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For far too long it has been a hard for people to keep up with fashion. Today is a different day though, because it is going to be the day that you learn how to keep up with fashion for many years to come. All you have to do is keep reading to learn more.
Update your shoes. Shoes, more than anything else, need to be in fashion. You can get away with older clothes if you keep yourself in modern shoes. If you love shoes and buy them all the time, make sure they are in classic styles that you will be able to wear year after year.
Go ahead and buy an extra if a piece of clothing fits perfectly. It's difficult to find a pair of jeans or a dress that fits right off the rack. When in doubt, stick with what works for you. If you do manage to find something flattering, buy two.
If you want to buy a new cologne or perfume, try a sample from the store first. Spray the scent on, and wait around fifteen minutes. Smell to see how it interacts with your own natural scent. Just because you like the way it smells on another person does not guarantee that it will have the same scent on you.
If you are overweight, you have to be very careful about wearing clothes that have stripes. Make sure you wear vertical stripes if you are going to wear any at all. Wearing stripes that run horizontally will only do the trick of making you look larger than you really are.
You can change your look and make it edgier by choosing a pair of sunglasses that has a loud personality. Wearing simple clothing items and pairing them with some wild glasses is a great idea. If you are planning on doing this, it is not necessary to accessorize too much.
Always break in a new pair of shoes before a special occasion or a long awaited vacation trip. There is nothing worse than finding that a new pair of shoes pinches or rubs when you are in the middle of a wedding reception or walking on a guided tour of a fabulous new city.
Don't be afraid to accessorize. The right accessory can turn the average outfit into a fashion statement. Pick a fun accessory and let it shine. Try adding a colorful scarf, a fun chunky necklace or a blinged-out belt. Be careful though, while one eye-catching accessory can enhance an outfit, don't go crazy. You want your piece to serve as an eye-catcher.
Always keep a little (or not that little) black dress in your closet. A classic black dress is always in season and looks great at formal occasions. There are brand name styles as well inexpensive but elegant varieties. There is no reason to skip buying a black dress to add to your wardrobe.
Choose items to add to your wardrobe that make sense for your lifestyle. If you spend most of your time in jeans, then buy the best looking and best-fitting jeans that you can afford. The money you spend on an item for your wardrobe that you wear regularly is always a good investment.
Skimpy tops are comfortable to wear in hot weather, but be careful if you are a big busted gal. Your figure needs good support, and you will feel more secure if you wear a sports bra under a lightweight top that has skinny straps and no shape of its own.
WIth everything that you learned about fashion today you should feel a lot better about how you look every day. There is a lot you can do to improve your image and to make people look at you a few times as they pass by. Best of luck impressing people with your fashion sense.
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