The Style Stories Podcast

By Personal Stylist Lisa GillbeArts Fashion & Beauty

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October 13Who Who Said Style Has an Expiration Date? Age, Weight Loss & Unstoppable Confidence
In this episode of The Style Stories Podcast
Lisa is joined by Maxine, the vibrant voice behind @dressedtothemax
for a warm and honest conversation about style, confidence, changing bodies, and dressing for yourself. Maxine shares how leaving a long career in banking during perimenopause led her to Instagram, where she found a community of women who wanted to see themselves represented in fashion. From navigating lipedema and significant weight loss to rediscovering her personal style, she talks openly about health, body image, and the freedom that comes with getting older. Together, Lisa and Maxine explore why clothes should bring joy rather than approval, how to resist trend pressure, and why the best style advice is often simply to wear what makes you feel like yourself. In this episode
Finding confidence and community through personal style
Perimenopause, identity shifts, and feeling unseen in fashion
Maxine’s journey from banking to building Dressed to the Max
Living with lipedema and choosing self-acceptance
Weight loss, health, and changing how you get dressed
Why body shape matters more than size labels
Shopping with intention, altering clothes, and using Vinted
Wearing colour, accessories, and pieces that genuinely bring joy
Letting go of age-based fashion “rules”
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Dressed to the Max on Instagram, TikTok

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49 min
October 01The "Heart Flutter" Formula for Your Wardrobe - Wear What Excites you
The Heart Flutter Wardrobe Formula
Lisa Gillbe introduces a personal styling framework for rebuilding a wardrobe that feels exciting, not stressful. Drawing on 16 years as a London stylist, she explains why so many wardrobes end up full of “just in case” pieces and how to reconnect with what actually makes getting dressed feel good. In this solo episode, Lisa focuses on one central idea: your clothes should create that small spark of recognition and confidence when you look in the mirror. The episode is about tuning out wardrobe noise and finding a clearer, more joyful way to dress.

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Key points
Lisa Gillbe, a personal stylist in London with 16 years of experience, frames the episode around helping people get dressed with confidence.
She describes the feeling she wants listeners to reconnect with: that “flutter” moment when an outfit feels unmistakably like you.
She says many wardrobes are filled with sensible buys, last-minute purchases, and items chosen for a “fantasy self” rather than real daily life.
The episode’s main idea is the Heart Flutter Wardrobe Formula, a simple approach for identifying what you genuinely love to wear.
Lisa positions wardrobe building as something that should feel emotionally rewarding, not confusing or dutiful.
She encourages listeners to open their wardrobe while listening and use the episode as a reset for how they think about their clothes.
The goal is to cut through fashion noise and make getting dressed feel good again.
The episode sets up a practical, self-reflective style process rather than a trend-driven one.
Timestamps
00:00 - Lisa Gillbe introduces The Style Stories and her styling background
00:30 - Why wardrobes fill up with “just in case” clothes and fantasy-self purchases
00:58 - Introducing the Heart Flutter Wardrobe Formula and the episode’s main promise
17 min
September 22Personal Style Chemistry: How to Use Logic and Feeling to Build Your Perfect Wardrobe
The Style Stories Podcast: with Caleigh O'Donnell 'The Style Scientist' on the 3Cs framework for personal style. If you are feeling disconnected from your wardrobe or just interested in personal style, this one is for you!
Outfits are a recipe - it's all about balance. In today's episode, we unpick the most important things to think about when it comes to building a great wardrobe. Forget all the dated style advice, add a bit of science and feeling to how you approach your style and everything will feel so much more aligned.
Follow Caleigh here: https://www.instagram.com/itscalbal/?hl=en
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Lisa Gillbe talks with Caleigh O'Donnell, the style scientist, about why personal style is more than following generic rules about body shape, colour analysis, or capsule wardrobes. They explore how getting dressed can become a tool for self-knowledge, confidence, and creative expression. Caleigh explains her 3Cs framework, built around comfort, confidence, and creativity, and how it helps people audit their wardrobes, spot style patterns, and build outfits that actually feel aligned with who they are.
Key topics
Lisa introduces Caleigh O'Donnell and her fresh approach to personal style.
Why style is not frivolous or superficial.
How getting dressed with intention can help you listen to and understand yourself.
Clothing as both a communication tool and a way to feel grounded, powerful, or creative.
The limits of capsule wardrobes, body-shape rules, and colour analysis.
Why generic style advice often misses the individual.
The 3Cs framework: comfort, confidence, and creativity.
How to pull out your “top 10s” from your wardrobe.
Identifying the specific style elements that make you feel a certain way.
Recognising wardrobe gaps and building a better mix of pieces.
Why a wardrobe should be viewed as a system rather than a collection of isolated items.
Whether the “if you haven’t worn it in a year, get rid of it” rule really works.
How upbringing, geography, and personal history influence style.
Caleigh’s seven-week group programme for discovering and developing personal style.
Timestamps
00:00 — Why Lisa invited Caleigh O'Donnell onto the show
00:38 — The problem with generic style advice and the promise of the 3Cs
02:53 — Why style is not superficial or frivolous
04:20 — Clothing, intention, and learning to listen to yourself
06:30 — Dressing for how you want to feel in high-stakes moments
07:59 — Why Caleigh started questioning traditional style advice
09:55 — Rejecting the goal of looking richer, younger, or thinner
11:50 — Comfort, confidence, and creativity as the real anchor
14:28 — Why two people can look good in the same dress but feel different
16:20 — Starting with the desired outcome instead of the rule
17:12 — Looking backward through your wardrobe for patterns
19:34 — The first step: pulling out your top 10s
20:32 — Style elements matter more than specific garments
23:13 — Defining comfort, confidence, and creativity
24:32 — Creativity is novelty and play, not just boldness
25:29 — Creating your North Star style vision
26:24 — Thinking about wardrobe gaps like a recipe
27:52 — Why having lots of clothes is not the same as having a balanced wardrobe
30:02 — Evaluating clothes as part of a system
31:12 — The one-year rule and why context matters
34:54 — How geography and upbringing influence style
37:42 — Why Caleigh once felt embarrassed to care about clothes
39:33 — A pivotal style moment and finding yourself through clothes
41:35 — Why generic frameworks can still be useful guardrails
42:07 — Why Caleigh built her own model
42:55 — How the seven-week group programme works
44:50 — When the next cohort opens
Notable quotes
“What you're wearing is an element of communicating with other people, just as words are.”

“The root of what we're all trying to feel is in some way feel comfortable, feel confident, and feel creative.”
44 min
July 29Dress Like Nobody's Watching - Top Tips on Getting Daily Joy from Your Wardrobe
Finding Fashion Freedom: Day-to-Day Dressing for Confidence
In this episode of Style Stories, Lisa Gillbe chats with Amy Simpson about the importance of dressing well for yourself, breaking free from ageism, and redefining confidence through fashion. They explore practical tips for elevating everyday style, challenging societal stereotypes, and embracing personal style at any age.
Key Topics - 5-10 bullets:
The significance of dressing for self-empowerment rather than external approval
Amy’s journey from professional dance to launching Nudie Spray, a solution for patch wearers
Addressing ageism in fashion and media, and how societal standards impact women's self-image
The importance of practice in building confidence to wear bold outfits
How casual dress can lead to clutter blindness and a disconnect from personal style
The power of small daily rituals like wearing earrings or a statement outfit to boost mood and productivity
Challenging outdated stereotypes about women’s fashion, arms coverage, and societal expectations
The concept of the "arrival fallacy"—waiting for perfect conditions to enjoy life and style
The impact of social media and street style in normalizing diverse aging looks
Tips for creating a wardrobe that reflects your current style and lifestyle without spending excess
Timestamps:

00:00 - Why dressing well matters for confidence and self-care
00:28 - Introducing Amy Simpson and her background in dance and pharmaceuticals
01:22 - Amy’s transformation and launching Nudie Spray for patch removal
04:32 - Amy’s professional dance career and iconic moments with Kylie Minogue
08:23 - Society's misplaced focus on women's arms and ageism in advertising
11:20 - The myth of arm coverage and body image at any age
12:26 - Why we shouldn’t aspire to Victoria Beckham arms
13:40 - The lack of representation of relatable women in fashion marketing
14:37 - Building a positive self-image and narrative around aging
16:00 - Challenging the "I don’t care" attitude and embracing self-acceptance
17:30 - The importance of small daily efforts like wearing earrings and dressing intentionally
19:33 - The influence of appearance on mood and self-trust
21:07 - Debunking the idea that caring about style is superficial or vain
22:30 - Practicing style as a form of self-therapy and confidence-building
25:43 - The impact of societal stereotypes on women’s style choices
29:09 - The rooted misogyny behind the devaluation of women’s fashion interests
34:50 - The "arrival fallacy" and why waiting for perfect moments to dress up is a trap
36:29 - Creating a special atmosphere daily with small luxurious touches
38:25 - Breaking free from the idea that only wealthy people can dress well
39:22 - Overcoming fears of standing out or being judged at social events
45:00 - Moving past the "dreadful vs. show home" outfit cycles
48:53 - Building confidence to be seen and represented at any age
50:16 - Reframing your relationship with style and self-image
52:11 - The power of bold textures, colors, and quality fabrics
54:50 - Embracing vintage and retro styles, and the influence of Parisian fashion
57:00 - The importance of setting fashion boundaries and investing wisely
58:57 - Resourcefulness in styling and the value of personal style over volume
60:02 - Practical steps to start dressing for today, not for an idealized future
Resources & Links:
Nudie Spray – For patch removal and skin care
Amy Simpson’s Instagram – Follow her style and journey
Street Style Photography Accounts – For daily style inspiration
Book: Style Evolution – On developing your personal style
Connect with Amy Simpson:
LinkedIn
Instagram
Key Frameworks:
The three-word style vision
The "Bold One" statement rule
The concept of “practice” in building style confidence
The "Arrival Fallacy" in happiness and style
Building personal visual narratives to reflect current self
Notable Quotes:
"Everyone else is so involved in their own life, they're not thinking about you."
"If you build it, they will come—your style, your presence."
"Put on earrings every day—transform your mood with a simple act of self-care."
Action Items:
Practice wearing one statement piece daily
Reassess your wardrobe: remove what no longer serves your style
Dress intentionally each morning, even if working from home
Reframe your mindset: wear clothes you love today, not "when"
Start small: add brightness, texture, or a bold accessory to elevate your look
In this episode of Style Stories, Lisa Gillbe chats with Amy Simpson
Connect with Amy Simpson:
Instagram;
https://www.instagram.com/nudispray/
Website:
https://nudispray.com/

Connect with Lisa Gillbe
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisegillbestylist/
Substack: https://lisagillbe.substack.com/
Key Frameworks:
The three-word style vision
The "Bold One" statement rule
The concept of “practice” in building style confidence
The "Arrival Fallacy" in happiness and style
Building personal visual narratives to reflect current self
Notable Quotes:
"Everyone else is so involved in their own life, they're not thinking about you."
"If you build it, they will come—your style, your presence."
"Put on earrings every day—transform your mood with a simple act of self-care."
Action Items:
Practice wearing one statement piece daily
Reassess your wardrobe: remove what no longer serves your style
Dress intentionally each morning, even if working from home
Reframe your mindset: wear clothes you love today, not "when"
Start small: add brightness, texture, or a bold accessory to elevate your look
55 min
July 24 A Fresh Take on What To Wear For Big Life Events: Weddings, Graduations & Work
Episode notes:
Weddings. Work presentations. Graduations. The big dinner you've been dreading dressing for since the invite landed. These are the moments when what you wear actually matters — and where most of us default to the same safe, forgettable choice out of pure fear of getting it wrong.
In this episode, Lisa throws out the old playbook. No more starting with "what's appropriate." Instead, she shows you how to start with the feeling you want to walk in with — confident, powerful, unmistakably you — and build the outfit from there.
Expect real, practical gold: how to choose colours that actually photograph and film well (because everything's on camera now), how to dress for the room without losing your personality in the process, and why the right unexpected shoe or accessory can turn a "fine" outfit into one people remember.
Lisa breaks it down event by event — wedding-guest dressing that doesn't default to boring, workwear that reads as polished and powerful, graduation outfits that are relaxed but still feel like an occasion, and how to properly dress up for a high-end dinner without it feeling like a costume.
If you've ever stood in front of your wardrobe panicking about a big event, this episode is the reset you need.

Work with Lisa - Need help with an event or just getting more clarity on your style? I have an online styling session here: https://www.lisagillbestyle.com/60min-styling-session

Follow Lisa on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/lisegillbestylist/?hl=en-gb

Sign-up to Lisa's Substack newsletter here: https://lisagillbe.substack.com/

39 min
July 17So...What Even is My Style!? Style advice that will move the needle faster than you can say 'capsule wardrobe'
Rubbish style advice, shame-based ideas, why you are in a style rut and how to reframe your style. PLUS, what to pack for your Summer holdiay this year. Practical and emotional style advice from Lisa Gillbe.

In this episode of the Style Stories podcast, Lisa shares how to cut through the fashion noise, trust your instincts, and build a wardrobe that truly reflects your personal style. Plus, practical advice on packing smart for your summer holiday.
Key Topics:
How conflicting fashion advice can cloud your personal style
Using your existing wardrobe as a source of style clues
The importance of trusting your gut when choosing outfits
The impact of external opinions on feeling confident in your clothing
Seasonal shopping and working with clients to refine their style
Practical tips for packing efficiently for summer vacations
The role of feelings and confidence over trends
How wardrobe choices reveal what truly suits your personality
Timestamps:

00:00 - Welcome and episode overview: cutting through fashion noise
00:30 - How external fashion rules can distort personal style
01:00 - Using your wardrobe pieces as clues to your authentic style
01:29 - Inspiration from shopping with clients and trusting intuition
01:56 - The significance of feeling confident and comfortable
02:25 - Practical tips for summer holiday packing without overpacking
Resources & Links:
Personal Styling Services by Lisa Gillbe
Sign up for more advice and actual outfit ideas - Lisa's Substack Newsletter - Super Styling with Lisa Gillbe
Connect with Lisa Gillbe:
Instagram
Website
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29 min
July 09How to Stay Trendy Without Losing Yourself
Looking to stay fashionable while maintaining your unique style? In this episode, Lisa Gillbe shares practical insights on how to interpret trends, find your style vibe, and dress authentically without overcomplicating body shape rules.
In today's episode, I am answering listener Alison's question, "How to navigate current trends by body type or style vibe without losing sense of self?"
Main Topics:
Why style is about feeling, not just following trends
Moving beyond rigid body shape rules to focus on silhouette and visual balance
How to interpret current summer trends in a way that suits your vibe
The importance of emotional and practical aspects of wardrobe planning
Building a wardrobe that reflects your mood and lifestyle on any given day
Avoiding trend fatigue by focusing on what makes you feel confident
Lisa emphasizes that style is about your vibe and emotional connection to your clothes
Practical tips on using Pinterest boards to clarify your personal style
How to interpret trends like boho mini dresses, linen co-ords, and chunky boots through your personal lens
The pitfalls of rigid body shape rules and why paying attention to your body lines and silhouette is more effective
The role of horizontal lines in outfit flattering — where they fall matters
How to dress for different feelings and occasions without losing sight of your authentic self
Timestamps:
00:00 - Welcome to the Style Stories Podcast and today's focus on staying fashionable with authenticity
00:30 - The importance of style vibe and personal attraction to patterns, silhouettes, and textures
01:19 - Interpreting trends through your style mood rather than literal copies
01:48 - Practical tips for using Pinterest to discover your style feeling
02:18 - Encouragement to ask questions and engage via email or Instagram
03:00 - Navigating trends by embracing your personal vibe rather than rigid body rules
03:54 - Current summer 2026 trends: boho dresses, linen co-ords, vintage prints, and high-low styling
04:51 - The impact of accessory choices, including shoes like ballet flats and chunky boots
05:50 - The contemporary mix of floaty dresses, crochet, lace, and vintage prints
07:16 - Challenging traditional training: style is about feeling, not fitting into rules
08:12 - How silhouette and visual balance matter more than body shape labels
09:37 - Practical wardrobe strategies: capsule wardrobe, emotional styling, and daily mood
10:07 - Matching outfits to feelings like power, softness, or femininity
11:05 - The importance of flexibility and authenticity over rule-following in style choices
12:03 - Moving from rigid body shape rules to focusing on silhouette and visual balance
13:29 - How horizontal lines and outfit proportions can influence flattering looks
14:27 - Summary: look at lines and silhouette for authentic style decisions
Resources & Links:
Super Styling with Lisa Gillbe Newsletter
Lisa Gillbe’s Instagram
Ask me a question for a feature on this podcast!
What are you struggling with when it comes to your wardrobe? DM me on Instagram or email [email protected]
16 min
July 02How to Dress for Who You Actually Are, Not Who You Think You Should Be
Today's episode is an important one! I'm covering how to find your 3 style words AND the outfit formula you need to transform how you get dressed:
Grab your 3-Style Words Workbook here when you sign-up to my Substack newsletter:
Discover how to unlock your authentic style and make wardrobe decisions with confidence. In this episode, Lisa Gilby shares practical tools like finding 3 words to describe your style (SO POWERFUL) and the 'fit, fire, flare' formula to help you dress intentionally and feel unstoppable every day.
Main Topics:
The importance of clarity on personal style in wardrobe function
How personal style evolves and how to identify your own
The three word method: defining your style in three adjectives
The significance of describing how you want to feel, not just look
Examples of celebrity style descriptors for inspiration
Using the three word method workbook for clarity
A wardrobe framework: fit, fire, and flare — balancing comfort, confidence, and creativity
Practical tips for adding personality and interest through textures, silhouettes, and accessories
Embracing secondhand shopping and sustainable fashion
How to identify wardrobe gaps aligned with your style words
Three Word Method Workbook (Link to subscribe and access the workbook)
Disco Kids T-shirt collection (Fun graphic tees to add personality)
Oxfam Online Secondhand Shop (Great for vintage and sustainable fashion treasures)
Follow Lisa on Instagram
Lisegillbestylist
Connect with Lisa Gillbe:
Super Styling with Lisa Gillbe Substack (Join the community and access resources)
Style Power Facebook Group (Free community for style discussions)

Timestamps:
00:00 - Why wardrobe clarity matters and common wardrobe issues 00:28 - The focus of the episode: clarifying personal style 00:57 - The two main wardrobe problems: lack of clarity and wrong clothing mix 1:27 - How volume in wardrobe creates confusion and indecision 1:53 - The evolution of personal style through life phases 2:21 - The importance of taking time to understand your current style 2:50 - Introducing the three word method to define your style 3:19 - How to choose three adjectives that reflect how you want to feel 4:16 - The origin of the three word method and its recent popularity 4:44 - Moving beyond outdated style labels to a multilayered style identity 5:14 - Personal example: discovering vintage as a style word 6:12 - Using celebrity style descriptions to understand style adjectives 6:42 - The significance of describing how you want to feel, not just look 7:11 - Dressing for your essence versus the occasion 7:39 - Example: Audrey Hepburn's style via three adjectives 8:09 - Comparing celebrities' style descriptors to find your vibe 8:39 - Modern celebrities' style words: Kim Kardashian, Zendaya, and more 9:37 - The importance of wardrobe fit and embodying your style 10:05 - Wardrobe gaps: do you have the right clothes to reflect your three words? 11:35 - Introducing the Super Styling newsletter and workbook resource 12:29 - How finding your three words simplifies shopping and wardrobe organization 12:58 - Encouragement to update and tweak your style words over time 13:27 - Using Pinterest and community support to refine your style 14:27 - Sharing ideas for future episodes and style topics 15:22 - The three F's formula: fit, fire, flare — a practical dress framework 15:53 - Balancing practicality with emotional confidence 16:52 - The confidence element: clothes that make you feel powerful 17:50 - The flare factor: adding creative, interesting touches 18:48 - Practical examples of flare: scarves, jewelry, playful details 20:08 - How to incorporate the three F’s with specific clothing choices 21:07 - The impact of accessories like scarves and shoes to elevate outfits 22:35 - Mixing textures and silhouettes for interest 24:01 - The importance of current shapes and styles to feel modern 25:57 - Incorporating thrifted and vintage pieces for unique wardrobe additions 27:25 - The role of interesting jackets and textured fabrics 28:22 - Staying updated with silhouettes like baggy or structured styles 29:17 - Using accessories like bags and shoes to add tension and personality 30:44 - Sustainable shopping and secondhand gems for individuality 31:14 - Final encouragement to subscribe and share style ideas
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29 min
June 26Your Guide to Finding Personal Style plus This Summer’s Hot Trends 🔥
Click here to subscribe to the Substack Newsletter that runs alongside this podcast to get all Lisa's recommendations on what to wear. Super Styling with Lisa Gillbe
Are you looking to refine your personal style but unsure where to start? In this episode, Lisa Gillbe shares actionable strategies to understand and articulate your unique style, especially suited for summer wardrobes.
Key Topics:
The importance of questioning why you do or don’t wear certain pieces, especially seasonal wardrobe items
Decluttering your wardrobe to reveal your current style and preferences
Creating a Pinterest board that represents your holistic self, beyond just fashion
Using the three-word method to distill and describe your personal style with adjectives
Tapping into your gut instincts to identify what makes you feel great or uncomfortable in clothing
Recognizing recurring themes in your style journey and how to adapt them over time
The significance of personality traits and personal preferences in shaping your wardrobe choices
Timestamps:
00:00 - Why questioning your wardrobe choices clarifies your personal style
00:28 - Decluttering as a tool for revealing your current style
00:56 - Using Pinterest to explore your aesthetic beyond fashion
01:22 - Incorporating home decor and lifestyle elements into style insights
01:49 - The three-word method for defining your personal style with adjectives
02:17 - How your personality influences your clothing choices
02:47 - Narrowing down choices by understanding what works for you
03:14 - The power of descriptive adjectives in setting style guardrails
03:43 - How personal style reflects who you are and your personality
04:10 - Tapping into your instincts to identify what you love or dislike in clothing
04:39 - The importance of buying pieces you love and understanding why they resonate
05:07 - Recognizing recurring themes and evolving your style over time
05:35 - Encouragement to subscribe for more insights and personal style guidance
Resources & Links:
Substack: Style Power with Lisa Gillbe — Join for ongoing style tips and community
Connect with Lisa Gilby:
Instagram
Website
Feel empowered to question, reflect, and craft a personal style that truly speaks to who you are!.
Want to ask a question for Lisa to answer on this podcast? Email [email protected]
35 min
May 01The Real Reason Your Wardrobe Still Feels Confusing (and what to do about it)
Podcast Shownotes
In this episode, I’m talking about why real style starts within, not from endless outside fixes. Inspiration from Instagram, friends, celebrities, and everywhere else can be brilliant — but until you understand your own inherent personal style, it all tends to feel confusing and disconnected.
After 16 years as a personal stylist and having looked inside hundreds of wardrobes, I’ve seen the same two reasons people struggle again and again. In this episode, I break down what they are, why they keep happening, and the practical steps you need to take to start dressing with more clarity and confidence.
I’m also sharing a little update from the New Day Originals pop-up boutique in Notting Hill, where I’ll be styling the new collection tomorrow and chatting about this very topic in real life.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Why looking outward for style inspiration only gets you so far.
The difference between inspiration and true personal style.
The two main reasons people struggle with their wardrobes.
How to start uncovering your own style from the inside out.
Why your wardrobe feels easier once you know what is actually you.
Mentioned in this episode:
New Day Originals pop-up boutique, Notting Hill.
Styling the new collection tomorrow.
Personal style clarity, wardrobe confidence, and dressing from within.
Episode takeaway:
If your wardrobe feels confusing, the answer may not be to buy more, copy more, or follow more trends. The real shift happens when you stop looking for an outside fix and start getting honest about your own style identity.
Style becomes so much easier when you stop asking, “What should I wear?” and start asking, “What already feels like me?”
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Top charting podcast The Style Stories Podcast is back to solve all your style and wardrobe dilemmas. Highly experienced London based personal stylist Lisa Gillbe brings wardrobe tips and tricks that…