New York Fashion Week Personal Style Edit

In The Magazine’s FASHIONABLE SCIENCE editorial, we look beyond just fashion. We add personalized neuroscience to make you stand out and repair from the inside out. It defines true style with science-backed insight into how to stay balanced.

DOSHA DRESSING

MAP YOUR STYLE TO YOUR GUT-BRAIN AXIS

Not everyone needs a power suit. Not everyone needs to wear dopamine. Those things might actually work against you.

Your personal energy, or dosha, decides your style.

That energy, and style, starts at the gut-brain axis (GBA). This New York Fashion Week (NYFW), The Magazine celebrates personal style with sustainable luxury fashion.

Creator of the Dosha Dressing method, Aarti Kuver, PhD, curated an edit for Fall NYFW to coincide with her exclusive styling sessions. Like a wellness supplement, this method focuses on balance and prevention.

Immerse yourself into these lush dressing rooms that serve personal energy on another level.

ROOM ONE

Gold Standard CEO

Put on your raver girl pants before your rule the world. These Metallic Champagne Raver Pants take you from an all-nighter work session to an early morning power breakfast. Top it off with this gleaming gold jacket to impede impatience and burnout.

Sleek Confidence

Anxiety really means fear. Fear really means little confidence in yourself. Tighten up that solar plexus by pulling on these sleek Helmut Lang leather leggings. Morphew Collection’s sheer billowy “Liza Minelli” blouse honors your airy energy.

ROOM TWO

Breaking Bad

Bad habits and old routines are broken best with a dress. Get revenge like Diana in a 1980s Christian Dior Navy Blue and Black Blazer dress. It’s light and structured to tell your gut-brain axis that a whole new world is out there.

Type-B Ambition

If nothing startles you, then you’re a little too calm to drain your lymphatics. Button up drive in a  vibrant silk skirt suit. The magenta in this 1980s James Galanos Haute Couture Silk Skirt Suit activates excitatory neurons, moves your lymph system, and stimulates your mind.

Grounding Creativity

Your imagination runs faster that your metabolism. This emerald green 1960s KiKi Hart Cocktail Dress by Kiki Hart adds weight to a flighty nature without toning down that magnanimous spirit.

ROOM THREE

Wednesday Dining

Having trouble sleeping? Blame it on a poorly diverse gut microbiome that’s signaling anxiety nerves. Slip into this vintage soft pink nightie and slip out to a midweek candle light dinner. A grounding meal, gentle textures, and soft light nourish the microbiome and calm the fear circuit.

Smooth Martini Leadership

Hey perfectionist, join the rest of us in the non-competitive lounge. Wear these PJs in your signature devil-wears-red to the board meeting. Connect the polka dots with an anti-inflammatory microbiome.

Find Your personal style

ACCORDING TO YOUR GUT-BRAIN AXIS


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