Identity, Intuition And The Art Of Becoming Yourself - With Kerry Wilde

In this episode, I’m joined by Kerry Wilde - The Soul Stylist and founder of Soul Wardrobe, whose work sits at the intersection of fashion, identity, embodiment and self-expression.

Kerry spent more than 20 years working in fashion before beginning to question the industry she was part of, the life she was living and whether either truly aligned with her values.

In Kerry’s words, “Fashion spat me out.”

But she didn’t reject the part of herself that loved clothes, creativity and self-expression. Instead, she began a journey of bringing together the different parts of herself - fashion, healing, intuition, motherhood and a growing understanding of her own body and identity - eventually creating Soul Wardrobe and a very different way of thinking about what we wear and why.

We talk about womanhood, motherhood, identity, intuition, neurodivergence and Kerry’s late ADHD diagnosis. We talk about our relationship with our bodies and natural cycles, the masks we learn to wear, and what happens when we realise we’ve been performing different versions of ourselves for different people and different parts of our lives.

And, of course, we talk about clothes - not simply as fashion, but as a way of expressing who we are, what we value and who we’re becoming. Kerry shares why she believes getting dressed can become a ritual of self-expression, how Soul Wardrobe was born, and why she held a wedding ceremony where she married herself.

A warm and fascinating conversation about taking off the masks, trusting your intuition, bringing all the different parts of yourself back together - and the art of becoming more fully yourself.