Dress better

How I did it: Materials list: Duct tape, +95 yards an old long sleeved dress/shirt (no buttons or zippers) an undershirt turtle neck heavy durability scissors cardboard Read how I did it…

How I did it: I cleaned out my closet of things that did not flatter me, only keeping what I truly love.Then - I went school shopping in the fall for some basics and have been picking up funky accents for the last few months.Since the beginning of the year I have even found a necklace and a couple of bracelets that I love.  Accessories????  I haven't worn accessories since college!Last week I even replaced my black winter coat with a blue one… Read how I did it…

How I did it: I feel confident enough to say that this goal is completed.Dressing better for me was wearing things that made me feel good, but jumped a little bit out of my usual at the same time. I stopped worrying if people would like my skirt (Wearing a skirt to school was another big accomplishment!) or stressing because I wore that shirt last week. I've strayed away from wearing jeans and a sweatshirt everyday, but I'm wearing things I like withou… Read how I did it…

How I did it: I started to pay more attention to what people were wearing.  If I saw a style I liked, I'd shop around until I found something similar.  That being said though, I think it's really important to still dress like YOU.  What is the point of looking exactly the same as someone else?  They'd just be armies of people wearing exactly the same thing.  (Which is exactly where Botox and plastic surgery are going to lead us… Read how I did it…

How I did it: well dress better not by buying new cloths just but how to organized the cloths and make it matched and take from the fashion what do you want to look better .and to matched with your principles .if you have old cloths if you look to this cloths from anthor view you will see it's look very beautiful. Read how I did it…