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5 Steps to Discovering Your Style in Alternative Fashion

Alternative fashion offers incredible freedom and space for experimentation, while also being a way to express yourself without compromise. If you’re looking for your own style and want to find authenticity in it, here are five steps to help you start your journey!

Step 1: Be inspired, but don't copy

Start by looking for inspiration – Instagram, Pinterest, TikTok, movies, and music from alternative subcultures like punk, goth, and grunge can be great sources. But don’t forget that alternative fashion is more than just repeating trends. Try to find elements that resonate with you personally.

Are you drawn to heavy jewelry, dark colors, or lace trim? Focus on the details that pique your curiosity, but incorporate them in a way that reflects your own personality rather than copying someone else's look. Remember: inspiration is a starting point, not a destination . 🕷

If you want to learn more about subcultures that you can draw inspiration from, read this article. You can also check out the categories in the side menu of the store - I've prepared collections with clothes that fit different aesthetics:

Step 2: Discover what makes you unique

Alternative fashion allows you to play with diversity, so don't be afraid to experiment and find the elements that best express your "self". Try on different styles, take photos, and write down your feelings. How do you feel in a given style? Which colors and styles make you feel like yourself? Sometimes it only takes a few tries to see what makes you unique.

It’s also a time for reflection. Do you want your style to be darker, bolder, or perhaps more raw and minimalistic? Ask yourself questions and write down the answers – it’s a great way to gradually build your individual style.

Step 3: Build your wardrobe around key pieces

Create your safe base where you will always feel good. If you are just starting out, focus on a few basic pieces that will be the foundation of your alternative wardrobe. These can be dark, solid T-shirts, tennis skirts, oversized sweaters, platform shoes, or shirts.

The key is versatility – choose elements that you can easily combine with others, creating a variety of everyday styles. By adding details, such as jewelry or unusual makeup, you can easily give your look a unique character. In our collection, you will find many such classics that you can freely mix.

Step 4: Test new elements and mix styles

Alternative fashion is incredibly diverse , so don't be afraid to experiment. Try introducing new colors or unusual accessories - e.g. gothic jewelry, lace details or bold makeup to feel whether they suit you. Mixing elements of different subcultures, such as goth, punk or streetwear, allows you to create a more individual, thoughtful style.

Start small: add a single new item to your wardrobe rather than completely changing your style. This way you will get a feel for what works best with your personality and avoid over-purchasing items that may not match the rest of your wardrobe.

You don't have to buy new products right away. You can buy SKYDANCE products from our customers in the Facebook group or on Vinted.

Step 5: Develop your style and enjoy the process

Remember that style is a journey, and alternative fashion especially appreciates evolution. Your style can change over time, adapting to your life, moods and passions. It is not a race, but rather a process of self-discovery – something that brings joy and a sense of freedom. Experiment, develop and have fun with fashion. Let your clothes tell the story you want to show the world.

In conclusion

Alternative fashion is more than just clothes – it’s about self-expression. By finding your style, you give yourself space to express who you are and who you want to become.

If you have your favorite looks, share them with us! Tag us on Instagram or TikTok (@shopskydance) and show us how you express yourself through alternative fashion. ♥

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