keep getting invited
The year has just started, and the atmosphere of “Happy New Year” wishes is in the air. Of course, you still get enough “holiday, celebration” party invitations, right? Should I upgrade? Well, think of fashion as a party. French fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent said, “Fashion is like a party. Getting dressed is preparing to play a role.” I will help you play the role.
choose happiness
As with everything else in 2023, follow the same philosophy with your outfits. Choose clothes that make you happy! And simply (always) add some sparkle and color — we don’t like a little bit of sparkle all year round, especially during the holidays,” says Brilliant, creative prints and multi-way styling for everyone. provide outfits.
bring a sparkle
There’s no such thing as too much glitter, experts say. “Don’t let anyone dull your sparkle in 2023! From dresses to blazers to shoes, there’s never too much glitter. If you’re looking for a surefire way to look effortlessly glamorous at every party, look beyond dresses.” Think and choose matching rainbow sequin coordinating pieces.
style, different
Lisa believes that the styling possibilities are endless when it comes to dresses, and that whatever style you choose is guaranteed to turn heads. Wear it with a sweater over it for a more understated look, or wear it as a skirt to keep you warm.” Make sure you have a piece of multiware that can.
best foot forward
Of course you have to get the right pair. Ladies, complete your party look with statement footwear. “Fancy heels transform any outfit and enhance the look. Plus, it never hurts anyone to have an extra three inches of confidence,” adds Lisa.
pop of color
The changing of the seasons brings its own set of questions, doesn’t it? Wondering which color to choose? The experts at OVS, one of Italy’s apparel fashion brands, have the answers. “Accent colors are a great way to spice up a neutral wardrobe. Think rusty orange, mustard yellow, blush pink, deep red, emerald and green. There are a lot of nice color options,” they say.
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