-denim on denim. guys just don't do it. just don't. it's so hard to pull that off, chances are you aren't hot enough to do it, I'm sorry. So if you're gonna wear a denim button down or jean jacket, wear it with a maxi skirt, white, pink or black pants. basically any color besides blue. another thing to remember with denim, it's good to mix textures so don't be afraid to mix some leather/courdaroy with it. i promise it will look better than just regular colored jeans.
-high heeled boots. you don't need to wear those to school.... chances are, your outfit isn't cute enough to match with those anyways so just buy some flat boots...
-be careful with your blazers, people. 80% of the time, blazers are very very formal. therefore don't pair it with light wash jeans and a cotton shirt underneath. for the most part, that combo will look ridiculous. especially black blazers.... only wear with niceee skinny jeans (absolutely no light wash) and a silk/satin blouse. It doesn't matter if it has ruffles, if it's cheap cotton or it's pilling, dont wear it under a blazer.
-you don't need to tuck in everything with a belt. some shirts just dont look good tucked in... i would know, i went through that phase sophomore year. if it's a tee shirt, it's probably too tight to be tucked in. if it's a babydoll style shirt (anything that goes from fitted to loose and baggy towards the bottom) don't tuck it in. like think for a second... it's not that difficult.
-i hate the leggings that go mid calf with lace on the bottom. that's all i have to say on the matter.
-guys it's not full length boot season yet. sorry. i know it's kinda cold here in the mornings but i"m from AZ and i go to my 9;00 class in 3/4 length sleeves and it's fine. then by 3 it's 85 outside... that"s TOO HOT for full length boots, cardigans, pea coats, scarves and leather jackets.
HOW TO WEAR TALL, FLAT BOOTS
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Your choice of tall boots is huge, depending on the look and style you like. Some tall boots extend past the knee and others end at the knee. Colors vary from black to assorted shades of brown. Choose simple boots with clean lines or boots with buckles. Flat boots usually have a short, stacked heel.
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The most common way to wear tall, flat boots is with skinny jeans or leggings because they fit easily into the boots without added bulk. Denim blue jeans or any color leggings would work well when you pair them with these boots.
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Try tall, flat boots with a skirt or dress for a flirty and fashionable statement. Any length is an option and virtually any style can work. A shorter skirt or dress with flounce looks feminine and stylish. A knee-length or longer skirt or dress is a casual and attractive look. Wear tights underneath, or hide socks inside the boots.
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Dress your top half in a variety of different ways, but be sure you have several layers for a stylish look. Try a fitted tunic sweater over a T-shirt or a scoop-neck shirt. If it's warm enough, you could pair a long T-shirt over a tank top for sporty layers. Don't forget to pair a button-down blouse with a jacket or blazer -- this look never gets old.
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Finish your ensemble with accessories. Add a belt around your waist if you're wearing a tunic sweater. Add a scarf if you're wearing a jacket or blazer. Don't forget a chunky necklace and earrings to pull your outfit together.
Things You'll Need
1.Skinny jeans
3.Skirt (mini, knee-length or longer)
5.Tights or socks
7.Button-down blouse
9.Accessories (belt, scarf and jewelry)
2.Leggings
4.Dress
6.Tunic-style sweater or T-shirt
8.Jacket or blazer
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HOW TO WEAR SCARVES
Dressing well isn't just about the right shoes, tops and bottoms. Accessories play a big part in the success of your overall look. In fact, a wardrobe of basics paired with some colorful accessories will pare down your closet into one chic outfit after another. A key accessory for any season is an accent scarf. Square plaid and skinny scarves add downtown cool. A flower print will femme up any "boyfriend" ensemble. If you know the different ways to wear them, the versatility they offer is priceless.
The Basic Wrap Around
This way of wearing a scarf works with all types, whether it's made of light chiffon or thick, chunky yarn. Hold your scarf in front of you and place it around your neck so the tails are hanging over your shoulders and down your back. Reach behind you and wrap the left tail over your right shoulder so it's now hanging down your front. Repeat with the right tail wrapped over your left shoulder. Look in the mirror and pull down the part of the scarf wrapped around your neck. Leave it snug for warmth, or make it loose for a more casual accent. Fluff it up if you want or tie the tails in a loose knot, if they're too long.
Sqaure Scarf Wrap Around
Square scarves have made a big appearance on the streets of the most stylish cities. They usually come in a plaid or animal print and have fringe on the sides. Fold the square in half so it looks like a triangle. Wrap it around your neck from front to back so the apex of the triangle is pointing down and against your chest. It's kind of like wrapping a bib around your neck, but way more stylish than the plastic ones at your local lobster shack. The tails will be hanging at the back; wrap the left one around your right shoulder and the right one around your left shoulder so both tails are in the front.
Loop It
One of the chicest ways to wear your scarf in colder weather is to make a loop around your neck and pull the tails through. The scarf stays close to your neck and provides extra warmth. The ends can be left out or tucked into a coat or jacket. Fold your scarf in half so there is a loop at one end. Wrap the looped scarf around your neck from back to front. One side will be the loop, the other will be your tails. Put the tails through the loop and pull gently until the scarf is snug.
Skinny Scarves
Sometimes the simplest way to wear a scarf is all you need. Long skinny scarves are a great accent to a basic, solid top in a dark or neutral color. Because the skinny scarf is a color accent and not for warmth, all you need to do is wrap it around your neck from back to front and let the tails hang loose at the sides. Put on a chic little jacket and you're all set.
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