Have you ever scrolled through social media, the web, magazines, etc. and just been like, “if I could afford to dress like that…”? Well having an “expensive” wardrobe doesn’t exactly cost quite as much as you think. Here are some tips on how to make your wardrobe appear a little more so-called “expensive”…minus the price tag.
- Quality Staples
Invest in a winter coat, an awesome pair of jeans, white T-shirts and shirts, a sturdy pair of boots, and a well-cut blazer.
2. Mix and Match
Buy plain pieces in black, white, and beige, that you can pair with any number of tops or bottoms. Purchase navy if you feel ~wild~.
3. Tailoring
An investment blazer can really improve any outfit. Instead of buying five cheap blazers, invest in one that will last for years.
4. Proper Shoes
Good shoes really pull an outfit together. Not all of us can purchase luxury ready-to-wear items. Save your money and buy a good sneaker, loafer, or leather shoe.
5. Bold Silhouettes
A puff-sleeved blouse can go a long way paired with a sleek pant, creating a fun and dynamic silhouette.
6. No Synthetics
Synthetic fibers like acrylic and nylon result in a lackluster wardrobe by having the tendency to pill, pull, and become threadbare quicker than natural fibers.
