Did you know that of the 5 elements of DYT there is 1 priority element for your Type?
Creating great outfits is simple; learn the 5 Elements of Dressing Your Truth for your Type and make sure to include at least three in your outfit (be sure your Type’s priority element is one of the three). I call this the 3×5 Formula.
Watch the video for your Type as the Experts and I break down this 3×5 formula with examples for each Type (and their secondaries).
Want Cute Type 1 Outfits? Then You Need This 3×5 Formula
Are you ruining your whole outfit because it’s missing this ONE important element? In this video, I’m joined by Jaleah (and her ever-trusty friends, Tina and Chelsea) to share with you a simple 3×5 formula: how to make sure all your items have three out of the 5 elements we teach in the free Beginner’s Guide course. We know you want all your outfits to look cute and fun—and now you can take them to a whole new level!
Take Any Outfit from “Blah” to Type 2 Beautiful with the 3×5 Formula
You feel like some of your outfits are just “meh.” What IS it about some outfits that make them a 10—and how can you make every single one amazing? Anne and I are excited to teach you our 3×5 formula: how to pick out items that capture three out of the 5 elements from the free Beginner’s Guide course. When you take this formula into your closet, you’ll find the balance you need for your soft and elegant look. Plus, you’ll love the idea of Anne’s carefully-prepared chart that will help you stay organized with EASE!
How to Nail Your Type 3 Outfit Every Day with the 3×5 Formula
Do you feel hot…or not? Some outfits have it all, and others just feel off! What’s the solution? A simple “3×5 Formula” you can use to nail the 5 elements we teach in the free Beginner’s Guide course! Discover how to dissect every item in an outfit to make your whole look a 10. Listen for the “priority element” that you’ll need to prevent feeling slimy or weird—as a Type 3 woman, you know what we mean! Watch to see for yourself.
This 3×5 Formula Helps You Look (& Feel) Type 4 Stunning Every Day
Ever have one of those days where you feel like you’re still figuring out this whole process? Some days you feel amazing and stunning—and other days, not so much! In this video, I’m joined by Kalista as we share a formula to help you feel stunning every day. We’ll talk about the 5 elements from the free Beginner’s Guide course and which one of the elements is crucial to have a look that makes you feel amazing!
Which of the 5 elements do you see in your outfit today? Did you include your priority element? Take a picture and share your 3×5 formula in the Lifestyle Facebook group.
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This is super important to remember. I always get so hung up on making sure it’s the right color that I don’t pay much attention at all to the other elements. Maybe I would love the stuff more if it was more type 1 :).
That sounds like me when I started DYT, I was so happy to find something with a T1 color, I forgot to pay attention to the other elements. 🙂 I still tend to pick items that are too heavy, esp in winter. I grew up with the idea that my clothing had to be thick and heavy to be warm enough.
Oh genius. I notice in the summer/warm climate when layering is not an option I have to make sure each item (top and bottom) has as many elements as possible–all 5 for a sundress. When it is hot jewelry and hair become even more crucial to add more elements. I’m wearing the cherry top shown today and even though it is a 5 out of 5 with a red cardigan it brings it way up. If it wasn’t so warm here I would add the poodle vest for more texture.
That’s a great point, Kim! I was wondering just today what I’m going to do when summer arrives and I am not able to layer.
How do our secondaries factor in to this formula?
I thought you were going to say the most important is color. So the lightness of the fabrication is also a must if you want to feel “light and bright”–makes sense! Accessories, hair, makeup would be helpers to bring the look together along with the facial features, the movement, and a friendly full-faced smile–wow! What a fun formula for us women who bring light to the world!
Tiffany, that would be such a blast!!!
If everything in the store is 3 out of 5, then can someone explain to me what the 3 elements are in the t-shirts and in the cardigans that don’t look like they have texture, pattern or fabrication? I have a DYT t-shirt and am wondering how to add to it but need to know what elements it already expresses. Also, does heathering count as pattern, or does it depend on the contrast of the heathering? And when Jilea talks about waffling in her jacket, what does that mean? Final question: how much do jewelry, shoes and bag play in my outfit. If I had a 3 out of 5 shirt and a 3 out of 5 pants, but neither had texture or pattern, would my jewelry, bag and shoes with texture and pattern be good enough? Or is it preferrable to have those elements in your clothes?
In one of the video’s, I can’t remember which one, we mention that a basic T could not have more than 2 elements. Remembering the formula is for the entire outfit, so if you have a T as your top, you’ll want to add at least 1-3 more elements in your outfit to make it more true to Type. Same goes for a cardigan.
This is so helpful! Thank you, ladies!!