Your style predictions for 2023 by Lisa Stardust @lisastardustastro, according to the stars.
What will the stars have in store for you in 2023? Take a peek into your future, and dress the part with must-haves hand-selected for the new year.
aries (03.21 — 04.19)
2023: You are becoming the best at your craft and your abilities won’t be able to be matched by anyone.
TAURUS (04.20 — 05.20)
2023: Your heart and mind are expanding, ushering in confidence and a new sense of self.
GEMINI (05.21 — 06.20)
2023: You’re allowing yourself to be free and to do as you please without fear holding you back.
cancer (06.21 — 07.22)
2023: You’ll be pulled in many different directions this year, which is why you should do what’s sparking and consuming your heart.
LEO (07.23 — 08.22)
2023: Seeking adoration and love from your fans, friends, and family will make your heart beat faster and feel fuller this year.
VIRGO (08.23 — 09.22)
2023: You give a lot to others without asking for much in return and demanding anything for your time — until now.
LIBRA (09.23 — 10.22)
2023: Being true to yourself is essential to do, even though you may receive opportunities that challenge your sense of self.
SCORPIO (10.23 — 11.21)
2023: You may feel as though your power is dwindling — which isn’t true. You just have to believe in yourself more.
SAGITTARIUS (11.22 — 12.21)
2023: You’re making moves and embracing challenges, which is taking you to new levels of success.
CAPRICORN (12.22 — 01.19)
2023: You’re a powerhouse and can manifest anything you want as long as you give it the right amount of energy.
AQUARIUS (01.29 — 02.18)
2023: Never shy away from being yourself and always express your feelings at all costs.
PISCES (02.19 — 03.20)
2023: Lean into your innermost dreams and fantasies to create the reality that you want and desire.
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