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In this elegant and thought-provoking episode, Louise Percy unpacks the modern tension between true personal elegance and the stylised, curated version of “elegance” popularised by social media. Drawing on her decades of experience, Louise explores what elegance really means from presence, poise and deportment to emotional regulation, dignity, and intention. Whether you’re seeking a more refined presence or questioning the allure of online aesthetics, this episode offers clarity, encouragement, and a grounded reminder that true elegance is a lived experience, not a luxury item.

Topics Covered:

  • What is true personal elegance?
    Louise defines it as a lived quality—graciousness, composure, and poise.
  • The importance of deportment and presence.
    Why your posture, movement, and quiet confidence speak louder than labels.
  • Elegance in the age of Instagram.
    Exploring the rise of aesthetic luxury and its difference from substance.
  • Luxury vs. elegance: a false equivalence?
    How true refinement is expressed through simplicity and restraint.
  • Can elegance be taught?
    Louise discusses learned confidence and how The Percy Institute supports this transformation.
  • Emotional elegance.
    Composure, thoughtful boundaries, and the graceful handling of disagreement.
  • Why people are craving elegance now more than ever.
    Amidst chaos, the return to order and intentionality is deeply appealing.
  • Daily practices that cultivate elegance.
    Louise offers simple, timeless rituals to live with elegance every day.

Mentioned: – The Art of an Elegant Life Masterclass:  Next Masterclass commencing 13 September.
– The Percy Institute – Contact page

Stay Connected with Louise Percy:

    • Follow The Percy Institute on Instagram & Facebook: @ThePercyInstitute
    • Join The Elegance Club on Facebook for exclusive insights and offers
    • For further resources, coaching, or to connect with Louise, visit The Percy Institute Contact Page.

 

 

 

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