How to Style In Today’s World. We all love luxury items and well-tailored clothes. However, we really do not have a ton of money to spend on everything we want. With weddings introduced and the holiday season approaching, we need more pieces of nationality to keep up with the events. While designer clothes are very expensive for our budget, there are many ways you can dress smartly to like a million dollars. It all comes down to taking the right pieces and connecting them properly. Here are 10 simple and effective ways to look exquisite in a budget.
Choose your fabric wisely
Always a Good quality fabric is the basis of the whole look. Therefore, you need to set it right. When it comes to ethnic dress, silk has its place. Splurge on old fabrics such as silk, linen, cotton, chiffon etc. For example, go with a good quality fabric that is better than synthetic fabrics.
Specify colour and print
If you want to look exquisite, avoid wearing earthy tones. Instead, go for pastels and bright jewel tones. If it’s a dress for the day, stay with pastels and muted shades. Apply glitter to evening wear, but don’t overdo it. A good little print can flatter any body type. Try to distance yourself from the larger floral and paisley elements.
Important things to Keep in Mind
A quick nip and tuck can make your dress look custom made. Baggy outfits have never been more fun, when it comes to looking good. A good tailor is a last resort. Make sure the dress is the right length and fit. Take an appointment with your tailor after each purchase, to get that good fit.
Layer’s Are Awesome
Placement is equally important in the wearing of ethnic and western clothing. A third layer above your regular kurtis can enhance the overall look quickly. If you are brave enough, try capes over sarees. Get a whole net loop, clean cotton hats or nice silk stoles. Adding a cap or jacket can make your outfit stand out and be stylish.
Why Not Replace the Churidar with Palazzo
Instead of going with old churidars and salwars, choose palazzos or cigarette pants. Combine your long kurtas with Ghagras. Don’t go for too harsh contrasts, as it can look crazy if not planned properly.
Crop tops with ethnic skirts Make your ethnic skirts look more expensive by pairing them with jackets that are too high and high. Try with western plant tops to get a fusion look. If your skirt is tight go for beautiful zardozi , brocade, used mirror or embroidered tops.
Cut as high as possible
The cracked kurtas look so cute. Go for long kurtas with single or two front pockets starting at your navel line. High slits make you look taller, and thus give you a stronger look. Stick to straight or A-line kurtas with cigarette pants or palazzos.
Make a Style statement
People tend to go for gaga and jewellery when it comes to wearing ethnic, and they end up looking soft. Take it easy, even if you are a bride. Be sure to stick to a single statement statement. Keep one real piece of jewelry so that others can focus on it. If you do not like heavy gemstones, invest in a beautiful gold / diamond frame or studs and you will be able to walk.
Naked in Demand
How to Style when it comes to makeup, nudes are always a good choice. Give them new dewdrop makeup. Choose a matte foundation and mask to avoid the glossy look. Don’t forget to do your hair. If you don’t have time, a quick blowdry or a smooth ponytail is enough. The colours of the engraved nails are a big No. Keep your nails untouched, if you are unwilling to put effort into painting them.
Perfume it Up
There is no perfect look without a pleasant aroma. It serves as the first impression of the concept of deception. Take your favourite perfume and spray it gently. If your perfume quickly fades, apply petroleum jelly on your skin before spraying.
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