Don't underestimate the power of a good foundation. Start with making sure you have the right undergarments. A supportive bra is a must-have. You'll want to purchase underwear that doesn't showcase an intense panty line. Think about your color palette. You'll want to build a foundation of neutral colors that are versatile. A white button-up shirt, a great pair of blue jeans and a navy blue cardigan are items that will always be in style. Knowing this, it's best to invest your money in these areas because they'll last a long time. The same concept applies to a great-fitting trench coat, a pair of vans sneakers nyc and a black blazer. As you incorporate these pieces into your overall attire, it'll be easier to build a good outfit on a consistent basis.
2. Accessorize with trends.
You don't need to banish trends from your closet. You just need to make sure your clothing isn't dominated by trends. Take a look at the trends of each season, but don't make large investments. It's okay to set aside $50 to dedicate to trendy pieces like blouses, accessories and more. As the trend gets old, you can opt to donate the items to a local charity or thrift store.
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The thrift store is one of the best places to develop a fashionable wardrobe. The prices are extremely inexpensive. You can easily walk out of a thrift store with a load of amazing pieces for less than $30. When it comes to the thrift store, there are a few things to remember. It's a great idea to get some pieces tailored. If you know how to tailor your pieces yourself, that's great. Otherwise, find a great tailor with reasonable prices. Your clothes will look better and last longer. If you've purchased a blazer with simple black buttons, head over to the local department store to find funky buttons.
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