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The Style Stories Podcast

The Style Stories Podcast

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Top charting podcast The Style Stories Podcast is back to solve all your style and wardrobe dilemmas. Highly experienced London based personal stylist Lisa Gillbe brings wardrobe tips and tricks that make sure you get a capsule wardrobe that really works for you. This advice will get you thinking differently about your style and image so you can feel inspired, confident and excited about your wardrobe.Lisa Gillbe Arte Diseño y Artes Decorativas
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  • Spring 2026 Trends + A Fresh Take on Decluttering That Goes Way Beyond Tidying

    Spring 2026 Trends + A Fresh Take on Decluttering That Goes Way Beyond Tidying
    Apr 2 2026

    Wardrobe Declutter: More Than Just Tidying—Unlock Your True Style

    Decluttering your wardrobe isn't about chucking out old clothes to free up space. Done right, it's a powerful reset that reveals your personal style DNA. In this episode, I walk you through my proven Describe, Declutter, Define, Direct roadmap—leaving you with a streamlined closet and fresh insights into what you truly love wearing.

    Why Spring Is Declutter Season

    The shift to lighter days makes it the ideal time to shed winter layers and rediscover what sparks joy. You'll finish organised, inspired, and ready for warmer months—no more "I have nothing to wear" mornings.

    Trends I'll Wear (and Skip) for Spring/Summer 2026

    I break down the big ones: Romantic florals, vintage revival, dramatic volume, literary chic. Which fits your vibe? Stay modern without ditching your inherent style—I'll explain why some trends earn a spot in my wardrobe and others get ignored.

    Bonus Perks

    Subscribe to my Substack at lisagillbe.substack.com for weekly outfit ideas, shop finds I'm loving, and our soon-to-launch subscriber chat. Ask me your style questions and connect with like-minded women.

    Another value-packed episode that will get you looking at your wardrobe with fresh eyes! Hit play and transform your wardrobe today.

    Find out more about Lisa's styling services and get in touch here: https://www.lisagillbestyle.com/wardrobe-refresh
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    32 m
  • Is Fashion Still Ageist? How to tap into style throughout life

    Is Fashion Still Ageist? How to tap into style throughout life
    Mar 25 2026

    Get ready for one of the most thought-provoking and empowering conversations yet! In this episode, Lisa Gillbe sits down with Jacynth Bassett, founder of The Bias Cut, to unpack the real story behind ageism in fashion — and what it means for our personal style, mindset, and self-image.

    Together, they dive deep into:

    • How ageism subtly shapes what we wear (and why we should challenge it)

    • The rise of pro-age movements and the power of social media in changing the narrative

    • What brands are finally beginning to get right — and where they still miss the mark

    • How YOU can embrace style at every stage of life without apology

    Lisa brings her signature wit, warmth, and expertise to this rich, eye-opening discussion that will make you rethink everything you know about “dressing your age.”

    ✨ Don’t miss a moment — hit subscribe! Stay inspired with Lisa’s latest episodes, style insights, and behind-the-scenes updates over on Substack: lisagillbe.substack.com

    💫 Follow Lisa daily for outfit ideas and real-life style talk on Instagram: @lisagillbestyle

    If you love this episode, share it, subscribe, and leave a review — because conversations like these need to be heard. Style isn’t about age; it’s about attitude.

    Find 'Ageism is Never in Style' here: https://www.ageismisneverinstyle.com/
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    46 m
  • How To Find Your Personal Style in 2026 (Without Generic Dated 'Rules')

    How To Find Your Personal Style in 2026 (Without Generic Dated 'Rules')
    Mar 12 2026
    In this episode, we’re throwing out the tired, generic style advice that’s been making women feel like they’re getting it “wrong” for years. You don’t need another list of “must-haves”, body shape diagrams, or colour rules – you need to start asking one powerful question: “Is this me?” Not: Does this flatter my figure? Is this the right colour for my undertone? Is this on trend for my age? Those questions are rooted in shame, judgment and external rules. This conversation is about coming back to you. In this episode, I talk about: Why generic style rules are failing you (and why they feel so flat and boring) The problem with shame-based advice like “does this flatter me?” Replacing “Is this flattering?” with “Is this me?” as your core style filter How your current wardrobe is already full of clues about your true style What your home, decor and environment reveal about what you’re genuinely drawn to How your upbringing, music, culture and memories quietly shape your taste Why we’ve never been taught to trust our instincts with style – and how to change that A simple process to start decoding your personal style from what you already own You’ll learn: How to spot the pieces you actually love versus the ones you “should” wear How to use your wardrobe, your home and even your Pinterest saves as a style mood board How to stop feeling like you’re “failing” at style and start feeling at home in your clothes Practical questions to ask yourself when you try something on so you know instantly if it’s you Try this after you listen: Go to your wardrobe and pull out the 5 things you wear on repeat Ask: What do these have in common? Shape, colour, fabric, mood? Then walk around your home and notice the same patterns in your decor Start building your outfits from those clues – not from someone else’s rulebook If you’re ready to stop outsourcing your style to strangers on the internet and start trusting your own instincts, this episode is for you. Sign-up to Substack for more advice here https://lisagillbe.substack.com Here's my Instagram - follow Lisa here: https://www.instagram.com/lisegillbestylist/?hl=en
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    27 m
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