In Episode 3 of the podcast with David Kibbe we explore The Power of Color not as a set of rules or palettes but as a deeply personal tool for expression presence and storytelling.

This episode invites you to move beyond technical color systems and into a more alive relational understanding of color one that supports who you are instead of asking you to conform.

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In this episode of The Power of Style, host Jess Aberle sits down with David Kibbe, creator of the Image Identity System, to explore style as embodied authentic energy rather than trend, costume, or aesthetic performance.

This conversation explores the metaphysical foundations of David Kibbe’s work, moving beyond surface level body typing and into the deeper purpose of Image Identity. Together they discuss how personal style is not about chasing trends or perfecting an image but about alignment, presence, and an honest and respectful connection with the world around you.

Jess and David examine why true style must be driven by connection rather than rules, comparison, or external validation. Style becomes a living relationship that evolves with the individual and supports self trust and authenticity.

Whether you are new to the Kibbe system or have been exploring it for years, this episode offers clarity, depth, and a grounded reframing of what personal style can be.

This episode is for anyone ready to move beyond how should I look and toward a more connected embodied way of dressing and being.