We all get bored of things in our life from time to time, and quite often it is our style that we end up feeling bored and disillusioned with. Which can be a bit of a problem because if you don’t think you look good, then you often don’t feel good. The good news? It’s easy to change up your look and start feeling excited about your style, not to mention confident about how you look. Here’s how:
Start With One Clear Goal
Before you buy anything or book a salon appointment, take a moment to decide why you want to change your look. Do you want to feel more polished at work, more creative in your everyday outfits, or more confident socially? Having a simple goal, like “more put-together but still comfortable,” helps you avoid impulse changes that don’t stick.
Refresh Your Hair (Without Going Extreme)
If you’re looking to switch up your style, then changing your hair is one of the easiest and most effective ways to go about it, but it’s rarely a good idea to go to extremes in this department. Small updates like a change in color or changing your parting can transform how you look and feel about yourself without you being likely to regret it. Of course, if you are feeling brave, there’s nothing stopping you!
Use Accessories to Signal Change
Accessories are often the easiest and most affordable way to reinvent your style. A structured bag can make casual outfits feel intentional. Layered necklaces can turn a basic tee into something styled. Even subtle jewelry swaps matter, and say adding nose ring jewelry, for example, can instantly change the vibe of your face and express personality without being over the top.
The key is intention, so be sure to choose accessories that align with the mood you’re aiming for, whether that’s minimalist, edgy, romantic, or bold.
Edit Before You Add
Buying a whole new wardrobe can get expensive pretty quickly, so it’s often a far better idea to edit your existing wardrobe rather than throwing it all out and starting again. Pull everything out of your closet and ask yourself what you actually wear and feel good in. Donate pieces that no longer match your lifestyle or how you want to look now. A smaller, more curated wardrobe makes it easier to experiment and creates space for thoughtful additions later.
Update Your Everyday Uniform
Most people rely on a few go-to outfits. Changing your look often means upgrading this “uniform.” If you always wear jeans and a top, try a different jean cut or swap the top for a structured knit. If you live in athleisure, add a tailored layer like a blazer or long coat. These small changes feel manageable but create a noticeable shift.
Confidence Is the Final Step
It doesn’t matter what you change about your style, if you do not wear it with confidence, then you will never look or feel as good as you could. So hold your head up high, love what you wear, and exude confidence in every step!
Photo by Konstantin Mishchenko
