When choosing clothes, it is always worth remembering that it doesn't matter how the clothes look on hangers or mannequins, what matters is how it looks on you. Here are the most common questions that can ruin the look and feel of your dress. Consider these nuances when buying and you will always look stylish.
1. Heavily wrinkled fabrics
You shouldn't choose a piece of clothing that looks like a crumpled piece of clothing after the first hour of wearing it for washing the floor. The thin fabric that creases with any movement is only suitable for those dresses you wear specifically for photo shoots – to keep it aesthetically pleasing and unmoved for an hour. In ordinary life, such a dress looks scruffy, making the whole image seem cheaper.
Katie Holmes
2. Dresses that are not proportioned correctly
The most common is the waistline problem, which results in a waistline that is too low or too high. In the first case, the number looks heavier and squatting. The second option gives the impression that this dress simply doesn't fit you. But the proportions can "float" not just because of the waistline. This is also influenced by tailoring, trimming, sleeve lengths and tailoring details.
Eva Langria
3. The bust does not fit
This is a common problem with evening dresses, especially open-ended evening dresses. Contoured hard cups and darts should fit snugly against the chest to perfectly match the shape and support the chest. In fact, we often see how the brass lag behind the body, generally living their own lives, the upper part of the dart does not coincide with the highest point of the chest.
Angelina jolie
4. The size of the clothes is too large
As stylish and elegant as your dress, if you think the dress is too small, it's not good-looking. Shoulder seams should not be tightened. It's better to choose a style that fits better than worrying that the slightest movement of the sleeves will fall off your clothes.
Megan Markle
5. Too tight
Dresses that are too tight, especially the hip and waist areas, will constantly gather into horizontal folds and "jump" up. This gives a sloppy feel to it, and it is uncomfortable to walk around and constantly put the skirt back in place. Of course, the skirt should be cut to fit the curves of your body, but the waist and hips of the skirt should not be too tight.
Camilla Cabello
6. Excessive decoration
Rows of beads, a few rhinestones, frills and decorative details – this is the case when it's worth remembering the "less is more" rule. Let your clothes have only one spectacular detail or decoration, rather than many simple decorative elements that will turn you into a Christmas tree.
Salma Hayek
7. Too candid
Celebrities often choose provocative costumes. But don't forget that posing in front of camera in these dresses is part of their job. If you wear such clothes, then you will definitely get a less pleasant evening and a lot of problems. Start with worry, as if nothing slips and reveals more than it should, and ends with claims from avid fans of your bold image.
Emily Ratakovsky
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