Episode 13: The geography of getting dressed: why style feels different in 2026
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Episode 13: The geography of getting dressed: why style feels different in 2026
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In this episode, we explore how geography is reshaping personal style in 2026 and what that shift might mean for the future of trends themselves.
We’re talking about how place, energy levels, and collective exhaustion are reshaping personal style right now. From New York’s edited minimalism to LA’s expressive messiness, we look at how a locale influences not just what we wear, but how we want to be seen …or not seen at all.
This conversation covers style resolutions, the rise of low-energy dressing in January, repeating outfits without apology, and the growing sense that trends no longer hold the authority they once did.
We also dive into the surprising cultural power of the tote bag, from Trader Joe’s to museum merch, as a symbol of belonging, locality, and anti-status status in an algorithm-flattened fashion landscape.
If fashion has started to feel less aspirational and more personal, this episode asks whether we’re witnessing the evolution of trends – or their quiet undoing.
Style Signals created by majelan studio.
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