Are you trying to look current by buying the latest fashion fads?
Here are three of the latest fads, I give a thumbs down to because their main purpose is to get you to spend money.
These fads will soon be gone.
Sometimes fads turn into trends that last a few seasons. Trends can become classics that last forever. An example of this is denim jeans. I predict the following fads will never become trends or classics.
- Shoes that are a different color than your outfit. The fashionistas call this “wearing a pop of color.” Do you really want people focusing on your feet instead of your face?
- Another large pop of color. A second fad which is trying to become a trend. How many of you have purchased a very large purse that is a different color than your outfit (usually in a green or orange color.)
- The third fad is the color orange which is everywhere this season. Orange can work for everyone, but you must know which shades and brightnesses of orange flatter you otherwise you risk looking like a pumpkin if the orange is too bright.
I would look tired and sick if I tried wearing the toned down orange that Judith looks so fabulous in.
The Halloween orange being shown this season doesn’t flatter many people. But when you understand the orange shades that flatter you, its easy to look current as well as visually balanced.
Look Current Without Wasting Money
“The Wardrobe Wizard,” is available to work with you, no matter where you live.
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I have recently gone out and purchased a set of big beaded and stone necklaces in different colors and shapes to add a dash of color to my outfits. This is quite trendy these days, though I don’t prefer to wear shoes that are different in color from my dress. Honestly, I was quite tempted to buy a large colored bag (I saw dark pink, orange and yellow hues in store), but I guess now I’ll try to keep away from this.
Hi Sara,
I’m glad to hear from you again.
You are wise to have not purchased that large colored purse. Have you read my post on How to Choose A Flattering Purse?
Your are better off with a purse that is a shade of your hair color or even one that reflects the highlights in your hair, because you will always look more visually pleasing when you repeat body colors in your purse, shoes and belts. And you will be able to use these accessories with everything you own.
As for the brightly color chunky necklaces, this is a more economical way to get a “pop of color,” however, the necklaces should not be too bright or too big and overpower your natural coloring.
When I do a color analysis, I also explain the best jewelry scale this is based on your unique body colors and you height and weight.
I can do this online using digital pictures. e-mail me at nrgoldblatt@gmail.com if you are interested in finding out more about online consultantion.