In this episode of Beyond the Bubble, Andras sits down with fashion psychologist and branding expert Marleen Bevers for a close look into the clothing, self-image, and “Satisfashion”.

They explore how fashion acts as both armor and self-expression, how we form impressions in seconds, and how clothing choices can reflect (or distort) our values and identities.

They discuss how outward appearance with inner values can create not only more authentic professional presence but also greater personal clarity. Whether it’s a deliberate choice of color, fabric, or silhouette, style becomes a language we speak, often without realizing it.

They discuss how branding, both personal and corporate, can either connect or mislead, and how self-knowledge is the foundation for consistency across our visual, verbal, and behavioral signals.

Marleen shares how intuitive dressing, self-perception, and emotional granularity overlap. The conversation covers symbolic clothing, internal alignment, dopamine shopping, and the ethics of branding, all through the lens of personal leadership.