“It’s not about size. It’s about Shape”. When I am choosing clothing for
someone, the most important thing to take into consideration is that
it’s not actually about the size of the person, it’s about their
body-shape. That is far more important when dressing to look your best.
I
think so many women & men here and around the western world have
become so pre-occupied with size. For some, being a size 14, instead of a
12 is the end of the world. Whereas, for others, the frustration of
being a size 24, can lead them to hide behind shapeless clothing, and be
ashamed of how they look. We’ve seen this in the media, with the debate
over too-skinny models, and magazines splashed with photographs of a
celebrity that has cellulite… gasp!
Many women that I work with won’t
even try on a garment in a bigger size than their normal, even if it
will fit and flatter them better, because of this mental block about
clothing size.
It’s not about size. It’s about shape!!
Once you
know what your body shape is, it means you can truly dress to make the
most of the body that God has given you. You will know how to shift
attention away from your figure challenges, and how to draw attention to
your best features. It’s all about looking good and feeling great. It’s
about feeling confident again, and not letting low self-esteem and body
image stop you from living your life.
Stand back and take a look at
yourself in the mirror. Don’t just stare at your big bottom, or wobbly
thighs, or flabby tummy. Look at your entire shape. What do you like
about yourself? Make a list of your positive features. You just need to
learn how to dress yourself to look more balanced, top & bottom.
It’s worth making the effort. Who wouldn’t want to feel more confident
and comfortable with how they look?
We would love to help you out
with making the most of yourself. Check out our services to find out how
to dress your body shape with Style and Body Consultation
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Showing posts with label confidence and style services. Show all posts
Friday, April 20, 2012
Sunday, October 16, 2011
How to wear Merino? not only in winter!
I gave a Color Training to the staff of "I love Merino" Boutique in the Mount Manganui last week; and I was impressed with the variaty of styles and colors that Merino offers! I Love Merino wear is not only for winter season, it can be worn as a basic piece any day of the year!
Look at Katherine Hiegl’s Spring chic look! The merino cardigan can be worn over a dress for a more comfy look and even used to replace a jacket for the office. The white shirt goes with everything (skirts, shorts or slacks). The boots can be paired with a denim skirt or a dress; and let’s not forget the fashionable yellow bag – the perfect way to add color to any outfit. A merino cardigan is a great investment and will, in the end, stretch your dollar by expanding your options.
With some key pieces in the right colors, tops, scarves, dresses which can be mixed and matched to create gorgeous combinations that will look great and feel conformable for work or casual.
See below for some examples.
If you are looking for quality, colorful, merino wear, you can not go past "I love Merino" an exclusive Merino Boutique in the heart of Mt. Manganui with the largest range of merino in the Bay: Fashion merino, Superfine merino basics and Possum merino. Great gifts to send to your family and friends oversees.
I love Merino is situated on the corner of Maunganui Rd and Price Ave, downtown the mount. Open 7 days!
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Struggeling to know what to wear? here some tips for stress-free dressing:
Looking good and feeling great means taking care of yourself – both inside and out. So often we are rushed of our feet and don’t really take time out to relax and have some me-time.
Many people today are stressed and need time out. There are so many causes of stress: family pressures, work demands, busyness, and financial pressure. And with all the other stress we have, we don’t need to add our overflowing yet still unworkable wardrobe to the equation.
Many people today are stressed and need time out. There are so many causes of stress: family pressures, work demands, busyness, and financial pressure. And with all the other stress we have, we don’t need to add our overflowing yet still unworkable wardrobe to the equation.
Does your wardrobe stress you out? Do you feel like you’ve got nothing to wear? Do you go shopping, only to leave empty handed, frustrated and disappointed? You are not alone. It’s a very common problem, but it doesn’t have to be this way.
Here are some tips for stress-free dressing:
Sort your wardrobe out every season
Clutter = stress. Make it easier on yourself by only having viable options to pick from every morning. If you still have half a wardrobe of “skinny clothes” that don’t fit, you’ll only depress yourself. Make sure that your wardrobe is full of clothes that really work for you – they fit well, they don’t need repairing, they are clean, and they mix and match easily.
Know what suits you
If you don’t know what really suits you, then of course shopping is going to be stressful. Once you know what colours suit you, and what styles suit your body-shape you can shop with much more confidence. Check out our services to see how we canhelp.
Have some no-fail outfits
On those days that you don’t know what wear, you can fall back on your no-fail outfits. These are outfits that you know look great on you, tried and true. This could be a great black dress, or your favourite jeans with a gorgeous top and heels. Throw on some accessories and off you go.
Choose your outfit the night before
Choose your outfit the night before
This is a great option for those of you who are definitely not “morning people”. Prepare all your clothing the night before, so that in the morning, you can just hop straight into it, accessories and all, and leave the house looking stylish.
Shop wisely
You can make shopping so much easier on yourself if you follow a few simple guidelines. Make a list of what you want. Only buy items that go with 3-4 other things you already own. Wear clothes that are easy to take on and off.
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