10 Fashion Tips to Ensure You Always Look Stylish

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Looking stylish means more than it did a decade ago – a hell of a lot more. People aren’t only better dressed now than before, but they are also dressing up in public through social media. People are dressing up to be noticed.

This makes antique engagement rings more critical, more relevant, and more pertinent than ever before. Between balancing a career, starting a family, and planning a wedding, stepping out with style every day might seem impossible.

So here are the words from experts to hold dear to look stylish. This is the style advice that matters, and you won’t think twice about testing these insights.

Work the Capsule Wardrobe

If clothing, fashion, and shopping are not your favorite things on earth, then work the capsule. A capsule wardrobe is a small collection of clothes you love that change with the season.

Clear your closet with every coming season except these pieces. A capsule collection is a key to looking put together. Shopping at least once a season allows you to save money on frivolous items. Remember to buy items that will never go out of trend.

Hire a Good Tailor

If you haven't already done so, get a good tailor to get clothes that fit your body type. Instead of buying outfits right off the rack, get them tailored. Clothes sold in bulk are made to an average form and using generic measurements, which are not ideal for you.

Strive for your version of perfection. Start by hiring a good tailor to provide the perfect fit clothes every time. Step away from the off-the-rack and into-custom-made garment. A statement-making suit has always been a must-have piece for men, while fashionable pieces based on body shape make stylish options for women.

Balance Proportions

There are body shapes, and then there are body proportions that tell you where everything should end or be. For example, most women have long legs or long bodies, but the waist and thigh areas are typically short. That means the top head to bust is long and the knee to the ground area, whereas the mid-body area is short.

Aim to create a balance with your body proportions. To achieve this, you will have to create an illusion of elongation on the short section and use detail and interest on your longer section to get the perfect blend. Chances are your body is long décolletage, which you can play up with a saree and an antique engagement ring for beauty and grace.

Get Personal

When you shop for clothes, remember that you are investing in your presentation. Create a wardrobe that is uniquely yours. Let it be a reflection of your personality down to customized jewelry. Branding is essential in every aspect of life and business and is as important as fashion and style.

Personal brands are magnetic. People can't help but pay attention to a style that is 'very you.' Start by making a list of adjectives people will use to describe your style, use words like fun, exciting, polished, or sophisticated. Then test the outfits you have against this list.

Shop Better

This is a guide to buying less, shopping better, and transforming your look for the better. Rule number #1 is you have to stop buying something just for one occasion. Instead, you should purchase something specific to certain events. Likewise, let go of items that no longer fit you in the hope that they will one day fit again.

On the same note, get rid of everything that doesn't suit you and anything you bought just because it was a bargain. An excellent way to keep your wardrobe on a sensible size is to adopt a one-in-one-out policy.

Add a Belt

A belt is one of the hardest yet most stylish items to work within your closet. It is fashionable and necessary, accenting your body type. You should wear a belt as often as possible.

Depending on what you are trying to achieve, you can add a belt to a long tunic outfit or tie it in with other colors on your outfit. You can even have a belt clinch your dress or wrapped around your classic style pants. A belt over your blazer is another on-trend way to look stylish.  

Play with Color

When in doubt, use a color wheel to mix and match colors. Pairing colors have the potential to make or break your outfit. The bold green and yellow outfits are fresh and clean and generally great on most complexions.

Chic Pink and grey ensemble is another stylish look, which you can utilize all year round. Purple and coral are flattering for any skin tone and helps deep rich tones get the right amount of contrast.

Mix patterns and texture

Creating an outfit by mixing patterns and texture is one way to be stylish. Here, simplicity works best. Pick one statement piece or one color family and pair it to a fun pattern with a textured piece.

Likewise, a shirt with large, bold stripe patterns can pair well with pants of a busy, tiny flower pattern. A pale salmon top can pair well with bright pink bottoms on any texture. 

Try Old Classy Looks

Add a bit of sophistication and class to your everyday wear. That is the overall point of this guide. Classy styling is timeless and can never go out of season. Having a sophisticated and classy style means they will still be wearable ten years from now. You can even wear antique engagement rings that never go out of style.

Think cotton, linen, wool, and silk, which are known to stand the test of time if cared for properly. When in doubt, bold patterns and prints can work in a sophisticated and classy look.

Seek out Inspiration

Unleash your inner fashionista and find stylish people to follow. Whether it is your favorite Instagram style stars or fashion Pinterest pages, seek inspiration everywhere. Use their photos as inspiration to plan your outfit.

Final words

Suppose you have been jumping from style to style and don't have a wardrobe representative of who and where you are in life; rethink your style strategy. Try out these tips we have mentioned above, and let us know how that works out.

Author's BIO: Lori Wade is a content writer who is interested in a wide range of spheres from wedding design and fashion trends to wedding business and sharing her ideas. If you are interested in relationships, weddings & fashion, you can find her on Twitter and LinkedIn.