“I have nothing to wear” spills out of your mouth, as you stand in front of a wardrobe full of perfectly wearable clothes. Yes, maybe it’s time for something new or maybe you simply need a few tips to work with what you’ve got- who knows, maybe it’s both. To help you out of this terrible quandary, here’s some fashion advice you’ll undoubtedly find handy.

Proportions

Think of fashioning an outfit as being all about balancing proportions and bringing out your strong points. To do that you’ve to downplay the parts of yourself that you aren’t necessarily happy with. For example, if you have a heavier upper body, you can go for bell-bottoms to balance yourself out or wear black jeans with a bold top when you have a pear-shaped body. When balancing out proportions, don’t go for sizes that are too big, however, as this will just make you seem bigger than you are and not give you the effect you want.

Age-Appropriate

You don’t want to seem like you’re trying to look younger than you are or that you’re uncomfortable with aging. The fact remains that if you’re older and you’ve outgrown the clothes from your rebellious teenage years, then it’s probably time that you gave them away. This will leave a lot of space in your wardrobe so if you’re ready for some classy pieces, head over to antheacrawford.com.au.

The Right Bra

Are you capable of squeezing two fingers from beneath the bra you’re wearing? That means it’s the perfect fit for you. Your bra shouldn’t bulge in places or lead to your breasts sagging. The result will be that you look far more in place and gives a slimming effect.

Texturizing

The world is fed up of the usual mix n’ match. They make for a boring combination. Instead, think of not-so-common colour combinations (for example, purple and saffron). If you wear accessories, make them a pop of colour against the blank canvas of your neutral-shaded outfit. This is colour pairing done right and uniquely.

Showing Skin

It gives a classier yet sexy effect when you hold back just the right amount. For example, if your dress has a plunging neckline, having a full, body fitting length skirt will just seal the deal. If you’re going for a short hem on your skirt, you can flare it out rather than have its skin-fitting. It’s all about maintaining that balance.

Staples

When wearing classics like, for example, basic tees, a blazer, a sweater etc., it works best when you get one with a higher quality fabric else, you’ll just have to keep replacing them when they stretch out or look worn down. These classics can be paired with anything and will therefore, be the most valuable things in your closet. Be sure to own a white shirt too, a must have for any woman’s wardrobe. Pair it will some bold lipstick, dangling jewellery, a simple pair of jeans and your choice in shoes and you’re set to go!

There’s always something you can work with when it comes to the world of fashion. Look at that wardrobe with a fresh pair of eyes and be more daring- you’ll undoubtedly find something!