Over the past three weeks, I’ve been talking about the fashion habits of INTJ females (you can check out part 1 here, part 2 here, and part 3 here). While the focus of the previous articles was specific to INTJ females, many of the concepts I talked about in the
Paradox 1: About that Victorian Vamp Life This week, I’m sharing two ASPIRE looks. The two looks symbolize the paradoxical nature of certain MBTI types. If you’ve been in the MBTI community long enough, you’ll have seen posts about type contradictions or paradoxes. The two most common INTJ paradoxes that I’ve seen
The Elusive Fashion Habits of the INTJ Female: Part 3 Now Available as an expanded e-book! Check it out here. Welcome to the final installment of our Elusive Fashion Habits of the INTJ Female series. If you missed Part 1: What an INTJ looks for in Her Fashion, or Part 2: INTJ
The Elusive Fashion Habits of the INTJ Female: Part 2 Now Available as an expanded e-book! Check it out here. Part 2 Welcome to part 2 of The Elusive Fashion Habits of the INTJ Female. If you missed part 1, where we talked about what attracts INTJs to certain fashion,
The Elusive Fashion Habits of the INTJ Female: Part 1 Now Available as an expanded e-book! Check it out here. According to the stereotypes, INTJ females don’t like fashion. While that may be true for some of us, it’s not true for all of us. Besides, even if INTJ females
For those who don’t know, MBTI is a personality test. I’m a total sucker for personality tests (those Buzzfeed quizzes are the bane of my existence). When I was first introduced to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), I didn’t know it would change my life. For better or for worse,
