Before you shop for those key fall 2013 pieces to add to your wardrobe, take a peek at your closet first. Is it full of great choices or a showcase of the bad decisions you've made in the past? According to NBC Miami, women will purchase nearly $125,000 worth of clothing over their lifetime. Yet approximately 60 percent of women surveyed still complain that they can't find anything to wear.
One of the main problems is that what is hot one year is definitely not the next. Trying to buy too many trendy items will leave you with a bulging closet that may be out of fashion in a few years. That is why it is so important to shop judiciously each year. Don't try to hit every trend that is popular for the fall of 2013. Instead, choose one or two of the popular trends that you like and will flatter your figure and then purchase a few pieces of these styles to accent the staples you already own.
Black booties are very versatile. For example, Elle suggests donning them with a mini skirt, much as you would a pair of black pumps. These little booties also look equally fabulous with your standard black trousers or even paired with cuffed dark wash jeans.
An action movie biff, Elaine Zapata is the editor of an entertainment and lifestyle blog.
One of the main problems is that what is hot one year is definitely not the next. Trying to buy too many trendy items will leave you with a bulging closet that may be out of fashion in a few years. That is why it is so important to shop judiciously each year. Don't try to hit every trend that is popular for the fall of 2013. Instead, choose one or two of the popular trends that you like and will flatter your figure and then purchase a few pieces of these styles to accent the staples you already own.
Going Green
When you hit the stores, don't be surprised if you see a lot of green this fall. It was one of the most popular hues on the runway for many designers. Calvin Klein, for example, showcased an earthy forest green in his fall collection, while other designers chose to spotlight stunning emerald green pieces on their fashion runways, as Glamour points out. Fortunately, it doesn't take a lot of green to freshen up your wardrobe -- which means you can keep more green in your wallet. For example, you can add a punch of green to your wardrobe with one stunning green skirt or even just a simple green beret.
Black Booties
While tall riding boots are still riding the crest of popularity (especially when paired with leggings and skinny jeans), a new challenger is making a bid for footwear supremacy. According to Elle, the little black bootie is the new must-have for your feet.Black booties are very versatile. For example, Elle suggests donning them with a mini skirt, much as you would a pair of black pumps. These little booties also look equally fabulous with your standard black trousers or even paired with cuffed dark wash jeans.
The Allure of Lingerie
Don't ever underestimate the importance of adding a few new undergarment pieces to your fall wardrobe. These pieces are the first thing against your skin and, according to the Los Angeles Times, the right ones can actually bolster your confidence. Purchasing a few bras each season, for example, will give you that added lift that your old ones may have lost. For example, a new pair of provocative sexy panties, even when worn under a plain suit, can make you feel like an undercover temptress with a secret.
Invest in Statement Outerwear
If you are an outerwear junkie, then this is your year. You'll find a lot of statement pieces from designers this year, including gorgeous leather creations and oversized coats that seem to be screaming for attention. Pale pink jackets and coats, which were seen frequently on the runway, are expected to be especially popular for the fall of 2013, according to Elle. Looking to cross off two of fall 2013's big trends with one piece? Marie Claire suggests choosing a coat in a beautiful and classic herringbone pattern.An action movie biff, Elaine Zapata is the editor of an entertainment and lifestyle blog.
Hi Aparna,
ReplyDeleteI love this post! Yes, its true. What is hot one year is definitely not the next. Therefore we don't need to buy too many trend items.
- Jeanne