In this week's episode I am joined by the best-selling author of the book - Big Dress Energy, consultant, TV commentator, podcast host and fashion psychologist Shakaila Forbes-Bell to find out what BDE is and how you can use it to be the absolute best-dressed version of yourself. Buckle-up because you are going to learn so many gems in this episode you won't look at your style and wardrobe in the same way again! This is powerful stuff from Shakaila who has recently appeared on Lorraine and This Morning to discuss this hot topic - the psychology behind clothes. It is fascinating stuff that will transform how you get dressed! I have to say, this particular episode of The Style Stories Podcast is one of the most eye-opening and transformative episodes I have ever recorded and I am SO excited to share it with you. You need to hear this if you are stuck in a style rut, or unsure about what your style is, or have been struggling to shop for clothes. It's for you if you have a wardrobe full of clothes BUT still feel like you have no good outfits! Hell, everyone needs this deep dive into WHY we get dressed the way we do. Uncovering your personal style is one of the most transformative things you can do for yourself - what you wear and your style is part of your identity after all so it's pretty important in the great scheme of things. You can use clothes to seduce and be alluring, to get jobs, to influence others, to feel good about yourself and to hide away too. Above all, fashion is FUN and should bring you joy. I really hope you enjoy listening to the brilliant Shakaila Forbes-Bell as much as I enjoyed interviewing her.   Buy Shakaila's book here - it's a must-read. Find Shakaila on Instagram here. Follow Lisa on Instagram here.   Lisa's website to book styling: https://www.lisagillbestyle.com/ Email Lisa here. [email protected] Join Lisa's Facebook Group here:    You can now watch all these podcasts right HERE on YouTube. Come on over and please subscribe 💻👀    #fashionpodcast #fashiontips #styleover40 #personalstylist