New research reveals that true happiness comes from embracing personal style and sustainability, rather than chasing trends. Extending clothing lifespans and reducing social comparison not only benefits the planet but also strengthens confidence and self-image.
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People find joy in personal style, not fast fashion

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New research reveals that true happiness comes from embracing personal style and sustainability, rather than chasing trends. Extending clothing lifespans and reducing social comparison not only benefits the planet but also strengthens confidence and self-image.

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