Girls, have you made these 7 dressing mistakes?

Many female friends only wear one style and never change it because this style is praised by people around them. This is obviously not a good idea. If you want to make yourself fashionable, you need to try a variety of clothing styles. The following 7 dressing mistakes must be corrected!

Misconception 1: Don’t try a style you haven’t tried before

Having accidentally tried a certain style and received praise from people around you, you then locked all your clothing and accessories into a small range. Over time, this will leave people with the impression that there is no change or novelty, which is a far cry from being stunning. If you have always been a ladylike and gentle person, you might as well try a handsome and neutral leather jacket. You will find that the unique shoulder tassel design is not exclusive to fashionistas.

Myth 2: Designer clothes can only be shown on the catwalk

While shouting "reject mediocrity and be different", they also sneer at the unique and designer silhouettes. How can mediocre mass-market styles reject mediocrity? Some designs on the catwalk are indeed created for stage effects, but if the matching skills and other knowledge hidden in them can be cleverly applied to life, wearing a modern temperament will no longer be a myth.

Myth 3: What’s popular is correct

When it comes to popular styles, people tend to hold two extreme attitudes: one group of people turns a blind eye to trends and completely ignores them, while the other group of people blindly follows them. The editor believes that being able to skillfully apply trends to one's own style is the most correct attitude towards trends. Classic navy stripes, popular harem trousers, and a comfortable and natural style that just matches your own temperament, this is the highest level of dressing.

Myth 4: Sexy = showing skin

When it comes to sexiness, I believe that the first words that come to most people’s minds must be "backless" and "shoulder-baring", but the fact is that you can be sexy without showing any skin. Jeans are the most powerful proof of this, using smooth and graceful leg lines to show women's sexiness, and the effect is unquestionable. The graceful body curves under the exquisite organza trench coat can be very sexy without being exposed.

Myth 5: Simplicity = no details

The minimalism of simplicity is praised by many people, but a large number of people fail to correctly understand the meaning of simplicity, and think that monotonous pure colors and straight lines are simplicity. In fact, simplicity cannot simply be equated with the absence of details. This leather jacket has delicate pleats at the collar and many places of patchwork on the body, but its simplicity and elegance cannot be denied.

Myth 6: Fat girls should wear one size bigger clothes

In fact, loose and unfitting cuts can only make a fat body look even more bloated. The bottom line is to avoid leaving marks. The slimmer the fit, the thinner you will look. The windbreaker has a slim but not tight cut and is made of crisp fabric, which clearly defines the shoulders, waist and hips, and makes the body shape more symmetrical and beautiful.

Myth 7: Black, white and gray will never go wrong

People who study fashion believe that those who choose black, white and gray for no reason are simply not sensitive enough to colors and lack confidence in themselves. Compared with other colors, black, white and gray do have a wider range of applications, but they are not suitable for all skin colors, temperaments and occasions. For Oriental people with warm skin tones, warm colors can better set off our skin tone. For a bright and energetic youth, it is more appropriate to choose relatively vibrant colors.