The Illusion of Trends

So far, we’ve talked about the Ascendant — what can be seen from your face, clothing, and first impression.

This time, the theme is “trends,” especially those related to appearance.

If you’ve read this far, you probably already know what I want to say this time, don’t you?

Yes — the question is, do trends really make you shine?

Or rather, I find it strange that while it’s fine to have your own sense of “trend,” the very existence of an external, collective concept of “trend” feels unnatural to me.

Because according to this analysis, it’s impossible for everyone’s tastes and preferences to lean in the same direction all at once.

Clothing that matches your Ascendant is what truly makes you shine. Once you truly understand yourself, other styles will naturally lose their appeal.

After all, you want to be happy starting from this very moment, don’t you?

Of course, following trends can also be a valid way of life. But only a small portion of the twelve zodiac signs truly shine by doing so.

And everyone, don't you notice something strange here?

From an astrological point of view, wearing clothing that matches your own energy should be the best thing for you.

Then why do people believe that “those who follow trends are amazing”?

The current trend is influenced by Gemini, which excels in “speed of information” and “buzz.”

This system also has good compatibility with commerce.

In other words, under the structure of “trendy = great,”

the only ones who benefit are Gemini, who are well-suited to that mindset,

and commerce, which can more easily create sales plans.

Don’t get swallowed by this system.

If my previous analysis is correct, that system only destroys your true power.

However, trends do exist in reality. Their waves grow larger each year, and their speed keeps accelerating. Which means—

People riding the trend =

People who don't understand their own star =

People who aren't fully utilizing their potential

There are so many of them, that's what it means.

And have you noticed? Most truly successful people don’t actually follow trends.

In the end, people decide they’re “tired” of a trend — because instinctively, they sense that the style no longer matches their energy.

This, I believe, is one reason why trends fade.

Deep down, your instincts faintly sense what kind of energy you seek through clothing — but you can’t quite define it clearly.

So, let’s just go ahead and check your Ascendant already.

However, following trends isn’t completely a bad thing. So next time, I’ll talk about the opposite — how to use trends effectively.

Stay tuned!