Achieving a polished look involves mastering denim maintenance, understanding formalwear etiquette, and utilizing garment restoration techniques for a perfect fit.
If you're top heavy and fuller around the middle or have a stick-thin boyish figure that's straight up and down, you lack waist definition. Dressing to play up your strengths and camouflaging other areas is key to visually whittling your midsection.
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Clothes hang better from wide shoulders, which is why lots of models strutting the catwalk have strong shoulders. While your broad shoulders may go along with a healthy and athletic frame, your upper body might appear more masculine than you'd like.
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Blue eyes stand out and command attention, whether they are captivating cobalt, arctic icy or sensuous sky blue. Certain colors make them even more noticeable. Wear shirts in colors that best play up your eyes to flatter your face and suit your style in any situation.
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Leather boots that extend to the calf and beyond come in a variety of shapes and styles for both men and women. But if you're having trouble pulling up your brand new riding boots or it's painful zipping your stiletto knee-high stunners, explore some clever calf-stretching techniques.
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Your closets and drawers are filled with clothing made of cotton, the most commonly used fiber in the United States. Some of your favorite T-shirts, jeans, sweaters, blouses and undergarments originated from the humble cotton plant because of its many advantages.
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Most jeans that are tight at the ankles are skinny jeans, so they are fairly tight fitting all over. But "skinny" actually refers to the leg opening, which is quite narrow. If you crave the peg-leg look, several cuts of jeans sport narrow leg openings; most of these fall within the different styles of skinny jeans.
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