There are a lot of fashion "faux pas" that I break on a daily basis:
-Not matching my belt with my shoes (black shoes, brown belt)
-Wearing navy, black, AND brown together (actually one of my favorite color schemes!)
-Mixing silver with gold
I do these things because 1) I really don't see what's so bad about it, 2) I am a person with limited means and would like to get the most wear out of my items, and 3) who has the time to deliberately put THAT much thought into what they wear?? Celebrities have personal stylists and models make careers out of the clothes that they put on their bodies, but for those with schoolwork and jobs unrelated to fashion, we shouldn't (and can't) be bogged down with certain details.
Everyone likes to look good but I think you can break these traditional fashion "faux pas" and STILL look good.
With that said, I'd like everyone's opinion on what are the most REALISTIC mistakes that we shouldn't make?
-Not matching my belt with my shoes (black shoes, brown belt)
-Wearing navy, black, AND brown together (actually one of my favorite color schemes!)
-Mixing silver with gold
I do these things because 1) I really don't see what's so bad about it, 2) I am a person with limited means and would like to get the most wear out of my items, and 3) who has the time to deliberately put THAT much thought into what they wear?? Celebrities have personal stylists and models make careers out of the clothes that they put on their bodies, but for those with schoolwork and jobs unrelated to fashion, we shouldn't (and can't) be bogged down with certain details.
Everyone likes to look good but I think you can break these traditional fashion "faux pas" and STILL look good.
With that said, I'd like everyone's opinion on what are the most REALISTIC mistakes that we shouldn't make?