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Lesson Learned: Finding your "Style"

I recently got a comment from a Veda House reader that made me feel really good about the work I’ve been putting into this space and how I’ve been shaping my brand. I was flattered and humbled.

The comment:
“I’ve been following you for a few months now and I gotta say that I love your style. I think more then loving your style I love how consistent it is. Like, I totally know what kind of things you are attracted to and it’s great seeing different elements from fashion to nature, photography, design and styling come together so carefully curated on this blog, yo can see more info at the link. Although it’s consistent it’s definitely not boring! I feel like I am still very much trying to find “my style” as I am still attracted to so many different things. A little jealous but also very exciting about how your blog is consistently growing and reflecting YOU.”

This got me thinking that about how I’ve been able to establish my style, because like this reader…I love a bunch of different styles, colors, themes, and artists. I struggled with this very idea (and blogged about it here), but recently had a breakthrough.

As a designer/artist you don’t have to define your entire craft on ONE thing. You’re creative and you pull inspiration from everything. My advice (and realization) is that you don’t have to SHARE everything you like. You need to decide what you want people to know you for and how you want people to read into your brand. If you’re a minimalist, don’t post about intricate collages. If you’re a photographer, don’t post about logo design. You have the ability to craft what you want people to know about you. Kind of exciting right?

How do you define your style? Have you had any hurdles along the way?

*pendant light –> here

6 comments on “Lesson Learned: Finding your "Style"

  1. Nicely put 🙂 I’m going to spend some time thinking about what I want people to know me for and start focusing on that on my own blog/ I have a rough idea of what that curated space might look like but it will still take some time to develop. I am excited or the journey.

    1. I’m so glad you’ve found me in this massive world of blogging. Look forward to seeing you around in the new year. Don’t ever hesitate to reach out to chat.

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