Dopamine dressing

Dress happier this SS22

22 March 2022

Are you feeling a bit under the weather lately? Help is on its way, but comes from an unexpected place. One of 2022's main trends is 'dopamine dressing', which translates to dressing in a way that's fun and brings you happiness. So take your style cues this season from the colors of the rainbow, and improve your mood instantly. No need for a shot of espresso when your closet can give you a boost.

Wearing color every day won't guarantee you happiness, but it can be a push in the right direction. And since every shade has a different effect on you, why not mix them all together? You'll - literally - walk around like a bundle of joy.

^{SUN68 -Tamaris - LolaLiza - GUESS}

^{CKS - Floris van Bommel - GUESS - Caroline Biss}

^{BRAX - 2x Unisa - Betty Barclay}

^{Mayerline x Marylène Madou - Marciano by GUESS - Mayerline - SUN68}

^{Veritas - JUTTU}

^{Header images: CKS x Julie Vermeire, Veritas and JUTTU}

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