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There are certain colours that aren’t just flattering — they actually belong to you. Because they already exist in your face (and body, and hair, and eyes….) These are sometimes referred to as Body Harmony Colours, and include your natural hair colour and eye colour, the colour of your gums and palms. Within the broad…
Primary Style Energy: Mystic Haunting, cool, always slightly out of reach. Even her smile looks like it’s floating in fog. Secondary: Queen Nicole is extraordinarily elegant. When she steps into power, it’s silent but immense. You don’t see it coming — it just is. Undercurrent: Alchemist She’s transformed her look again and again — but…
So, what exactly is Poeticize Your Presence and how’s it different from all the other systems out there? Well, it was inspired in part by my own style journey. By my lingering feeling that the style, body geometry and colour analysis systems that already existed mainly made me feel hemmed in and a bit diminished,…
Often legendary. Always unforgettable. Disruptive. Defiant. Unapologetically free. In the Poeticize Your Presence system, your Style Energy archetype is drawn from Jungian archetypes and isn’t about what you wear — it’s about who you are. It’s the atmosphere you create, the mood you carry, the flavour that lingers after you’ve gone. And when you dress…
We hear a lot about dopamine dressing — bold colours, loud prints, playful silhouettes, and “feel-good” fashion. It’s a popular concept, and for good reason. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter associated with reward, motivation, and pleasure. Dressing in a way that activates those responses can genuinely lift your mood. But far fewer people talk about the…
This is my grandfather (centre), photographed in 1943 with Eleanor Roosevelt. He had travelled from Nigeria to America to pursue his dream of earning a degree from Columbia University — a bold, near-impossible goal at the time. His elders advised him to dress modestly, to blend in, to avoid drawing attention in a new and…
[Clothes are our social shells; projections of our inner selves; indications of wealth and status. From an early age literature teaches us how to read an outfit, beginning with the children’s fairy stories where we learn to recognise the wicked witch by her black robes. In a novel, a beautifully described outfit can be used–…
