If you’re always getting a hard time trying to pick what to wear only to run late for a function, work, class or an outing, and still don’t get it right, or afraid of how an outfit might look on you even though you admire it on others, then this is for you. Looking good isn’t so much about wearing swanky outfits and designers, but knowing exactly how to wear whatever you can afford and still feel good in it.
The fashion tips enumerated here will help you make that desired statement. And you just might find out………you’re hotter than you know.
- Some people never think of what to what to wear until they’re out of the bathroom, then they start fumbling and rummaging about. Now that could be time consuming. It’s always good to plan ahead. Pick your attire early enough, say the night before, or first thing when you wake up. And it’s not a bad idea to plan your attire for a whole week, especially if you have a big wardrobe to choose from.
- It’s okay to splurge on some classic pieces for your wardrobe, like a little black dress, a crisp white shirt or a pair of jeans—consider them as investments.
- On a tight budget? Keep one-piece suits to a minimum. They’re usually only good to wear once, and are not of much use if separated. Individual pieces are the way to go. You can mix and match them in a multitude of different looks.
- When sale shopping, don’t be tempted to immediately purchase outlandish pieces just because they’re priced lower than usual—think about whether you have other pieces that you can wear with them first, and decide accordingly.
- Be sure to invest in at least one well-cut suit in your wardrobe.
- Wear a tight-fitting top with slightly loose bottoms and vice versa—a loose top and bottoms together make for a shoddy look, and a tight-fitting top and bottoms will give a skimpy look.
- Muscle-sleeved tops are perfect for toned and perfectly shaped arms—otherwise, it’s not ideal to wear them.
- In fashion, it’s best to always accentuate your strengths. Always purchase clothes that highlight your best features.
- Wide on the bottom? Draw the eyes up with bright-colored or detailed tops. Keep the embellishments and accessories on your upper half, and avoid details like belts and hemlines on your waist.
- Avoid boat-neck tops if you have broad shoulders.
- Classic jewelry, like a pearl necklace or a diamond stud, is sure to always add a little bit of sophistication.
- When you find a pair of jeans that fits you extremely well, buy two of the same piece—it’s not very often that you’ll find “perfect-fit” jeans.
- Match your shoes with your bags, whether in texture, color or print. Doing so will help make any outfit, pulled together, look good. Don’t be afraid to mix print pairs with tees and pants.
- Planning to wear a skirt with flats? Make sure the skirt’s hemline is above the knee. Long skirts paired with flats can make you look short and stocky.
- Need to maximize the “mix and match” power of your wardrobe? Keep pants and jackets in solid colors so they’ll go more with more varying items.
- For a quick chic look, accessorize a plain tee by wearing a multi-strand necklace or a pair of big hoop earrings. However, never wear the necklace and earrings at the same time.
- Go from a corporate day look to a more glamorous party ensemble by putting a blazer over a stylish lace top and slacks. You can wear the complete outfit to work and lose the blazer when you go out at night.
- Going to the gym doesn’t have to be a fashion-less activity. Liven up your workout wardrobe with lively colors instead of the all too common black jogging pants and big white shirt.
- Find yourself wearing the exact same thing with your co-worker or classmate? Make the distinction by putting some stylish accessories that will draw the attention from your cloned clothing.
- Swimsuits with 15 percent spandex can work wonders in concealing flabby areas.
- Nothing complements a perfect outfit better than a good disposition and a glowing self-confidence. If you feel good wearing it, then you’ll definitely look fabulous in it.
- Whatever your outfit may be, wear it with confidence! Actually, it’s not so much the outfit that makes the statement, it’s how you wear it that really matters.
