WHAT LOOKZ GOOD?
True style is not just about the clothes, but also how they reflect the individual. An outfit should make the wearer feel confident and comfortable, embodying their personality through intentional pieces that add personality and tell a story. Proper fit is crucial for an outfit to look good, as it balances structure and volume. Elements of interest can make an outfit more visually appealing and dimensional.
Color is essential, and neutrals can be enhanced with a pop of color through accessories like scarves, ties, jewelry, or shoes. Wearing your best colors near your face is a useful tip. Patterns add interest, and jewelry, metallics, or patent shoes and handbags can add shine. Statement necklaces or bold earrings can draw attention to the face, while layered gold jewelry can instantly elevate a look.
Texture creates dimension through materials like embroidery, eyelet, lace, leather, suede, and tweed. Shoes and belts can also add texture to a monochromatic outfit. Contrast can be used to create aesthetic consistency or contrast, as human brains appreciate visual conflict or contrast that catches attention.
HOW TO ACCESSORIZE AND LAYER
Layering is a crucial aspect of creating a styled and intentional outfit. It adds dimension, visual interest, and texture, making the look more cohesive. Layers can be lightweight, such as a jersey jacket or with a vest, or sweater. Adding accessories like a beanie, glasses, or cute socks can add finishing touches. Belts and scarves can also serve as layering accessories to add dimension .
Adding jewelry can elevate an outfit with options ranging from delicate pieces to bold statement pieces. Necklaces can help fill out the empty space on your neck. Layered gold necklaces or brightly colored necklaces can make a simple blouse and jeans look chic. Watches, whether delicate or chunky, are excellent for professional attire and daily errands.
Play around with the placement of your rings. It could be on every other finger or beside another finger. Bracelets, from chunky acrylic to delicate metal chains, can add texture and help fill out the space in your arms and wrists.