The Romanticism trend is here—and it’s bringing softness, flow, and a dreamy sense of style to the season! This trend embraces light, feminine touches like chiffon, lace, pastel colors, ruffles, and delicate detailing. But here’s the truth: romantic doesn’t have to mean overly frilly, dramatic, or dainty. You can bring romance into your style in a way that fits your true nature.
Each Energy Type expresses Romanticism differently, and we love how our Dressing Your Truth Experts made this trend their own. Whether your energy is bold and dynamic or gentle and flowing, there’s a way to embrace this style while staying true to you.
Here’s how each Type interpreted this season’s romantic look:
Type 1: Light, Bright, and Buoyant
Outfit 1: Cherry Blossoms & Satin Swish
This outfit makes me feel like I walked out of a springtime storybook! The soft puff sleeves and scattered floral print add a dainty, romantic feel, and the satin red skirt gives just the right amount of movement and shine. I especially love how the skirt swishes when I walk—it brings that buoyant, Type 1 energy to life! I don’t usually wear red in a romantic way, so this one stretched me just a bit—but it still felt fun and flirty once it all came together.
Try this: Pair a floral top with a flowy skirt in a pastel or bold-but-playful color. Add lighthearted accessories like heart earrings or strappy sandals to finish the look.
Outfit 2: Garden Party Whimsy
This dress is a total celebration of Romanticism through a Type 1 lens! It’s light, airy, and covered in cheerful pastel florals. The layered ruffle sleeves and gathered waist add texture and movement without feeling heavy. I was immediately drawn to this dress—something about the print just made me smile.
Try this: Look for flutter sleeves, gathered details, and prints that feel animated and fresh. Bonus points if the dress twirls!
Outfit 3: Sunshine & Petals
This look is my cheerful twist on Romanticism! The butter-yellow top keeps things light and bright, while the daisy-dotted jeans add a playful, feminine detail. I love how the tiny blossoms feel unexpected and sweet. This look came together so naturally for me.
Try this: Start with a soft pastel tee and add jeans with a fun detail—like embroidery, pearls, or a floral appliqué. Keep it breezy and easy to move in!
Type 2: Soft, Flowing, and Feminine
Outfit 1: Lavender Layers & Lace
This outfit is pure romantic magic. The moment I put it on, I felt like I’d stepped into a modern-day fairy tale. The soft lilac tulle moves with such grace, and the embossed flowers add that perfect touch of whimsy. I paired it with a delicate white blouse—just enough ruffle to feel sweet but not fussy.
Try this: Choose details like lace trim, soft pleats, or a gentle flutter sleeve. It’s not about going over the top—it’s about softness, sweetness, and a little bit of wonder.
Outfit 2: Garden Greens & Gentle Textures
This look makes me feel like I’m walking through a garden on a breezy spring day. The fluttery floral blouse and wide-leg pants create gentle movement, and the soft green tones keep it cohesive and calming. Even the socks play a part—with their sweet ruffle detail!
Try this: Romantic doesn’t always mean lace. Go for flowy lines, gentle movement, and soft monochromatic color palettes. Add subtle florals or small feminine details to complete the look.
Outfit 3: Pink Bird Simplicity
This is my take on casual romantic, and I love it. The pink blouse with tiny bird outlines is soft and thoughtful. The barrel-leg jeans keep things comfy, while the scalloped, lace-up shoes add just enough charm to feel special.
Try this: Choose subtle prints and relaxed shapes. A delicate or nostalgic accessory can be the perfect finishing touch to create romance in an everyday outfit.
Type 3: Energized, Rich, and Textured
Outfit 1: Ruffles & Rich Earth Tones
Romanticism with a Type 3 twist means keeping the softness grounded in strength—and this outfit does just that. The structured ruffled top in earthy red is full of movement, and the tailored pants keep it grounded and purposeful. I loved how this came together without losing my edge.
Try this: Look for romantic elements like pleats or soft sleeves in rich shades or textured fabrics. Ground them with structured, angled pieces for balance.
Outfit 2: Boho Meets Dynamic
This outfit brings in romanticism with strength and fun. The rich pink top flows freely, and the paisley print pants bring in that rich, earthy pattern with movement. It felt expressive and energized—just the way I like it.
Try this: Go rich with color and incorporate romantic details through prints or draping fabrics. Add texture through accessories—think leather, fringe, or statement earrings.
Outfit 3: Wild & Refined Romance
This is where romance meets power. The pleated skirt and pink blouse add a classic softness, but the leopard coat and heeled boots bring the heat. I love how the mix of patterns and textures gives this outfit depth and strength while still honoring the trend.
Try this: Mix romantic fabrics like knit or chiffon with active prints or substantial shoes. For Type 3s, Romanticism should always feel grounded, expressive, and full of movement.
Type 4: Refined, Elegant, and Classic
Outfit 1: Classic Romance in Gingham & Fuchsia
This look brings the romantic trend into a crisp, structured world that suits Type 4 beautifully. The gingham dress is bold and symmetrical, and the fuchsia cardigan adds refined color. My favorite part? The clean lines and high contrast—it all stays true to my Type 4 nature.
Try this: Choose symmetrical prints in bold contrasts, then layer with one refined romantic piece, like a soft cardigan or statement jewelry.
Outfit 2: Bold Florals & Strong Contrast
Romanticism for Type 4 doesn’t mean overly sweet. It means beauty with intention. The floral top is expressive but grounded by the solid black pants. It felt refined and polished—exactly how I want to feel in a romantic outfit.
Try this: Pick florals with defined shapes, not blended patterns. Keep everything tailored and structured, and let the print speak.
Outfit 3: Striking & Structured
The vivid florals on a black background are dramatic in the best way, and the turquoise pants give it a bold, modern twist. This look was a little outside my norm—but once I put it on, it felt refined and confident.
Try this: Bring in color through intentional contrast and keep the silhouette tailored. Romantic doesn’t have to mean soft—it can be bold and elegant.
Romanticism, Your Way
Whether it’s tulle, ruffles, pastels, or a touch of floral—there’s a way to express the Romanticism trend in a way that feels like you. Each Type adds its own flavor: playful, soft, dynamic, or polished.
So tell us:
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How do you bring romance into your style?
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Let your style speak with softness, strength, or sparkle—whatever feels true to you.
