Tuesday, July 21, 2015
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Monday, March 9, 2015
Spring Fling
Around this time of year, we start feeling a little depressed because it almost seems like winter will never end. Mother nature will sometimes tease us with one sunny day over 40 degrees, but then crush our hopes and dreams with another week of below freezing temperatures. I know it's hard to believe that spring is just around the corner, but it will come sooner than you think. If you are one of those people that feels defeated over the seemingly never-ending winter weather, here are some ways to make your winter wardrobe have a fling with spring and brighten up your mood at the same time.
1) Booties: Hopefully the worst of the snow storms are over and we won't need to trek through multiple feet of snow in order to get from place to place, so swap out your tall boots and snow boots for some ankle booties. These are perfect for making the transition from winter to spring flawless and, your feet will be covered, dry, and warm in a pair of shoes you can wear not only now, but also throughout springtime.
Cut-outs, pastel colors, and brights are a great way to segway your bootie-game into spring while giving you a subtle reminder that better weather is on its way!
2) Color: During the winter we tend to gravitate toward all black everything, especially toward the end, we focus more on bundling up than dressing up. Give yourself a mood booster by incorporating a few pops of spring colors into your end of winter outfits. You don't have to pull out your spring clothes quite yet, but adding a lighter scarf, colored bag, or a spring inspired manicure can be just the right amount of color you need.
Adding a small amount of color in the form of an accessory can help you beat the winter blues and remind you that spring isn't so far off in the distance. You can also try a spring blouse with a neutral cardigan over it to balance out the pop of color.
3) Denim: Spring is the perfect time of year for denim, a great way to get out of your winter rut is to opt for lighter shades of denim, like grey, and pairing it with a dark colored top. Try to avoid colored bottoms like mint, coral, etc. because they come off as too spring-y. The look we are striving for is a twist of winter and spring.
Keep your black leggings in your drawer and put on a pair of jeans, this change will make you feel refreshed and help you connect to the season you have been long awaiting. Any medium to light wash, or even white will be a great way to brighten your mood, and give you the perfect mix of spring without looking too out of season.
Although there might currently be snow everywhere you look, winter's days are numbered. Spring is around the corner and you can be welcoming it with open arms. Give yourself a preview by mixing your spring and winter clothes and accessories together. Not only will you look great, but you will feel less weighed down by the dreary, snowy winter, and have something to look forward to in the weeks to come.
1) Booties: Hopefully the worst of the snow storms are over and we won't need to trek through multiple feet of snow in order to get from place to place, so swap out your tall boots and snow boots for some ankle booties. These are perfect for making the transition from winter to spring flawless and, your feet will be covered, dry, and warm in a pair of shoes you can wear not only now, but also throughout springtime.
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| Steve Madden |
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| Zara |
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| ASOS |
Cut-outs, pastel colors, and brights are a great way to segway your bootie-game into spring while giving you a subtle reminder that better weather is on its way!
2) Color: During the winter we tend to gravitate toward all black everything, especially toward the end, we focus more on bundling up than dressing up. Give yourself a mood booster by incorporating a few pops of spring colors into your end of winter outfits. You don't have to pull out your spring clothes quite yet, but adding a lighter scarf, colored bag, or a spring inspired manicure can be just the right amount of color you need.
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| Essie |
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| Kate Spade |
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| Forever 21 |
3) Denim: Spring is the perfect time of year for denim, a great way to get out of your winter rut is to opt for lighter shades of denim, like grey, and pairing it with a dark colored top. Try to avoid colored bottoms like mint, coral, etc. because they come off as too spring-y. The look we are striving for is a twist of winter and spring.
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| Madewell |
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| Revolve Clothing |
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| Guess |
Keep your black leggings in your drawer and put on a pair of jeans, this change will make you feel refreshed and help you connect to the season you have been long awaiting. Any medium to light wash, or even white will be a great way to brighten your mood, and give you the perfect mix of spring without looking too out of season.
Although there might currently be snow everywhere you look, winter's days are numbered. Spring is around the corner and you can be welcoming it with open arms. Give yourself a preview by mixing your spring and winter clothes and accessories together. Not only will you look great, but you will feel less weighed down by the dreary, snowy winter, and have something to look forward to in the weeks to come.
Sunday, March 1, 2015
Winter Clearance Shopping Tips
Since spring lines are hitting stores, more and more winter items are going on clearance, making you feel obligated to buy, buy buy. However; as someone who has wasted so much money buying something just because of it's "can't beat" price, I want to share some tips on how to shop winter clearance in order to buy something that you will actually wear not only now, but also next fall/winter as well.
1) Use Filters: When shopping online, using filters is extremely helpful. First of all, it will narrow the number of items you are scrolling through, which will be much less overwhelming. The most important filter is of course, size. What's the point in shopping pages and pages of products when every item that catches you eye is never in your size? Its depressing, honestly, and will most likely drive you to purchase something you won't even wear just to cheer yourself up. Before you even look at anything, make sure you filter for your correct size. Another filter that is important, especially if you are on a budget, is price. Just because something is on clearance does not mean that it is cheap. Select a price range that you are comfortable with and start shopping. You don't want to fall in love with something you can't afford. If you use these filters plus whichever others you'd like to narrow your search, and nothing catches your eye, it's easier to walk away or even use your money towards some new spring clothes!
2) Continuing Trends: "If I buy this now, can I still wear it next year?" A question many of us have asked, and now that fashion week has come and gone we can determine what will still be relevant next year. Trends like plaid, knitwear, fur accents, and neutral palettes will definitely be around for another season. Below is a couple looks from the fall/winter 2015 runways highlighting these continuing trends to give you some inspiration on what styles to purchase if you can find them on clearance this year.
3) Basics and Essentials: When you find a basic piece that is good quality at a marked down price, buy it! You can never go wrong with something as versatile as a basic sweater or layering piece, especially one that you got on clearance. Other essential pieces that are smart to buy on clearance are outwear and shoes. Waiting to purchase an essential piece is pretty risky because you might not find what you are looking for at the end of the season. However, if you come across some boots at a great price, and you've been wanting to replace your current pair then its a sign that you should definitely go for it! The same goes with outerwear, you can find a nice jacket on clearance and wear it for many years in the future.
No matter what you might find it is important to be sure what you are purchasing now will be worth the money. You don't want to be looking through your fall clothes this September and ask yourself what you were thinking, you want to be happy that you bought those pieces and proud of yourself for finding them at a discounted price. Most important, if you truly love something and you know you will wear it because it's just so you then you should definitely buy it. Don't let fashion trends or anyone make you feel like you can't buy something that you just adore. Let me know if you found these tips helpful, and feel free to add any other tips that work for you! Also, check out my new Pinterest page.
1) Use Filters: When shopping online, using filters is extremely helpful. First of all, it will narrow the number of items you are scrolling through, which will be much less overwhelming. The most important filter is of course, size. What's the point in shopping pages and pages of products when every item that catches you eye is never in your size? Its depressing, honestly, and will most likely drive you to purchase something you won't even wear just to cheer yourself up. Before you even look at anything, make sure you filter for your correct size. Another filter that is important, especially if you are on a budget, is price. Just because something is on clearance does not mean that it is cheap. Select a price range that you are comfortable with and start shopping. You don't want to fall in love with something you can't afford. If you use these filters plus whichever others you'd like to narrow your search, and nothing catches your eye, it's easier to walk away or even use your money towards some new spring clothes!
2) Continuing Trends: "If I buy this now, can I still wear it next year?" A question many of us have asked, and now that fashion week has come and gone we can determine what will still be relevant next year. Trends like plaid, knitwear, fur accents, and neutral palettes will definitely be around for another season. Below is a couple looks from the fall/winter 2015 runways highlighting these continuing trends to give you some inspiration on what styles to purchase if you can find them on clearance this year.
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| Topshop |
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| Marc by Marc Jacobs |
3) Basics and Essentials: When you find a basic piece that is good quality at a marked down price, buy it! You can never go wrong with something as versatile as a basic sweater or layering piece, especially one that you got on clearance. Other essential pieces that are smart to buy on clearance are outwear and shoes. Waiting to purchase an essential piece is pretty risky because you might not find what you are looking for at the end of the season. However, if you come across some boots at a great price, and you've been wanting to replace your current pair then its a sign that you should definitely go for it! The same goes with outerwear, you can find a nice jacket on clearance and wear it for many years in the future.
No matter what you might find it is important to be sure what you are purchasing now will be worth the money. You don't want to be looking through your fall clothes this September and ask yourself what you were thinking, you want to be happy that you bought those pieces and proud of yourself for finding them at a discounted price. Most important, if you truly love something and you know you will wear it because it's just so you then you should definitely buy it. Don't let fashion trends or anyone make you feel like you can't buy something that you just adore. Let me know if you found these tips helpful, and feel free to add any other tips that work for you! Also, check out my new Pinterest page.
Monday, February 16, 2015
50 Shades of Grey...Literally!
To honor the opening weekend of the much anticipated film, 50 Shades of Grey, I want to talk about one of my favorite neutral colors, which is indeed grey. It just so happens that one of the top neutrals of the season is also grey. Of course, black will always be my number 1, but there is so much more flexibility when it comes to grey, because of the numerous different shades it offers. There are so many options from extremely light to very dark, you can even mix and match. Choosing grey is surely going to make a chic statement as any piece in your outfit.
1) Grey as a top: A perfect neutral to wear with a colored bottom or any bottom for that matter. Grey can be worn on top as a t-shirt, sweater, or jacket, and no matter which one you wear it will allow you to pair it with virtually anything, even more grey! To channel this season's hot military inspired trend pair a grey top with olive green pants and combat boots or an olive jacket. It also does not matter which shade of grey strikes your fancy because they will all look fantastic with everything.
2) Grey as a bottom: Whether its denim, a skirt, a trouser, or leggings, the possibilities are incredible. From your most casual days, to just another day at the office, grey on the bottom is a great option. Once again the shade is not important because the right piece will look amazing no matter what your surroundings. For work, perhaps a light grey trouser, or a charcoal pencil skirt with a burgundy top. For the weekend, some grey denim with any sweater will be a perfect combination.
3) Grey accessories: Of course style is nothing without accessories. Grey boots, scarves, bags, and hats are perfect for this time of year, even grey nail polish is a great way to incorporate this incredibly versatile color into your outfits. The fact that this color will go with anything means that throwing it on as an accessory is the easiest way to rock the trend.
Grey is such a perfect choice for any occasion, and any piece of your outfit. You can even try it head to toe as a suit for work, or mix a few different shades together for a monochromatic look. Whatever your preference may be, grey is just so classic and chic that you will be looking incredible wherever you go, after all, grey has 50 shades...
1) Grey as a top: A perfect neutral to wear with a colored bottom or any bottom for that matter. Grey can be worn on top as a t-shirt, sweater, or jacket, and no matter which one you wear it will allow you to pair it with virtually anything, even more grey! To channel this season's hot military inspired trend pair a grey top with olive green pants and combat boots or an olive jacket. It also does not matter which shade of grey strikes your fancy because they will all look fantastic with everything.
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| Zara |
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| Nasty Gal |
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| Topshop |
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| Loft |
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| rag & bone |
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| Banana Republic |
3) Grey accessories: Of course style is nothing without accessories. Grey boots, scarves, bags, and hats are perfect for this time of year, even grey nail polish is a great way to incorporate this incredibly versatile color into your outfits. The fact that this color will go with anything means that throwing it on as an accessory is the easiest way to rock the trend.
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| DSW |
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| Charming Charlie |
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| Nordstrom |
Grey is such a perfect choice for any occasion, and any piece of your outfit. You can even try it head to toe as a suit for work, or mix a few different shades together for a monochromatic look. Whatever your preference may be, grey is just so classic and chic that you will be looking incredible wherever you go, after all, grey has 50 shades...
Monday, February 9, 2015
Street Style Stars of 2015
Kim Kardashian, Miranda Kerr, Victoria Beckham, and Kylie Jenner are all household names when it comes to their street style and being fashion's "it" girls. They never fail to look flawless whether they are hitting the gym, Starbucks, or lunch with friends. If you're looking to these ladies for fashion inspiration, then keep up the good work; however, you should expand your horizons because there are so many more ladies out there with outstanding street style. The women below have been incredible this red carpet season as well as having impeccable taste on the street. Thus far, their fashion sense has been pretty underrated (compared to the above mentioned), but I am predicting big things for these ladies in 2015. Keep a look out for them this year and be inspired!
1) Emma Stone: This year, Emma Stone has taken some risks on the red carpet and SLAYED. She is going to be looked at during the upcoming events for what's in store next, and I guarantee that many of Hollywood's finest will be taking their inspiration from her. Not only is Emma perfection on the red carpet, but her everyday style is incredible as well. She always looks amazing and her daily looks are ones that can be easily recreated by anyone.
She is so well put-together on and off duty. Her style is so relate-able because she really knows how to use basics as building blocks and keep her looks simple but still chic.
2) Felicity Jones: Felicity is gaining recognition for being one of the red carpet's "must see" looks. So far, she has made a huge impact on the carpet and is like the Lupita Nyongo of 2015. When it comes to street style Felicity has great taste and is so classically chic.
3) Emilia Clarke: Of course Emilia Clarke is my favorite Game of Thrones character, and discovering that she is super fashionable is just an added bonus to her awesomeness. Her off-duty style is impeccable and so inspirational for anyone looking to revamp their current wardrobe. She just looks so laid back, but amazingly put together at the same time.
Her red carpet style is something to watch for in the future as well. She is just an all around stunning person on and off screen.
What is most alluring about these ladies' styles is that you can spot what their wearing and easily recreate it yourself on your own budget. Their styles are so inspirational and realistic. Search these names the next time you want to look at what celebrities are wearing, for your shopping inspiration and you will not be disappointed.
1) Emma Stone: This year, Emma Stone has taken some risks on the red carpet and SLAYED. She is going to be looked at during the upcoming events for what's in store next, and I guarantee that many of Hollywood's finest will be taking their inspiration from her. Not only is Emma perfection on the red carpet, but her everyday style is incredible as well. She always looks amazing and her daily looks are ones that can be easily recreated by anyone.
She is so well put-together on and off duty. Her style is so relate-able because she really knows how to use basics as building blocks and keep her looks simple but still chic.
2) Felicity Jones: Felicity is gaining recognition for being one of the red carpet's "must see" looks. So far, she has made a huge impact on the carpet and is like the Lupita Nyongo of 2015. When it comes to street style Felicity has great taste and is so classically chic.
3) Emilia Clarke: Of course Emilia Clarke is my favorite Game of Thrones character, and discovering that she is super fashionable is just an added bonus to her awesomeness. Her off-duty style is impeccable and so inspirational for anyone looking to revamp their current wardrobe. She just looks so laid back, but amazingly put together at the same time.
Her red carpet style is something to watch for in the future as well. She is just an all around stunning person on and off screen.
What is most alluring about these ladies' styles is that you can spot what their wearing and easily recreate it yourself on your own budget. Their styles are so inspirational and realistic. Search these names the next time you want to look at what celebrities are wearing, for your shopping inspiration and you will not be disappointed.
Saturday, January 24, 2015
Winter Coat Guide
Growing up, I always hated wearing a coat. In my opinion, it was something extra that was just going to be in the way when I took it off, I would have to carry it around with me and not to mention I would look and feel like a giant marshmallow. Thinking back to those days, I can't believe that I used to wait outside for the bus in below freezing temperatures in nothing but a sweatshirt. Nowadays, my stubbornness has worn off and I embrace the function and fashion of a good winter coat. Here is a guide of what is essential, optional, and currently trending in the world of winter outerwear.
1) Puffer Coat: Puffer's are great for the day to day grind. They are casual, warm, and comfortable. These can be long, short, bright, or dark, anything that you prefer. I personally opt for a thin, packable down style in a short length because I don't like feeling super puffy. Make sure whatever you choose can stand up to the elements of winter. After all, the purpose of a coat is first and foremost to keep you warm, feeling and looking fabulous is just an added bonus than can be achieved by choosing something that is well fitted to your frame.
I strongly recommend making an investment in a good winter coat because its something you will need for years and years to come. The puffer is a style that will always be relevant so you don't have to worry that it will become obsolete in the future. Bundle yourself up in gloves, a scarf, and hat and tackle any storm that comes your way.
2) Pea coat (mid/short length): Pea coats are ESSENTIAL! Length and color are purely up to you, but you definitely need one of these in your life if you don't have one already. They are so incredibly versatile and can take you from day to night in a flash. No matter what you have on underneath, a pea coat can make you look dressier in an instant, even if it's laundry day...
If a puffer isn't your thing, then a pea coat is definitely a must
because of its comfort, warmth, and style. This type of coat is another
that will never go out of style no matter how many years you own it, so
save up and invest!
3) Dressy/Statement Coat: This isn't 100% essential because a pea coat can serve the same purpose, but if you have some extra money to spend, then why not? If you have a lot of dress-up functions to attend during the winter then you might want something really dressy to wear over your fancy outfit. A dressy or statement coat can be anything from a faux fur coat to a long pea coat made specifically to be worn over a dress or even a printed style would be amazing. You can spend less on this type of coat if you are only going to get a few wears out of it.
4) Trendy for 2015- Cape & Wrap Coats: I don't have a lot to say about these other than the fact that they are fabulous! If you already have the essentials and want to try something new and trendy then you should definitely go for it. I can picture wearing each of these styles on a snow day in the city, walking around, shopping, having lunch, and just looking incredibly fashionable while doing it all.
No matter what your taste or style, we can't escape the need for a winter coat. Find what suits you and invest in something that will last you years. Try a new trend or a make a statement, but most importantly stay warm!
1) Puffer Coat: Puffer's are great for the day to day grind. They are casual, warm, and comfortable. These can be long, short, bright, or dark, anything that you prefer. I personally opt for a thin, packable down style in a short length because I don't like feeling super puffy. Make sure whatever you choose can stand up to the elements of winter. After all, the purpose of a coat is first and foremost to keep you warm, feeling and looking fabulous is just an added bonus than can be achieved by choosing something that is well fitted to your frame.
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| Bloomingdale's |
I strongly recommend making an investment in a good winter coat because its something you will need for years and years to come. The puffer is a style that will always be relevant so you don't have to worry that it will become obsolete in the future. Bundle yourself up in gloves, a scarf, and hat and tackle any storm that comes your way.
2) Pea coat (mid/short length): Pea coats are ESSENTIAL! Length and color are purely up to you, but you definitely need one of these in your life if you don't have one already. They are so incredibly versatile and can take you from day to night in a flash. No matter what you have on underneath, a pea coat can make you look dressier in an instant, even if it's laundry day...
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| Macy's |
3) Dressy/Statement Coat: This isn't 100% essential because a pea coat can serve the same purpose, but if you have some extra money to spend, then why not? If you have a lot of dress-up functions to attend during the winter then you might want something really dressy to wear over your fancy outfit. A dressy or statement coat can be anything from a faux fur coat to a long pea coat made specifically to be worn over a dress or even a printed style would be amazing. You can spend less on this type of coat if you are only going to get a few wears out of it.
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| Go Jane |
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| Nasty Gal |
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| Neiman Marcus |
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| Forever 21 |
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| BooHoo |
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| asos |
Thursday, January 8, 2015
New Year, New Fashionable You
Every New Year we decide to start fresh and make a better life for ourselves. Sticking to our resolutions, as we all know, is the challenge. Implementing a plan we can and will commit to for the next 365 days is the most important part of achieving our goals. If one of your resolutions is to be more fashion forward or more adventurous with fashion choices, you've come to the right place. Below are some tips and tricks on how to stick to these resolutions or can even be applied to any other resolutions you may have.
If you want to be more fashion forward this year,
1) Figure out your personal style: Research brands you feel reflect the look that you want to go for. If you're not sure at all, check out stores that offer an eclectic mix of styles and see which ones you gravitate toward. After you have determined the particular style that best suits you, look for inspiration on how to put different looks together.
2) Find Inspiration: Whether it is on Pinterest, Polyvore, a blog, or even a magazine, there is inspiration all over. A magazine subscription is a good way to learn about current trends, where to buy, as well as many tips on how to create outfits for different occasions. Make sure your inspiration is constantly visible in order to keep you motivated. Create a photo collage of some of your favorite looks and set it as the background on your phone as a constant reminder of what inspires you to be more fashion conscious. Aim to find photos that are suitable for what you would wear in real life. For example, although fairytale-like gowns are gorgeous, they might not be the best outfit inspiration for your everyday life.
3) Make Rules: In order to be more fashion forward you need to make an effort. Don't allow yourself to wear yoga pants if you're not at the gym. Make it a rule that your Ugg boots will not be allowed in restaurants, malls, or especially work. Force yourself to put thought into what you put on your body each and every day instead of throwing on your "comfy" clothes before heading to lunch with friends.
If you want to start taking more fashion risks,
1) Start Small: If you're sick of your comfort zone of all solid neutral colors (mainly black) and want to break free. Start by introducing one piece at a time. What's truly amazing is that neutral colors are more than just white, black, and grey, but also more colors like navy, olive, and camel. These neutrals will make it easier for you to step into the world of color. Look for colors that match the season as well as your skin-tone. If you're afraid that wearing something that will make you stand out too much, don't wear a color that doesn't make sense with the season you are dressing in (Winter & Neon= no-no).
2) Add Print: Try something monochrome at first so that you don't have to worry about having to match the rest of your outfit to the different colors in your top. Once you get the hang of it find prints that are simple but add a pop of color so that you can incorporate the same in your accessories, bottoms, or outerwear. Keep in mind the size of the print in proportion to your body. You don't want something too over powering that you will be lost in.
3) Mix it all up: So now that you're wearing both colors and prints, its time to mix. If you are timid to try it out, again start small. Wear a printed blouse with printed flats, it still counts! Wear colors that are cool like blue, purple, and green together or warm colors like red, pink, and orange. Remember that all colors have countless shades and if they are similar in hue they will automatically go. When mixing prints close together try to keep the size and colors similar. Also, breaking up prints with a solid piece or a neutral can add more depth and be easier on the eye when dealing with larger prints.
It's a brand new year, so why not make a brand new you. It's time to make this year your year and be the best you that you possibly can. I strongly believe that making an effort for yourself each day will greatly boost your self confidence because looking good on the outside will make you feel good on the inside. So no more frumpy sweatshirts and yoga pants! If you start working toward this goal now, it will become automatic as time goes on because the way you feel will just be too good to go back. Take more risks, try new things, and find yourself. Happy New Year!
If you want to be more fashion forward this year,
1) Figure out your personal style: Research brands you feel reflect the look that you want to go for. If you're not sure at all, check out stores that offer an eclectic mix of styles and see which ones you gravitate toward. After you have determined the particular style that best suits you, look for inspiration on how to put different looks together.
2) Find Inspiration: Whether it is on Pinterest, Polyvore, a blog, or even a magazine, there is inspiration all over. A magazine subscription is a good way to learn about current trends, where to buy, as well as many tips on how to create outfits for different occasions. Make sure your inspiration is constantly visible in order to keep you motivated. Create a photo collage of some of your favorite looks and set it as the background on your phone as a constant reminder of what inspires you to be more fashion conscious. Aim to find photos that are suitable for what you would wear in real life. For example, although fairytale-like gowns are gorgeous, they might not be the best outfit inspiration for your everyday life.
3) Make Rules: In order to be more fashion forward you need to make an effort. Don't allow yourself to wear yoga pants if you're not at the gym. Make it a rule that your Ugg boots will not be allowed in restaurants, malls, or especially work. Force yourself to put thought into what you put on your body each and every day instead of throwing on your "comfy" clothes before heading to lunch with friends.
If you want to start taking more fashion risks,
1) Start Small: If you're sick of your comfort zone of all solid neutral colors (mainly black) and want to break free. Start by introducing one piece at a time. What's truly amazing is that neutral colors are more than just white, black, and grey, but also more colors like navy, olive, and camel. These neutrals will make it easier for you to step into the world of color. Look for colors that match the season as well as your skin-tone. If you're afraid that wearing something that will make you stand out too much, don't wear a color that doesn't make sense with the season you are dressing in (Winter & Neon= no-no).
2) Add Print: Try something monochrome at first so that you don't have to worry about having to match the rest of your outfit to the different colors in your top. Once you get the hang of it find prints that are simple but add a pop of color so that you can incorporate the same in your accessories, bottoms, or outerwear. Keep in mind the size of the print in proportion to your body. You don't want something too over powering that you will be lost in.
3) Mix it all up: So now that you're wearing both colors and prints, its time to mix. If you are timid to try it out, again start small. Wear a printed blouse with printed flats, it still counts! Wear colors that are cool like blue, purple, and green together or warm colors like red, pink, and orange. Remember that all colors have countless shades and if they are similar in hue they will automatically go. When mixing prints close together try to keep the size and colors similar. Also, breaking up prints with a solid piece or a neutral can add more depth and be easier on the eye when dealing with larger prints.
It's a brand new year, so why not make a brand new you. It's time to make this year your year and be the best you that you possibly can. I strongly believe that making an effort for yourself each day will greatly boost your self confidence because looking good on the outside will make you feel good on the inside. So no more frumpy sweatshirts and yoga pants! If you start working toward this goal now, it will become automatic as time goes on because the way you feel will just be too good to go back. Take more risks, try new things, and find yourself. Happy New Year!
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