Must-have of the month: Red Midi Skirt

To beautify yourself in seconds, just swap your regular jeans to full midi skirt (even if all the rest of the outfit are the same)! And voila – you’re beautified! I love midi skirts, and especially the red ones, as they make you visible in any crowd, it matches lots of colours like black, beige and white. Or you can play with nuances (like pink), contrasts or try to combine with other bold colours. Also it wearable with t-shirts (for those who love contrasts) or with blouses (to be a girly girl :). It also puts your waist in focus and makes you a bit of an enigma…If you think it doesn’t suit you, try a high-waisted one/low-waisted one, play with textures, shoes and make sure the pleats are on correct places. For example. If you don’t want you thighs look bigger , pleats should not be placed on sides.

Fashion Styling

How Not to Look Teenager Wearing Hair Bow /How to Look Older Even If You are Wearing Hair Bow

Easy! The secret is in your skirt hemline, which should be just below the knees. Better if it’ll be a full skirt mixed with very elegant “proper adult” accessories. For those, who don’t like the word “elegant” (me including)  – don’t worry, your bow is already quirky enough. Here’s some stills from “Vsyo Prosto” film, I watched last night. And I really liked the image of the main heroine.

Glitter is a New Basic, Believe It Or Not

Home outfit for when your man is around ;)

Have lots of crop tops and other items like high-waisted-nickers-pretended-to-be-shorts in your wardrobe that you find too sexy for the street? Just wear them at home! That’s how you can give you (and maybe to someone else; ) aesthetic pleasure, boost up your feminine energy and utilize clothing that just gathers dust (and looks soooo good!)

Photo Credit: “How to Be Parisian Wherever You Are: Love, Style, and Bad Habits” book

For Girls Only: Do You Wear Your Boyfriend’s Clothes? How? What Pieces? Any Tips?

Spring. And so, I’ve got a burning desire to renew my wardrobe. To buy or not to buy, that is the question. Or, to put it more precisely, to buy or not to buy things in female shops.  Or! Another Idea – to borrow something old, something new…in your boyfriend’s closet! At the moment I read A Style Guide by Ines de la Fressange and she, for example, advises to explore men’s dep of H&M for additional coolness ;) Girls and men’s clothes…Hmmm…