By Elma B.
There is a new fashion trend alert: folk style! Fabulous, fresh and fun are three adjectives that every fashionista (or image conscious girl) wants to hear and all three are incapsulated in folk style. Below you will see my complete folk style look.
Folk style is one option but how to achieve the glam., trendy and fabulous look while out on a casual stroll? Well, I have 10 style tips for you!
2. Accessorize: Adding colorful accessories, e.g., necklaces, bracelets or scarves, will add a fashionista touch to any outfit. Make your look interesting by adding a vintage accessory, e.g., bag, jewelry or scarves.
Accessories: Prada bag, Giorgio Armani sunglasses, and Forever 21 Bracelet |
Vintage Necklace |
3. Sunglasses: Fun sunglasses can make any outfit stand-out. Sunglasses (or even glasses) add personality to your outfit; they can simply state: I am different, I am glamours or I am hip.
Giorgio Armani Sunglasses |
5. Booties: Short boots, a.k.a., "booties," have been the hype in the fashion world for a long time. You can pair booties with a dress or jeans/tights, and look fab.
7. Loose Clothing: Make sure that at least part of your outfit is loose, e.g., loose top or loose bottoms. There is nothing less attractive or worse looking than ill fitted clothes. Even if you are really thin, wearing clothes that are too small will not flatter you. Similarly, if you are curvy, a loose article of clothing will make you look leaner; stay away from skinny pants or tights if you are on the heavy side. Styling tip: for mid-sized and skinny fashionistas, wear stretch pants/tights that will hug your curves and contours just right.
8. Matching Colors: Be different. Match unexpected colors, e.g., burgundy with camel color or pink and gray. Before choosing your outfit, think of a typical color combinations. Do not worry, your eye can spot great color combinations!
10. Plan 5 Minutes Ahead: Before putting on your clothes, lay your outfit out, e.g., on the floor or on your bed. It will help you visually and eliminate the need to change thousands of times before finding the perfectly matched look.
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