Fashion Myths and Hacks You Must Know! #Aagaaz #Day25

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What is fashion? Fashion has a different meaning for everyone, let's not copy-paste it from google. Fashion is freedom. It's a way to express yourself freely, to wear what makes you the happiest.

However, there are numerous myths which surround fashion every now and then, some of which we will bust today!

MYTHS

1.      Fashion makes you awkward and uncomfortable: Some people feel that fashion takes your comfort, but that's not true! You can look stylish and still be comfortable. Instead, fashion can even boost your confidence and make you feel good. It's all in the styling that makes the difference.

2.      Showing skin = fashion: Some people also feel that showing too much skin is fashion. NO, you guys!! Whether or not you want to show skin is a personal choice. You can be modest, yet chic and fashionable.

3.      Being fashionable requires time and effort: Let me prove that wrong for you by listing 3 super simple and quick ways to style your clothes!

QUICK WAYS TO STYLE YOUR CLOTHES

1.      Pull off a sporty chic look: Style a crop top with boyfriend jeans and white sneakers. Top it up with a high ponytail and hoops.

 

2.      Dress Classy & Sassy: Try wearing a bodycon dress with high ankle boots and top it up with open hair and a necklace for a classy and aesthetic look.

3.      Rock the Ethnic Look: For something Indian, wear a suit with big jhumkas and punjabi juttis. And there you go, you have your very own traditional look!

                    
             

Pro tip: NEVER wear a necklace and earrings together. It gives a chaotic look when paired together and that must always be avoided while styling your clothes and accessories!

“Style is a way to say who you are without having to speak”

So make it as personal as you can!



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