Small details make elegance

Small details make elegance

If you pay attention to some small important details, you will always look sure of yourself, elegant and pretty.

Every woman is different and has her own style, but there are some universal truths. Take a critical look at your wardrobe and see how to make an effect beef with a few small changes.


1. The right size
Whatever the magazines say, for women, all sizes and shapes are appropriate. It is therefore important to make sure you have clothes that fit you well. Do not dabble in your clothes, buy the size you do and not the one you dream of doing. The numbers on the label are quite different from one brand and creator to another.

2. Be sexy without compromising on style
An elegant woman knows how to find the balance between showing a pretty cleavage and a piece of leg and falling into excess. Wearing underwear is a must, not an accessory. Even the most beautiful and sexy bra has to support your chest to accentuate your figure and your size.

Stylists recommend having your bra size measured annually by a professional, or whenever you have lost or gained weight. The sculpting combinations equalize the silhouette and offer protection, but make sure they remain invisible. Corrective undergarments minimize lines and imperfections, while giving you a neat and sophisticated look.

3. Dress according to your age
Limit clothes that are too young, either professionally or romantically. Sharing clothes with your teenage daughter or girlfriends is a bad idea. Just because girls can wear the shortest and trendiest skirts does not mean women are twice their age. If you want to look young, take a picture of a garment that inspires you and look for something similar, but in a little longer or in a pattern that is better for a mom or an active woman. Items with cutouts that show off the skin are adorable on teens, but a mom is better off choosing pieces with the veil to camouflage a little more.

4. People must see you, not your outfit
We do not want to say that you suddenly have to fall into the background. But an outfit that is reminiscent of a disguise or a theatrical garment is far from ideal. To give a little bit of artistry or artistic sense to your look, wear for example earrings or a hat with architectural lines. Shoes can be a real statement, but avoid people seeing only your feet. To get out of the way, try shoes in the color of the year, cobalt or lapis lazuli, but avoid fashion prints and excess freshness.

5. The Mum Syndrome
The exhausted moms whose family is growing up have very little time to devote to themselves. But very busy moms should not seem neglected. Avoid Mom's Syndrome by investing a little time in your look and looking at your wardrobe with a critical eye. Yes, it's one more thing to add to your list, but spending a few minutes is a long way off. Escape the routine with regard to style and elegance:

Go too big or outdated jeans and pieces that will never go again.
Experiment with colors, textures, cuts and shine.
Spend a little more for jeans in which you really seem to your advantage, front and back.

6. Quick Tips for Everyday
Always look in the mirror before leaving the house. Discard the clothes with holes or stains. Take off the loose buttons, cut the excess threads, remove lint and hair (also on the back) from your clothes and wax your shoes. Keep a repair kit in the car or in your purse for fashion or beauty emergencies. With these items in your bag, you'll be sure to miss nothing:

travel size
mini sewing kit with buttons, thread, needle, safety pin or textile tape.
lime and nail polish
dressings for ampoules
some makeup for touch-ups