What is my style?

11 questions. About two minutes.

Question 1 of 11

You have twenty minutes and somewhere to be. What are you reaching for?

First thought, not best thought.
Question 2 of 11

Open your wardrobe. What colours are actually in there?

Not what you meant to buy. What is hanging there.
Question 3 of 11

The shop you walk into without thinking.

The one your feet take you to.
Question 4 of 11

Someone compliments your outfit. What did they notice?

The version you would actually be pleased to hear.
Question 5 of 11

Your jewellery drawer.

What you reach for, not what you inherited.
Question 6 of 11

A free Saturday and no plans. Where do you end up?

The one you would pick twice.
Question 7 of 11

Shoes. The pair you wear into the ground.

The ones you have replaced more than once.
Question 8 of 11

The one thing in your wardrobe you would save from a fire.

Sentiment counts.
Question 9 of 11

How do you feel about a bold print?

Be honest about what you own, not what you admire.
Question 10 of 11

Getting ready. What is the last thing you do?

The bit that happens at the mirror by the door.
Question 11 of 11

In five years, what do you want people to say about how you dress?

Last one.

Your style profile

Eight styles. The quiz names your two.

Classic 0%
Minimalist 0%
Romantic 0%
Boho 0%
Edgy 0%
Glamorous 0%
Streetwear 0%
Eclectic 0%

Classic

You dress for the long run. Clean lines, good fabric, nothing that dates by Tuesday.

Hair
A blunt lob or a one length cut with weight left at the ends. Colour close to your own, half a shade richer. Smooth, never stiff.
Beauty
Skin first. A satin base, groomed brows, a soft berry lip.
Wardrobe anchors
A navy blazer, straight leg trousers, a white shirt that actually fits.

Minimalist

Less, but better. You own fewer things and you wear all of them.

Hair
A precise cut that grows out cleanly. Long layers or a sharp bob. Single tone colour, glossed, with no visible highlight pattern.
Beauty
Bare skin, one coat of mascara, balm on the lip. Groomed, not made up.
Wardrobe anchors
A grey knit, a straight trouser, one very good coat.

Romantic

Soft edges, movement, and a bit of prettiness you refuse to apologise for.

Hair
Length with layers that curl in on themselves. Warm colour, honey or soft chestnut, blended so it never reads as stripes. Air dried texture.
Beauty
Dewy skin, a flushed cheek, a rose lip you top up all day.
Wardrobe anchors
A tea dress, a cardigan worn off one shoulder, a ballet flat.

Boho

You dress like you have been somewhere and picked things up along the way. Relaxed, layered, a little sun warmed.

Hair
Long and undone, cut for texture rather than shape. Warm caramel through the mid lengths. Salt spray, and put the straighteners down.
Beauty
Bronzed skin, brown liner smudged in, a nude lip.
Wardrobe anchors
A suede jacket, a floor length skirt, a boot with a stacked heel.

Edgy

You like a hard edge. Contrast, structure, and something in the outfit that pushes back.

Hair
A shape with a decision in it: a blunt bob, a heavy fringe, a shaved side. Cool toned colour, or one bold panel.
Beauty
Matte skin, a smoked out eye, brows left strong. The lip stays quiet.
Wardrobe anchors
A leather jacket, a black boot, one piece with hardware on it.

Glamorous

You dress to be looked at, and you are fine with that. Polish, shine, a bit of drama.

Hair
Big shape. Layers cut for bounce, a deep side part, colour lifted around the face. Blow dry it or curl it, never leave it flat.
Beauty
A full base, a sculpted cheek, a lash. Red lip when it earns its place.
Wardrobe anchors
A slip dress, a heel that changes how you walk, real gold at the ear.

Streetwear

Comfort and proportion, worn on purpose. You know what dropped this month and you are not precious about any of it.

Hair
Something that survives a hood: a mid length cut, a slick bun, or a strong short shape. Colour bold or left completely alone.
Beauty
Clean skin, a gloss, a graphic liner when you fancy it.
Wardrobe anchors
A wide trouser, a trainer you rotate, an oversized jacket.

Eclectic

Nothing matches and it all works. You collect rather than shop, and you trust your own eye over anyone else.

Hair
Colour is where you play: a bright panel, a fringe, a shade nobody expects. The cut can stay simple and let the colour talk.
Beauty
One thing loud, the rest quiet. A coloured liner, or a lip in an odd shade.
Wardrobe anchors
A vintage coat, a print you found abroad, a shoe with an opinion.