Mar
19
10 Updates to Your Spring Wardrobe
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Spring is almost here. If you’re like me, you’re more than ready to box away your winter coats and add a little color to your wardrobe. Forget the serious gloomy tones - a splash of pink, yellow, green, or another bright selection can really add a little pick-me-up to your look. (Your springtime outfits need not look like Rainbow Bright; a little color goes a long way).
The 10 spring updates in this list can be added to your 25 essentials to make any number of outfits. Unlike the spring must-have lists found in some magazines, the items I’ve selected can be worn by pretty much anyone and will last for years to come. They’re classic, airy pieces that work well in any closet. (I won’t try to convince you to invest in the 2008 “peep toe boot” trend…promise). Read more
Mar
15
“Show it all” isn’t the best policy when attending a church wedding or meeting your significant other’s parents for the first time. On some occasions, the classiest look is one that’s a bit more covered up.
Unfortunately, clothing designers don’t always seem to understand the need for beautiful yet conservative clothing. Plunging necklines and off-the shoulder dresses are the most common in formal wear. “Little black dresses” are often “very, very little black dresses.” Sometimes the only pieces that are modest look like flour sacks.
Fortunately, you don’t have to choose between modesty and gorgeous clothes. There are a several wardrobe pieces that will let you wear just about anything in any situation. (Well, maybe that leather miniskirt won’t make the cut…)
Here are my top picks… Read more
Mar
8
Choosing Your Wardrobe Colors
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The best way to add versatility to your wardrobe is to purchase basic pieces in one or two colors. If you choose your colors and pieces carefully, you’ll be able to create dozens of stylish outfits from a limited number of basic items. Before creating a wardrobe shopping list, you’ll need to choose two colors: a neutral color and an accent color. Read more