You must be having a definite feeling of wearing less and looking powerful during this pandemic, while being a couch potato and clearing your work from home task, but believe me minimalism is just an approach to making you look quite and powerful it surely gives you comfort which should be your priority (now) but it carries a lot of stress of dealing with the cutting of extra clothing and accessories. You don’t have to imagine a tightly fitted and curated wardrobes with wispy, shapeless while looking for pieces filled with various shades and tints of black, grey none of these define the minimalistic approach. All it says about is looking aesthetically pleasing. It is more about the attitude and thought process behind the color palette that defines you.
DO YOU KNOW, that the average person wears only 20% of their wardrobe on a regular basis?
While we reach out to the same well-loved dresses every time we go out. What if whenever you open your wardrobe you feel less confused and more confident, hassle free and each piece making you feel amazing. So, dive into few steps to come out of the average person list:
· Declutter your closet: select what you want to wear and what you don’t separate those and try to reuse or donate it.
· Set a pattern for yourself: look at your body type and select those silhouettes which compliments your body shape cause now is time to adore what you really are.
· Select contrast: be bold and selective while playing with contrasting colors but don’t add on extra accessories and don’t overwhelm your outfit with bizarre ideas.
· Wear less but wear powerful: give up the idea of wearing more in every occasion to look rich and elegant in fact it looks the exact opposite.
Let’s live a life of less and look more beautiful. Adopt more of what we love and is comfortable and less into we don’t. There is no one way to do it rather it has varied aspects to look at.