You know that feeling when you walk by a building, hear a song, or watch a film—and something just clicks? That feeling is worth listening to! It tells you a little about who you are and how you want to connect with the people in your life.

So how do those preferences translate into clothing?

This quick quiz will help you uncover the visual vibes that light you up and show you how to build outfits that reflect it. No guessing. No trend-chasing. Just you, fully expressed.

Let’s Go!

Question 1: Which art style would you hang on your wall?

Choose up to three.

Question 2: Which architecture style would make the vacation home of your dreams?

Choose up to three.

Question 3: Which interior design style would you use for your home?

Choose up to three. 

Question 4: Which movie or TV show aesthetic just feels like you?

Choose up to three.

Now What?

Add up your scores and let’s make an outfit! Your highest score(s) will inspire the biggest part of your outfit, but your second and third highest scores will play a role too. Why? Because you can’t be reflected by just one aesthetic; you’re a complex person with lots of interesting things about you, and we want your outfits to reflect that!

We’ll use your top score(s) to choose a top and bottom, your middle score(s) for shoes and hair, and your lowest score for a bag. 

Take it a step further by writing down what elements drew you to your favorite images; then see which elements overlap. You may get some unexpected insights into why you like what you do in fashion!

Tops

1. The Bettina Gray Striped Flutter Sleeve Blouse
2. The Mavis Top in Black 
3. The Cordelia Button-up Blouse 
4. The Charleston Striped Top 
5. The Warwick Patterned Set in Apricot (top)
6. The Kiersten Cream Top 
7. The Colorblock Polo 
8. The Belle Black Top

Bottoms

1. The Dove Crochet Trim Jean in Denim
2. The Tabitha Knit Wide Leg Pants
3. The Dundee High-Rise Wide Leg Jeans
4. The Marcie Wide Leg Cropped Pant
5. The Zara Capri 
6. The Cailey Wide Leg Pant
7. The Washed Denim Cargo Pants
8. The Harbor Linen Pants in Oatmeal 

Shoes

C: Danielle Taupe Shoes | D: The Indy Sandals in White | F: The Gemma Sandals 

Hairstyle 

Bag

My Example 

I took the quiz and got three As, two Cs, two Hs, and one F and one G. Since I only had one highest score, I got “the romantic” for both my top and pants. My tie for second place (“the aristocrat” and “the siren”) covered the hair and shoes, and since I had a tie for third place, I chose my favorite bag form between the two (“the naturalist”). As you can see, the process is pretty flexible. The only real guideline is to give the most attention to your highest score and trickle down from there. 

I actually love the way my outfit turned out! It captures my preference for girly, vintage-inspired, down-to-earth looks.

What do you think? Can our art, architecture, and film preferences help us hone in on our personal style? I’ve found that analyzing what we’re subconsciously drawn to can help us build more joyful, purposeful lives—and wardrobes! Give it a try! And head to Mae Threads and get $10 off $30 on the pieces that simply feel like you.