Proud dad of graduate son school vintage T-Shirt

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Know your favourite silhouette as well. I like long, sweeping and draped lines on me (thanks, Kibbe). This doesn’t mean I don’t also wear sweater dresses, moto jackets, and leggings, but when I want to look my best, I’ll know to pick a longer flowing look. Know your go-to hair and makeup looks as well. I have thick wavy hair, and I’ve found the Proud dad of graduate son school vintage T-Shirt and I will buy this products and washing schedule that works best for it. Makeup wise, I like to keep my everyday products within reach, and my colourful palette stored away for days I want to be more experimental, since I found I don’t like eyeshadow. You are correct. I would say your comment is the most important element! aside for getting your clothes tailored to fit your body properly. It took me many years to learn to be picky in my clothing choices; by the time I was in my mid 30’s and after reading many books on fashion and how to dress I had it pretty much nailed down. Know your body (silhouette) and what looks good on it. Err on the side of classical over trendy, if the trends aren’t for your body type. They’re not all going to fit you well and that goes for everyone. Body shapes go in and out of trend, but if you wear what flatters your own body you will ALWAYS get compliments on your style.

Proud dad of graduate son school vintage T-Shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

When I find something that looks good on my silhouette I invariably end up buying it in 2-3 complimentary color palettes/different prints. That way you can look good and fool people into thinking you have all these different clothing items when in fact, you don’t; it’s just the Proud dad of graduate son school vintage T-Shirt and I will buy this colors or prints that change, and learning to accessorize your outfits also makes all the difference. Right now I’m on sabbatical, so my wardrobe is mostly casual and pretty pared-down BUT the same principles apply. I have this $35 dress I got from Daily Ritual (an Amazon house brand) in a cut and fabric that looks really cute on my body and gotten lots of compliments, so now I have it in 4 different colors (black, green, chestnut brown, and navy) plus 2 prints (cream with black spots and leopard)?. Now I always have a cute foundation to throw on with boots/flats or sandals, a classic satchel handbag, some hoop earrings, bracelet and sunglasses. Looks a lot more put-together and trendier than my old default of ratty jeans or leggings and a T-shirt, and zero decisional angst.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.