Fashion Tips for Men and Women

“Dress shabbily and they remember the dress; dress impeccably and they remember the woman.”-Coco Chanel It has been said that a woman goes through a different kind of catharsis when she goes through a break out. This might have been caused from the purging of unwanted person in her life or finally because she chose to break free of the toxicity that has been holding her down for so long. Unfortunately, not all women would experience this kind of epiphany soon. Understandably, women who just recently broke up with a significant other would be too distraught to even think about the possibilities. As a result, they would have little to no absolute care for themselves. They are so absorbed and enraptured by their thoughts that the last thing that would be on their mind is too look good and consequently feel good. Unfortunately, if a woman has wallowed in this hole far too long, she might emerge as a different woman which can be either a good or bad thing. Good if it actually...

"Style is a deeply personal expression of who you are, and every time you dress, you are asserting a part of yourself" -Nina Garcia More often than not, we often scoff at the idea of a long and lofty list of New Year resolutions that sound more ambitious than they are doable. In fact, maybe some of us have scrapped the tradition of making New Year's resolutions altogether for the simple fact that you have your doubts as to whether or not you can actually maintain them. However, while there is a slew of resolutions you are doomed to fail, there are some you can expect yourself to manage . One of them is to commit to a better style. Fashion resolutions are another thing altogether and by far, would be the easiest to commit to the entire year in terms of manageability. After all, fashion itself is an art and is seen as a means of self-expression. It is a pretty straightforward aspect in our lives, so why not set some style goals for the coming year ahead...

“Fashion is about dressing according to what is fashionable. Style is more about yourself.–Oscar de la Renta Fashion is inclusive. Regardless of what fashion articles posit or assert, fashion is for everyone and how much you weigh should not determine what you can wear and what you should not. Unfortunately, in a society that views lithe and slim bodies as superior to the rest of the other body types, women who do dare to break societal expectations of dressing according to your size are often regarded with disdain. Indeed, women who are not a size 2 or smaller are often stigmatized by the fashion industry who themselves have stimulated the belief that women should be constrained to a particular style if they are not a certain size. Sure, the fashion industry might be obsessed with super slim bodies and wholesale streetweardistributors might continue to pander apparel pieces to the slimmer fraction of the population, but that does not mean that you are in no way of loo...