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As the year wound down, we took a thoughtful, and honest look at what style gave us in 2025, and what we're officially leaving behind. This final episode of the year starts, as always, with In the News, where Bec breaks down a thought-provoking article asking, "Why can't fashion see what it's doing to women?" The conversation sets the tone for a deeper reflection on how fashion messaging, trends, and expectations land in real life.
From there, we move into our own style recap, sharing personal style wins, wobbles, and wardrobe surprises from the year. We talked about the trends we truly loved wearing, the ones that sounded great in theory but didn't work in practice, and the pieces we never expected to reach for but did, again and again.
This episode isn't about trend forecasting it's about clarity. What felt good? What didn't? And what lessons are we carrying forward into 2026 when it comes to personal style, confidence, and getting dressed with intention? It's an honest, reflective conversation about evolving taste, realistic dressing, and letting go of what no longer serves us sartorially and otherwise.
By Michael Bruce Image Consulting5
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As the year wound down, we took a thoughtful, and honest look at what style gave us in 2025, and what we're officially leaving behind. This final episode of the year starts, as always, with In the News, where Bec breaks down a thought-provoking article asking, "Why can't fashion see what it's doing to women?" The conversation sets the tone for a deeper reflection on how fashion messaging, trends, and expectations land in real life.
From there, we move into our own style recap, sharing personal style wins, wobbles, and wardrobe surprises from the year. We talked about the trends we truly loved wearing, the ones that sounded great in theory but didn't work in practice, and the pieces we never expected to reach for but did, again and again.
This episode isn't about trend forecasting it's about clarity. What felt good? What didn't? And what lessons are we carrying forward into 2026 when it comes to personal style, confidence, and getting dressed with intention? It's an honest, reflective conversation about evolving taste, realistic dressing, and letting go of what no longer serves us sartorially and otherwise.