Time to re-assess my style needs! I am currently on
the hunt for new staple and statement pieces that will add pop and versatility to what
is now my plain ol’ wardrobe.
I encourage everyone to find pieces that you like but wouldn’t normally
incorporate into your personal style and try using it in an outfit.
Here are the 4 tips to consider when making your next clothing purchase:
Clothing in neutral tones (black, grey, beige, white, etc.) is
easy to pair with anything, including statement pieces as well as other
neutrals. Neutrals serve as closet staples that you could build your whole wardrobe
around.
2. Play with Prints
Prints are fun! Don’t just
choose trendy prints; I've learned to choose styles I can see myself wearing for a long
time. Mixing prints is actually my favorite part of putting an outfit together. Printed pieces serve as statement pieces that are easy to style because
they contain multiple colors that can be matched with the rest of your outfit.
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3. Get in Touch with Texture
Forget the plain, regular cotton and denim and go for more
luxurious textures such as silk, lace, velvet and suede. Fringe, embellishments, ruching,
and ruffles also add character to your clothes. Using different types of
textures and cuts add depth and detail to outfits.
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4. Shine on!
Metallic tones can be used as a
statement piece and a neutral staple at the same time! I’ve recently been mixing my accessories and putting gold and silver together. Metallic pieces can be used to add flair
and a touch of glam to any outfit.
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Remember; a wardrobe makeover can’t be solved
by a simple shopping trip. Refreshing personal style takes thought, time
and patience.
First things first: I need to take inventory of the clothes I
currently wear and truly analyze what colors, fabrics and types of silhouettes I
enjoy wearing. You've got to determine what style staples you will always wear, new trends
you’d like to try, and the compatibility and versatility of new pieces with
your existing wardrobe. Happy Styling!
XOXO,
Deanna
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