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Neil Shaw

Psychologist explains how to overcome Fashion Imposter Syndrome

People across the UK are finding it hard to keep up as oOver a third feel overwhelmed by the volume of trends sweeping the fashion pages and their social media feeds, resulting in giving up trying to be ‘trendy’ at the average age of 35. According to new research commissioned by online personal styling service, Stitch Fix UK over a third of Brits us have the confidence to try new fashion trends.

Nearly half of those surveyed struggle to strike a balance between being ‘trendy’ and ‘age-appropriate’ when it comes to their outfit choices, and over half admit they feel too old to wear certain clothing.

Fur in ten say the latest trends never suit their own style and over a quarter feel they don’t suit their body type. For others, it’s down to practical reasons, as a fifth struggle because they don’t know how to style trends, while a third find it’s too expensive to keep up with the constant churn.

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