. A beautiful Amazon! You might be a Soft Natural in Kibbe? Some celebrity Soft Naturals - Scarlett Johansson, Helen Mirren, Renee Zellweger, Kim Basigner.

[zycohym]

in the kibbe - you don’t get to pick your words- it’s about the balance in your body shape width and height, angles and curves. Not what you like

[granesperanza]

Kibbe soft dramatic is primarily dramatic with romantic undercurrent

[Marina-cttv]

I am deep winter and a kibbe romantic. My best colours (dark, intense and with high contrast) are poorly compatible with the romantic style. I wear dresses and skirts only on a hot summer, so again, romantic style might be great in principle, but practically it is not suitable. And that leaves a blank space in finding a style that works and that it is still me.

[Thrivinginthespotlight]

I think your face shape may be diamond. That is mine, and it took years to discover that.

[Marianismacias]

You look very tall and curvy, i would say you are a soft dramatic

[ReneeDeane]

are you sure you arent a flamboyant natural or soft dramatic?

[michelesowerby]

I think the word “classic” gets a bad wrap. Pulled together, timeless, and sophisticated all describe a classic style. Maybe it’s time to change the word along with the photos in the book. 😉.