Renata Rimke - Fashion Stylist

Renata Rimke - Fashion Stylist Stylish and inspiring clothes.

04/09/2026

Don’t follow trends, have your own style. Express yourself!

Want to change your style, but don’t know where to start?As a Personal Stylist and Fashion Psychology Coach, I help wome...
01/09/2026

Want to change your style, but don’t know where to start?

As a Personal Stylist and Fashion Psychology Coach, I help women discover a style that reflects who they are, how they live, and the new chapter of their lives.

👗 Personal Styling
🧥 Wardrobe Analysis
🛍️ Personal Shopping
🎨 Colour Analysis
🧠 Fashion Psychology Coaching

Your clothes are more than just clothes.
They can change the way you feel — and the way you see yourself.

✨ Change your clothes. Change your life.

📩 Send me a message and let’s talk about how I can help you.

29/08/2026

Nothing to wear?! It’s nothing to do with your clothes. Your wardrobe should reflect who you are.

25/08/2026

Somethimes not everything goes as you want!

Why Did You Dress Like This Today?Have you ever looked at yourself in the mirror and been surprised that you don’t recog...
22/08/2026

Why Did You Dress Like This Today?

Have you ever looked at yourself in the mirror and been surprised that you don’t recognise yourself in your own reflection? As if your clothes somehow distort the way you see yourself. Or perhaps you try not to look at yourself at all and simply want to get away from the mirror as quickly as possible.
But I’m sure there have also been moments when you felt as though your clothes were your second skin. They reflected you so perfectly.
I’ve realised that clothes are far more than just pieces of fabric used to cover our bodies. They are an expression of our inner world.
By looking at the way people dress and the combinations they create, we can often see their emotions and inner experiences. Clothes are our silent language — a way of telling the world how we feel.
So, next time you choose your clothes, I invite you to pause and pay attention to the texture of the fabric. Do you like the way it feels against your skin? Does it allow you to move freely, or does it restrict your movement?
What does the garment you have chosen tell you? What memories does it bring up?
Ask yourself why you are choosing these particular clothes. Are you trying to hide your body because you feel self-conscious about it? Or are you trying to fit in with your surroundings?
For example, perhaps there is an “accepted” way of dressing at work, and if you dressed differently, you would feel as though you didn’t fit in or were “out of context”.
Or perhaps you simply threw on whatever was within reach that morning without thinking, because your head was already full of plans and things you needed to do.
Start choosing your clothes consciously.
Learn to connect with your inner world. Explore which clothes could help you express and reflect your inner states.

Have you ever thought that the overused phrase, “I have nothing to wear,” might actually have nothing to do with clothe...
17/08/2026

Have you ever thought that the overused phrase, “I have nothing to wear,” might actually have nothing to do with clothes?
Sometimes, it’s about not being able to find clothes that reflect who you are and how you feel inside.

We often choose clothes based not on who we are today, but on who we used to be. Or based on what our employer, friends or society expect from us.

We constantly hold ourselves back:
“This is too dressy.”
“I’ll look fat in this.”
“What will people think?”
“I can’t wear something like that.”
And that’s why style isn’t just about colours, body shape or what “suits” you.

Style is about how you see yourself and how you allow yourself to be seen.
When your outer appearance starts to reflect your inner self, something changes – and not just in your wardrobe.
That’s why I combine personal styling with fashion psychology in my work.

Not to tell you what you should wear, but to help you understand what your clothes are saying about you.
And most importantly – is that still your story?

If you feel that your clothes no longer reflect who you are, I’d love to invite you to a free 15-minute consultation.
We’ll have a short conversation about where you are now, what you would like to change, and how I might be able to help.

No obligation.
Just send me a DM, and we’ll find a time that works for both of us.

Clothes affect how you feel more than you think!I found information about interesting study called “Enclothed Cognition”...
16/08/2026

Clothes affect how you feel more than you think!

I found information about interesting study called “Enclothed Cognition” in 2012.

During the study, people were divided into groups. Some were told they were wearing a doctor’s robe, while others were told they were wearing a painter’s robe.

And here is the most interesting part — both groups were wearing the exact same white robe.

However, the group who believed they were wearing a doctor’s robe performed better on attention tasks.

This shows something very interesting: a piece of clothing is not just a piece of clothing.

It can affect how we feel, how we behave, and how we perceive ourselves. And what matters is not only the clothing itself, but also the symbolic meaning we give to it.

But clothes don’t only affect us.

We are also affected by how other people are dressed.

Imagine this situation.

You meet a man wearing a uniform. For example, a ship captain’s uniform. Well-groomed. Neat. Or a pilot.

Automatically, certain feelings arise.

Respect. Trust. Authority.

Now imagine the same man dressed simply in a worn-out T-shirt and stretched, dirty shorts.

You probably wouldn’t even pay much attention to him.

And this is where it is worth stopping and thinking.

What we wear sends a certain signal.

And what other people wear is also read by our brains as a signal.

We don’t even realise how much information we try to “read” from someone’s clothes within the first few seconds.

That’s why clothes are not just about fashion.

They are about communication, how we feel, how we behave, identity, and how we perceive ourselves and others.

But just stop and think for a moment:

Don’t sports clothes make you feel more ready to move?

Doesn’t a comfortable robe and pyjamas make it easier for you to relax?

Doesn’t a suit make you feel more focused, professional and confident?

Maybe clothes affect us much more than we realise.

So, what did you wear today?

And most importantly — how is it affecting YOU?

14/08/2026

Somethimes, jus turn around and choose yourself.

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