How to Curate Your Own Personal Style 

Following the latest fashion trends is never guaranteed to make you look your best. Staying true to your own sense of style is the key to feeling great in your clothes, but how can you do that when you’re not sure what that is? With these simple tips, you can curate a wardrobe that represents your unique style. 

Create a capsule wardrobe 

With a versatile wardrobe, creating an effortless look is always possible. A capsule wardrobe is a collection of classic pieces that are timeless and go with everything. While trends come and go, these staples always stay in fashion and have a place in your wardrobe. 

Think simple t-shirts, a little black dress, a denim jacket and classic tote bags. You probably already have one or two of these in your wardrobe already.

Choose your colours 

It’s a fact of life that some colours suit us, and some don’t, but finding the colour variations that match our skin tones and complement our natural hues can make all the difference. Having a signature colour or palette can make it easier to pull outfits together that have you looking your most radiant. 

Warmer colours are better suited to skin with greenish or yellowish undertones, while cooler colours suit skin with bluish undertones. Neutral colours such as white, beige and taupe are perfect for neutral tones. If you’re not sure which one you are, consider having a colour analysis. 

Invest in everyday pieces

Rather than spending less and buying more, consider investing in long-lasting, quality pieces that you can wear again and again. This is especially the case for wardrobe staples that will be used every day. 

Feel great in luxury bras that make you feel fabulous while providing the gentle support you need. Splash out on that pair of blue jeans you’ve had your eye on but have put off buying because the price tag is a little above what you would normally spend. 

Not only will these pieces last longer than cheaper items, but you will get more use of them. Since you’ve spent more money than you usually would, you’ll be more inclined to mix and match clothes to create a new look.

Know how to accessorise 

Accessorising can make or break an outfit, so mastering the skill will help you make the most out of your wardrobe. Knowing how to add a belt or match a jacket can completely change a look and help your clothes feel more versatile. 

Well-selected jewellery and scarves can take your outfit easily from day to night, while a well-styled handbag adds an air of sophistication to an otherwise casual ensemble. Choose accessories that highlight rather than overpower your look and aren’t just a one-hit wonder – you want your accessories to apply to a variety of outfits. 

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