Accessories are the secret to great style and are what French Women depend on to create their unique style.
Here are 3 reasons why you need to incorporate them into your style.
1. You don't need to buy new clothes.
Accessories allow you to take your little Black dress and make it look different every time you wear it* or change your white shirt and black pants from the perfect work outfit to a stylish look perfect for dinner out by changing your accessories.
Change your accessories change your look!
Black and white necklaces on their own are not unique. To make them trendy I'll take all the ones I already have, buy more, and wear them all together. My new look is trendy, and I feel totally en-vogue.
2. Accessories are the easiest way to stay trendy.
Every season new fashion trends hit the runway. Staying stylish means including those up-to-the-moment pieces into how we dress. Accessories that are à la mode are the easiest and best way to stay current. Adding to your wardrobe by buying a few pieces that are en vogue is always fun, but using what you already have and creating your look with a scarf, shoes, a hat, and/or earrings is the best way to create your look that is au courant.
Why hide all those necklaces? I keep them in the bathroom to add color!
3. Accessories are cost-effective.
Buying cutting-edge sunglasses, shoes, or necklaces is far less expensive than buying a new dress, pants, or top every season. Accessories are cost-effective. Over time they don’t go out of style, how you wear them is what changes.
Imagination and accessories equal your unique style.
In order to master ‘The Art of Accessorizing,' you need ideas for inspiration, a mirror to stand in front of, and practice, practice, practice, remember the joke "How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Practice, practice, practice.”
Despite what many American women think; being chic and having that 'je ne sais quoi' style is not part of French women's genes (well, maybe just a little). Instead, they observe fashion and rehearse how they can personalize it to create their style.
Irving Penn's photo of a woman checking her style in the mirror
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