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On this week's episode Skye and Amanda read Dress Your Best Life by Dr Dawnn Karen and discuss the concept of fashion psychology. The two break down the connection between what you wear and how you feel. Listen in to hear what they think their clothes say about them, the ways that clothes can alter your mood, how the colors (or lack thereof) we wear can mean more than we think, and what they want for the future of their wardrobes. 

On this next episode of @MusicMpulse Smilez is joined by the Queen Mother of the Fashion Psychology Field Dr. Dawnn Karen! They discuss how she created the field, past traumas that motivated her, her Dopamine Dressing and Mood Enhancement theories, Working with artists such as A$AP Rocky, her book "Dress Your Best Life", places she's traveled, music she's listening to, the greatness of @azealiabanks and much more! Follow Dr. Dawnn Karen: @dr.dawnnkaren @fashionpsychologyinstitute @DressYourBestLife Cover: @JWSmilez Subscribe and Follow Us at the following iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shad-vs-smilez-music-mpulse/id1450633160 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3ODM5nHtWA4fqX4g6mcjOM Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-977031342 Instagram/Twitter: @MusicMpulse Facebook: Music Mpulse

On this next episode of @MusicMpulse Smilez is joined by the Queen Mother of the Fashion Psychology Field Dr. Dawnn Karen! They discuss how she created the field, past traumas that motivated her, her Dopamine Dressing and Mood Enhancement theories, Working with artists such as A$AP Rocky, her book "Dress Your Best Life", places she's traveled, music she's listening to, the greatness of @azealiabanks and much more! Follow Dr. Dawnn Karen: @dr.dawnnkaren @fashionpsychologyinstitute @DressYourBestLife Cover: @JWSmilez Subscribe and Follow Us at the following iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shad-vs-smilez-music-mpulse/id1450633160 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3ODM5nHtWA4fqX4g6mcjOM Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-977031342 Instagram/Twitter: @MusicMpulse Facebook: Music Mpulse #Dallas #MusicMpulse #TheUncoolUrban #Fashion #InaudibleRaucous #IRPresents #dopamine #dopaminedressing #fashionpsychologyfield #moodenhancementdress #podcast #DressYourBestLife #musicpodcast #Marketing #LetMeBookTheTerritory #ShadVsSmilez #SVS #BingeFlixAndChill #podsincolor #DopeBlackPods #podcastmarketing

[Editor's Note: All month, FUV is celebrating Women's History Month, including with some encore presentations of "Cityscape." This episode is from May 29, 2019.] Can changing your wardrobe change your life? Dawnn Karen thinks so. The New York City-based fashion psychologist is our guest on this week's "Cityscape."

[Editor's Note: All month, FUV is celebrating Women's History Month, including with some encore presentations of "Cityscape." This episode is from May 29, 2019.] Can changing your wardrobe change your life? Dawnn Karen thinks so. The New York City-based fashion psychologist is our guest on this week's "Cityscape."

2:07 | City of Edmonton Mayor Amarjeet Sohi reflects on his 100 days in office, the challenges he's faced and what his team is working on, including the potential need to address the Province cancelling the Restrictions Exemption Program (REP).   20:12 | City of Calgary Mayor Dr. Jyoti Gondek discusses the deal between the City of Calgary and the Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation falling through, declaring a climate emergency, her major concerns around Sean Chu remaining on City Council, protests outside her home and at the Coutts border crossing—all in her first 100 days in the mayor's chair.   47:00 | Fashion psychologist Dr. Dawnn Karen discusses the representation of Black people in and by the fashion industry, as beauty standards tend to be eurocentric.

Join us in the 1st episode of Season 2 for a “New Year - New Me” reality check! We explore the common issues alongside the expectations of a new year, & how to navigate those future goals you've been marinating on. Are they realistic or are you being pressured by society to hurry up & do??Get into it as we discuss the start of the New Year (0:50), evaluate the “New-Year, New-Me” Lie (4:59), share our personal experiences (12:28), & take a deep-dive into this year's first Cultural Translator (27:51), queue up your Amazon cart!This week's Cultural Translator is Dawnn Karen's book “Dress Your Best Life”. Dive into this amazing resource and discover your unique style story, how to become a smarter shopper, & embrace your own standard of beauty! Break down Dawn's journey of mastering the science of Fashion Psychology, teaching at the Fashion Institute of Technology & understanding the meaning of "when you look good, you feel good!"Stay connected with Adrienne and Fabienne:Instagram - @stylediariesdecoded, @curatedstylesbyadrienne, @iamfabiamiWeb - Style Diaries Decoded Send your Listener questions to: contact@stylediariesdecoded.comJoin the Decoded Squad, stay tapped in!Want to join the conversation in  2022?  Be a Guest on the Podcast *Remember to Share, Subscribe, Rate, and Review!*

In episode 257, Kestrel welcomes fashion entrepreneur, Farai Simoyi, to the show. Having designed and consulted for many notable names — including Beyonce, Jay-Z and Justin Timberlake — you may also recognize Farai from Netflix's “Next In Fashion”. Since that appearance, she has continued to promote her design work while elevating global artisans and designers through her company, The Narativ House. “Fashion is going in a space where it's like — how does it feel? I think fashion is going into more of a feeling space. Like does this feel good? Yes or no? Does this design make sense? Am I just creating to create or am I creating with a purpose?” -Farai This week's guest is a designer, an educator, an entrepreneur … and you may recognize her from Netflix's “Next In Fashion”. When she spoke up on stage during the judging of episode 4, AKA the streetwear competition, it resonated far and wide.  So a little backstory: her partner in the competition, Kiki, helped launch FUBU's womenswear line in the ‘90s, so they were instrumental in the history of streetwear. Farai and Kiki were criticized pretty harshly on this episode by the judges, but guest judge Kerby of Pyer Moss stood up for them and wouldn't agree to vote them off the show.  In the end, the judges didn't send anyone home after the streetwear competition, but then, the following week, they were sent home in the lingerie challenge. For those who haven't seen it — this is what Farai said on stage: “The thing that I've noticed in the fashion industry — it's mostly one voice that's heard. The high end brands and designers are taking ideas from us every single day.”  And mic drop. These words were heard far and wide, and as many young people told Farai, they finally felt SEEN and HEARD.  That continues to inspire Farai's work today — as an educator and through her brand, The Narativ. Quotes & links from the conversation: “Once people saw the show, it blew up — my DMs were flooded with young people who were crying saying — ‘Farai, I feel the same way right now, but I don't know how to be seen; nobody sees me'.' -Farai “Go where you're celebrated.” -Farai “If you're gonna use me, I'm gonna use you too. If you wanna blast my face on this because it's making your company look good — how can I use that to leverage myself at the same time … it's hard to decipher who's being real and who's not, but if the opportunity presents itself, yeah I'm gonna use it — to leverage myself so that I can also leverage my COMMUNITY.” -Farai Conscious Chatter episode with Akilah Stewart that Kestrel mentions — listen here > “I'm really big about human-centered design, and how objects or items feel on your body or in your space, and I just always have felt good having things from home to fill my house, as opposed to going to IKEA or Crate and Barrel to fill my house.” -Farai “I think handmade items travel more — they travel amongst friends, amongst family members, amongst households, and they continue to have a good connection.” -Farai Conscious Chatter episode with Julia Perez that Kestrel mentions — listen here > Dr. Dawnn Karen, fashion psychologist that Farai mentions Fashion Design Program Director at Thomas Jefferson University “The people that are currently in the industry — they say diversity and inclusivity, they say sustainability but they don't really know what it is, so for me — let me catch the kids when they're younger, right? So that when they get into the industry, they're not cultural appropriating, they are thinking about hiring diversity within their teams, they are thinking about, you know, what are some systems that I can put into place to make sure that this brand that I'm working for is ethical, has a corporate social responsibility, and is sustainable all at the same time.” -Farai “I want them to create voices for themselves.” -Farai "Don't be afraid to go for it. Don't be afraid to ask questions. Don't be afraid to make mistakes, because there's beauty in all that. Some of the best creations and innovations in the world came from somebody's mistake. Don't worry about doing things right or doing things a certain way.” -Farai “You learn more from your failures than you do from your successes … sometimes when you learn, you fail forward.” -Farai The Narativ Website > Follow Farai on Instagram > Follow The Narativ on Instagram > This week's episode is brought to you by Wisdom, a new Black-owned app that's being called a mix between Clubhouse and MasterClass. It's a space to chat with experts and listen to live or playback recordings. Join me for a little hang session on their platform on Friday, December 10th at 10am PST. You can find me by searching my username @CONSCIOUSCHATTER :)

In episode 5 of Style Stories: Stepping Out, I chat with Dr. Dawnn Karen, New York-based professor, author and mother of the field of Fashion Psychology. Heralded as the first Fashion Psychologist by the Times, Dawnn is a pioneer many times over and it's her sense of self belief and empowerment that has shaped the courageous and cogent nature of both her work and her wardrobe. And whilst she draws from her formative years in performance to always show up, it's her sense of authenticity both in her style and her self that define Dawnn's New York narrative. If you like Style Stories but are looking for a little more connection please come and join Style Stories: The Circle, a Facebook Group I've created to provide a community-minded space where you can discuss the latest episodes, get social, and share your style & your stories.

16:13 | Council of Canadians with Disabilities' Jewelles Smith and Reverend Jeff Rock discuss how Canadians living with disabilities face barriers to love as disability support funding can get scaled back or taken away, if they get married.  57:14 | Fashion Psychologist Dr. Dawnn Karen explores how we dress, the affects fashion has on human behaviour while addressing cultural sensitivities and cultural norms.  1:32:17 | In partnership with Y Station, we review our Question of the Week on how Real Talk listeners beat the summer heat.

Fashioncast®Episode #35, July 8, 2021Dr. Dawnn Karen, A Fashion Therapy Session with the World's First Fashion PsychologistIn this episode, the highly acclaimed Dr. Dawnn Karen joins Fashioncast® to explain, against all odds, how she single-handedly pioneered and founded the Fashion Psychology Field®. Dr. Karen began to inadvertently merge her psychology education with her fashion experience using the two disciplines to cope after a personal tragedy in 2010.  Since then, she has grown her practice, become a professor of Fashion Psychology at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), and has written two books.  Dr. Karen's story is more than one of professional success, it's a story of personal triumph.It's a joy to hear Dr. Karen speak. She's intelligent, energetic, engaging, passionate, and quick with memorable and relevant stories to share.  Moreover, she so closely aligns with the diverse fields of fashion and psychology, it seems obvious she would discover fashion psychology as a new and legitimate discipline of study and practice.Listen and learn as Dr. Karen goes in-depth regarding her latest book, Dress Your Best Life.  The psychologist/author explains a myriad of topics including the significant differences between a fashion psychologist and a fashion stylist, how to make conscious fashion decisions utilizing “mood illustration” and “mood enhancement,” why wearing your favorite clothes shouldn't always be left for special occasions and the importance of managing color in everyday dress.   The episode further explores how to manage compulsive shopping habits and fast fashion “feel good” purchases, the use of psychology by famous designers, and cultural fashion mores, and the potential use of fashion to ensure conformity.  In addition, we explore the issues related to casual dress and the psychological and business outcomes from “dressing down.”Lastly, you'll love Dr. Karen's single most important fashion psychology suggestion as it's the perfect response from a consummate health/fashion professional.  Please enjoy the therapy session!Fashionpsychologysuccess.comInstagram @ dawnn_karenTwitter @ dawnn_karenAmazon.com: Dress Your Best Life: How to Use Fashion Psychology to Take Your Look -- and Your Life -- to the Next Level (9780316530996): Karen, Dawnn: Books

Fashioncast®Episode #35, July 8, 2021Dr. Dawnn Karen, A Fashion Therapy Session with the World's First Fashion PsychologistIn this episode, the highly acclaimed Dr. Dawnn Karen joins Fashioncast® to explain, against all odds, how she single-handedly pioneered and founded the Fashion Psychology Field®. Dr. Karen began to inadvertently merge her psychology education with her fashion experience using the two disciplines to cope after a personal tragedy in 2010.  Since then, she has grown her practice, become a professor of Fashion Psychology at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), and has written two books.  Dr. Karen's story is more than one of professional success, it's a story of personal triumph.It's a joy to hear Dr. Karen speak. She's intelligent, energetic, engaging, passionate, and quick with memorable and relevant stories to share.  Moreover, she so closely aligns with the diverse fields of fashion and psychology, it seems obvious she would discover fashion psychology as a new and legitimate discipline of study and practice.Listen and learn as Dr. Karen goes in-depth regarding her latest book, Dress Your Best Life.  The psychologist/author explains a myriad of topics including the significant differences between a fashion psychologist and a fashion stylist, how to make conscious fashion decisions utilizing “mood illustration” and “mood enhancement,” why wearing your favorite clothes shouldn't always be left for special occasions and the importance of managing color in everyday dress.   The episode further explores how to manage compulsive shopping habits and fast fashion “feel good” purchases, the use of psychology by famous designers, and cultural fashion mores, and the potential use of fashion to ensure conformity.  In addition, we explore the issues related to casual dress and the psychological and business outcomes from “dressing down.”Lastly, you'll love Dr. Karen's single most important fashion psychology suggestion as it's the perfect response from a consummate health/fashion professional.  Please enjoy the therapy session!Fashionpsychologysuccess.comInstagram @ dawnn_karenTwitter @ dawnn_karenAmazon.com: Dress Your Best Life: How to Use Fashion Psychology to Take Your Look -- and Your Life -- to the Next Level (9780316530996): Karen, Dawnn: Books

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In the second episode of More Than Fashion: The SNR Podcast, our host and Silver Needle Runway Communications Director, Erica Capobianco, is joined by Dr. Dawnn Karen, the world's first fashion psychologist and dubbed by the New York Times as "The Dress Doctor.” Join Erica and Dr. Dawnn Karen as they discuss what exactly fashion psychology is, Dr. Dawnn Karen's experience traveling over twenty-five countries and how they impacted her theories, what it was like being the youngest professor at FIT (who also founded the Fashion Institute of Psychology to reach even more students in various different countries), and how to harness the power in your wardrobe and level up your life in her book “Dress Your Best Life”. Later in the episode, Erica and Dr. Dawnn Karen also dive into a rundown of Dr. Dawnn Karen's crazy busy schedule, and all the amazing things she does in one day! Learn more about Dr. Dawnn Karen: Fashion Psychologist Dawnn Karen dubbed by The New York Times as "The Dress Doctor" and declared “The World's First Fashion Psychologist” by The Times (London). She holds a Master of Arts degree in counseling psychology from Columbia University and is also a former candidate for a Masters in Education from Columbia University. Upon graduating from Columbia University in 2012, Dawnn Karen continued where Harvard's Henry James left off to pioneer the Fashion Psychology Field®. She has been the pioneering mind behind this global field since then, paving the way forward in fashion academia by speaking for TEDx, United Nations, and Former Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk's Kyiv Security Forum. She also became one of the youngest Professors and first black woman Psychology Professor, in the Social Sciences Department at the Fashion Institute of Technology (2015) and founded the online institute Fashion Psychology Institute (2015). She has also contributed to major networks in more than 40+ countries. Her most recent appearances and interviews include Good Morning America, Good Morning Britain's Lorraine, Inside Edition, NBC News, Bloomberg, WSJ, The Hill, Cosmopolitan UK, Germany's Stylight, WWD Japan, Australia's Sydney Morning Herald, Canada's The Globe and Mail, Harvey Nichols Dubai, Vanity Fair Italia, Teen Vogue plus more. Her book Dress Your Best Life: How to Use Fashion Psychology to Take Your Look and Your Life to the Next Level released worldwide in 4 languages- Russian, Czech, Spanish, and English on April 14, 2020. Ultimately, she has made history as a pioneer of the Fashion Psychology Field® (2012) and she hopes to leave you inspired. Dr.Dawnn Karen's Instagram: @Dr.Dawnnkaren Where can you find us? Apple Podcasts: More Than Fashion: The SNR Podcast Spotify: More Than Fashion: The SNR Podcast Instagram: @silverneedlerunway Facebook: Silver Needle Runway TikTok: @silverneedlerunway

Teri chats this week with Fashion Psychologist Dr. Dawnn Karen. They talk fashion, friends, travel, career and launching Dr Karen's book, “Dress your Best Life” during a pandemic. Dr. Karen is the founder of the Fashion Psychology Institute® and is also a professor at FIT. Fun, fashion and STELLARGIRL conversation!

Special guest segment featuring guest Dawnn Karen the pioneer and creator of fashion psychology. We go into depth about the importance of fashion psychology, understanding color therapy, being a creative and maintaining your mental health.

The Dress Doctor is in! On the premiere episode of Half Naked, Christine talks to Dr. Dawnn Karen, fashion psychologist and author of “Dress Your Best Life,” about how the garments we choose to wear reflect something even deeper. When it comes to our undergarments how can we dress from the inside out in order to truly dress, and live, our best lives? Christine and Dr. Dawnn Karen rip off the outer layers of this taboo topic and discuss the evolving lingerie industry, mood illustration vs. mood enhancement dress, and the question we've all been wondering… why do we pack so much underwear when we travel?

Beating Your Kids at Games (0:00:00) Tired of losing to your kids in another game of go fish just to keep them happy? Well maybe you're actually doing more harm than help to your kids' egos in the long run. Of course we want to show our kids encouragement and pride, but if we start to do it in excess, our kids may become too reliant on it. But how do we find this balance between honesty and love as parents? Lucky for us, today we get to talk with Dr. Matt Albert, executive director at the Center for Reflective Communities. He works with parents and mental health professionals to enhance relationships between children and caregivers.   Holiday House Refresh (0:34:55) The days are shorter, the nights are colder, and autumn is coming to an end. We're leaving behind the season of crunchy leaves on the sidewalk and going into the season of snow on the sidewalk—to our kid's joy but to the dismay of those who have to shovel them. But the change of seasons calls for more than just breaking out the snow shovel and ice melt. It's also a time for a house refresh as we enter winter and the holiday season. Here to discuss with us a house refresh entails and her tips to do it right is friend of the show Carrie-Ann Rhodes.   Emotional Self-Care (0:52:48) We're heading into the holiday season right now. And while we all love Thanksgiving, and Christmas and celebrating the New Year, the holidays can also be a time of extreme stress. And when you combine that stress with the lack of sunlight as well as isolation due to COVID-19, these next few months can cause serious mental and emotional strain. So, what can we do to take care of our emotional health this holiday season? Here to share her thoughts with us is Tiffany Lovell, a mental health expert.   Clothing and Confidence (1:11:00) Sayings like “dress for the job you want; not the job you have” and “look good, feel good” are heard all the time. While these phrases may seem cliché, research into the impact clothes have on behavior now suggests that there may actually be a grain of truth in these sayings. Studies tell us that the clothes we wear affect our behavior, including our confidence and stress levels. But how? What's the connection? To find out, we've invited Dr. Dawnn Karen, a fashion psychologist, to help us better understand the link between our clothes and our state of mind.   Re-approaching Co-Parenting (1:28:24) One of the most difficult things about parenting is figuring out how you and your partner are going to work together to keep the household running smoothly. Who will do the grocery shopping, the household chores, and finances? And how will you manage everything on top of working a job?  Coming up with a system that works for you and your spouse has become harder with both parents at home. I think the pandemic has changed what expectations we have for our co-parent and the roles we want them to fulfill. So, we invited Dr. Rebecca Schrag Hershberg to help us figure out a healthy way to re-approach co-parenting. Rebecca is the founder of Little House Calls Psychological Services and a friend of the show.

For women of colour, planting is becoming a popular way to establish ownership and celebrate cultural heritage. Aimée Grant Cumberbatch, founder of Grown, a gardening club for women of colour, and Flo Headlam, professional gardener and BBC Two’s Gardeners’ World’s first black presenter discuss. Ten organisations across the UK including Rape Crisis and End Violence Against Women have issued a joint statement about the impact Covid-19 could have on the lives of women and children. Women's Aid, Lucy Hadley on what action they would like to see taken. Dr Camilla Pang was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder at the age of eight. Now aged 26, and with a PhD in biochemistry, she has used her specialist scientific knowledge to identify what it really means to be human in her new book, 'Explaining Humans'. Why do we choose the clothes we do? In her new book, ‘Dress Your Best Life’, the American fashion psychologist Dawnn Karen explains how our clothing is the ‘connective tissue’ between the physical and emotional. How can parents help their children navigate the constant stream of information about Covid-19 online? Sonia Livingstone, professor of social psychology at the London School of Economics and an expert in digital literacy in children, and GP Dr Radha Modgil discuss. How is Covid-19 affecting regular Woman's Hour listeners? We hear from Mercy Haruna. Exercising when you're isolated at home. Fitness instructor Rosemary Mallace of Over Fifty Fitness and Professor Janet Lord, an expert in muscle health and immunity from the University of Birmingham, about why keeping moving is particularly important as you get older, and what you can do to exercise at home. Presenter: Jenni Murray Producer: Dianne McGregor

Dr Jenny Harries, the Deputy Chief Medical Officer for England has become a familiar face and reassuring voice at the regular press conferences from Number 10 over the last couple of weeks. Today she joins Jenni to talk about the latest advice and information about the coronavirus pandemic and answers questions posed by our listeners. We've been hearing a lot from medical experts, politicians and commentators recently. But how is Covid-19 affecting regular Woman's Hour listeners? Over the coming weeks, we're going to be following a range of families and individuals and asking them for their take on the unprecedented situation we currently find ourselves in. Then - once it's all over - we'll have a unique social record of the coronavirus crisis from the perspective of women. To kick it all off, Jenni speaks to mum of two, Mercy Haruna. Why do we choose the clothes we do? In her new book, ‘Dress Your Best Life’, the American fashion psychologist Dawnn Karen explains how our clothing is the ‘connective tissue’ between the physical and emotional. She joins Jenni to discuss how our clothes do the talking. A lot of people suddenly have extra time on their hands, either from the lack of a commute because they're now working from home, the loss of a social life or from not being able to work at all. So once you've cast a critical eye over your bookshelf and binged on box-sets, why not take up that hobby you've always meant to start - or indeed return to. Jenni asks nature writer Emma Mitchell, journalist Almara Abgarian and Woman’s Hour listener Rhiannon Jenkins for their top picks of activities that can be easily accessed - from learning a language, to mastering macrame and drawing a leaf. Presenter - Jenni Murray Producer - Anna Lacey Guest - Dr Jenny Harries Guest - Mercy Haruna Guest - Dawnn Karen Guest - Emma Mitchell Guest - Almara Abgarian Guest - Rhiannon Jenkins

So excited about this episode with the Dawnn Karen, a pioneer in the Fashion Psychology field, a professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology, Founder of the Fashion Psychology Institute and the author of her new book Dress Your Best Life. I believe fashion is art and in this conversation, you will begin to understand that fashion can also be viewed as a healing modality. It’s true! We touch upon how fashion can uplift us and reflect our moods, act as a storyteller, be a source of creative expression and more.  Dawnn specializes in styling from the inside out by bridging the gap between perception and reality. Join us fashionistas, as we go beyond the superficial to exemplify the importance of personal style.   SHOW HIGHLIGHTS: Similarities between Dawnn’s multicultural heritage and the biracial experience What is Fashion Psychology? Get the breakdown and learn the theories Fashion analysis and the #metoo movement Get key style tips to look and feel your best every day Compassion for Meghan Markle…thoughts on her personal style and Megxit Learn Dawnn’s insights on overcoming adversity amongst the naysayers The importance of self-care and fashion as a healing modality LINKS: Fashion Psychology Institute Dawnn’s Book: “Dress Your Best Life” Dawnn Karen on Instagram Tropical Transformation Wellness Retreat - www.tropicaltransformation.com Radiant Mix Instagram

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Can changing your wardrobe change your life? Dawnn Karen thinks so. The New York City-based fashion psychologist is our guest on this week's Cityscape.

Can changing your wardrobe change your life? Dawnn Karen thinks so. The New York City-based fashion psychologist is our guest on this week's Cityscape.

In this SelfishTalk episode, I speak with THE Fashion Psychologist Dawnn Karen about her past traumatic experience of sexual assault and how she has healed from it with what is now her life's work in fashion. Dawnn drops gems on how you can start styling from within, what colors to wear to attract certain things into your life and more. At the end I also drop some #SelfishAffirmations for you about having your own style. Dawnn's contact information is: Instagram @Dawnn_Karen https://www.instagram.com/dawnn_karen/ Website: https://www.fashionpsychologysuccess.com/ Her Services: https://www.fashionpsychologysuccess.com/make-an-appointment If you loved this episode share it on your Instagram with a screenshot and tag me @OlanikeeOsi https://www.instagram.com/olanikeeosi/ Selfish Affirmations: "My sense of fashion speaks to who I am." "My clothing attracts the right people in my corner." "The clothes for me stand all the way out. I know how to dress." "I am styling from the inside out." "Out of many styles, one mind." Download the free self-love app for women SelfishBabe found in the Apple App and Google Play store. https://selfishbabe.com Visit our website SelfishBabe.com and follow us on Instagram @SelfishBabes https://www.instagram.com/selfishbabes/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/selfishbabe-selfishtalk/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/selfishbabe-selfishtalk/support

Dawnn Karen is a fashion psychologist in New York, she and I discuss what different articles of clothing represent for us, and why she prefers feminine style for herself. 

DAWNN Karen, is the Founder of Fashion Psychology and a Fashion Psychologist. She is a Master of Arts graduate from Columbia University's Counseling Psychology program and a former model, fashion pr and designer. Dawnn specializes in "Styling from the inside out- Bridging the GAP between perception and reality”. She has published in psychological journal on improving the quality of life and is passionate about helping others. See the beautiful infographic show notes at TodaysLeadingWomen.com!