Tired of dressing for the algorithm? Try these tips for a unique look …
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We’ve seen a renewed interest in headgear lately. From ladylike hats to suped up hair ties, for spring there’s a focus on vintage-look head scarves worn in modern ways. We’re taking our styling cues from nostalgic fashion brand Dôen teaming with off-duty pieces like barn jackets and relaxed knits for an effortless look.
Often, outfits that lean into the eccentric follow the ‘wrong shoe theory’. Style influencer Leandra Medine Cohen pairs leggings with bejewelled kitten heels or a tuxedo blazer and XL corsage with chunky, square-toe Western boots.
When you know what silhouette suits your body, it gives you confidence to play with shape. This might open the door to experimenting with sleeves, flowing lengths, fit-and-flare shapes or boyish tailoring. Once you know what works for you, you can dial things up a notch, which is when things really get interesting!
High-low dressing will never go out of style. The tension between the two extremes creates an unexpected look. Think: a faux fur coat with sportswear, a formal dress with biker boots or a loose jeans with a structured blazer.
Choose a conversation-starting piece. This trick works well, especially if you’re shy or have social anxiety and need to dress for an occasion. By choosing a bold accessory, like a striking pair of chandelier earrings, they’re automatically an ice-breaker. So, you can forego the awkward small talk and go straight to answering those ‘But where did you get your jewellery?’ enquiries.
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