Do you consider yourself a bit “fashionista”? Wearing clothes is something that we do every day, isn’t it? But what sets you apart from the crowd is your personal style. You may be part of the crowd or you can stand out from it. It depends on you!
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So, if you are a fashionista and you were born to dress in style, here are 11 fashion tips you can’t miss!
1 – Do you know your physique?
 The first step to dressing in style is knowing your body shape. Consequently, once you know your “type” you can choose the right clothing. For example, if your body looks like an hourglass, you can wear sheath dresses and short dresses that draw attention to your slim waist.
2 – Cunning nude. Show your skin strategically
If you wear a mini-skirt, make sure that your bust is well covered. If you’re wearing a backless undershirt make sure you don’t show your legs too much. And if you are showing your abdomen or navel, make sure the rest of your body is covered. The show of showing off naked body parts is classy when strategically studied. The trick is to get only one body part in focus at a time. Too much exposure of one’s skin would simply appear brash and ignorant.
3 – Do the pants have the right hem?
The hem of long trousers must be well cared for, touch the top of the shoe and always be a maximum of 1 inch from the ground. Many women make fatal mistakes with hems by appearing sloppy and old fashioned.
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4 – Invest in a good pair of jeans
Do you wear jeans when you no longer know what to wear? Jeans are the saviors of every woman, so it is essential to invest in a good pair of jeans that are important in terms of cut and workmanship. Instead of buying 10 clothes that you will wear on one occasion, invest a good amount of money in a durable good like a good pair of jeans that you can pair with many other clothes.
5 – It’s a question of the overall image
Most fashionable women make the mistake of paying attention only to their clothes. They often tend to forget that the whole “outfit” makes the dress. So when you go shopping don’t just look at the clothes but look for the right bag, the right pair of shoes, the matching pair of earrings, the necklace and even the make-up. Or, in any case, make sure that the dress is suitable for other accessories you already own so as not to have a closet full of things that do not agree with each other.
6 – You must have a pair of “Nude” pumps
A pair of nude pumps pair well with any color and print. It is not necessary to have different shoes for different clothes if you have a nice pair of important and well made nude heels, possibly in leather and comfortable!
7 – Experiment every now and then
 Do people know you as a soap and water woman always in jeans and a T-shirt? The time has come to make a change. Go shopping, find and try on clothes that you would never have bought before. Look for dresses, skirts, baggy pants, jackets, and other items that aren’t part of your closet. Change helps!
8 – Ensure comfort
There is no point in wearing the most incredible dress in the world, if you feel uncomfortable. The discomfort shines through and will make your “outfit” appear inappropriate even in a crowded place. So, consider your comfort factor, before looking for style. But remember that comfort doesn’t mean sloppiness!
9 – Look at yourself from the outside and always do a 360 ° check
Check your body from every angle, when you go shopping . Fabulous-looking clothes in the front can look unsightly on the back. So, let’s make sure you take a 360-degree look at yourself before making a purchase. Or better yet, when you enter a shop, you are accompanied by a friend or partner. A second opinion is always helpful.
10 – Store properly
This is the most important rule! Unless you have the economic possibility to wear a garment and then throw it away or give it away the next day, you should follow PinkItalia’s suggestions. You can keep the freshness and novelty of your clothes, shoes, bags and accessories only by properly storing them. If you keep your closet in disorder, you will inevitably end up looking just as messy even outside the closet.
11 – Be “charitable” to yourself
Check your closet at least twice a year and give to the most needy or to friends and relatives all those things you haven’t worn in the last six months. This also includes clothes that no longer fit well, ones that are no longer in style, and clothes that you are no longer comfortable with. Your wardrobe needs space and to breathe.
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