Episode 118: Understanding Your Own Personal Style, with Audrey (part I)

<p>Today’s guest is <a href="https://www.instagram.com/audreyflourishes/">Audrey,</a> the progressive, sustainable, and inclusive stylist behind<a href="https://flourishstyling.co/"> Flourish </a>and secondhand clothing store <a href="https://www.instagram.com/foundbyflourish/">Found by Flourish.</a> This is going to be part one of our conversation, and we’re going to talk about why we overconsume clothing and how we can get that back in check by knowing ourselves better.  She’s also going to break down the style archetypes and how we can use that information to feel more confident and comfortable with our wardrobe choices. </p><p>Laura of<a href="https://www.instagram.com/revive_athletics/"> Revive Athletics</a> shares her audio essay about quitting her job and starting her own business. And Amanda addresses something that inspires a ton of DMs: who is to blame for rising prices at thrift stores?<br><strong><br>Check out these links from Audrey:</strong><br>• Services, including Virtual Style Archetypeing: <a href="https://flourishstyling.co/services">https://flourishstyling.co/services</a></p><p>• Sustainable Shopping Guide (blog post): <a href="https://flourishstyling.co/2022/02/19/our-sustainable-shopping-guide-by-style-archetype/">https://flourishstyling.co/2022/02/19/our-sustainable-shopping-guide-by-style-archetype/</a></p><p>• Found, order a Style Box, etc: <a href="https://flourishstyling.co/found">https://flourishstyling.co/found</a></p><p><br>If you want to meet other Clotheshorse listeners, join the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/clotheshorsingaround">Clotheshorsing Around</a> facebook group.</p><p>Want to support Clotheshorse *and* receive exclusive episodes and some swag? <a href="https://www.patreon.com/clotheshorsepodcast">Then become a patron!</a><br>You can also make a one-time contribution via Venmo to <strong>@crystal_visions</strong></p><p>NEW AUDIO ESSAY OPPORTUNITY ALERT!<br>In today’s episode, we talked about the style “rules” that we have all had forced upon us as if th