How To Dress In-between Seasons
Transeasonal dressing is a versatile fashion approach that allows you to transition smoothly from one season to another.
When the weather is in between seasons, you can take advantage of this dressing style to create unique outfits that are both practical and chic.
You can mix and match pieces from various seasons of your wardrobe, creating a fusion of colors, textures, and styles that reflect your personal taste. This way, you can stay comfortable, confident, and fashionable, no matter what the weather brings.
I suggest investing in timeless and versatile wardrobe staples that can be easily integrated into your outfits throughout the year.
A favourite trophy shirt, a pair of unique chinos, and an oversized classic Grandpa blazer are just a few key pieces in my wardrobe.
These are items that aren't bound to any particular season so can be adjusted and layered as needed.
Think classic pieces but with a twis
...Dressing For An Event
During our Annual Boss Babes catch-up on Saturday night, we celebrated the 9th anniversary of our Boss program with almost 200 of the 2,000 Boss Babes in attendance.
Photo credit: Clarity Liu Photography
The Boss Babes came from all over Australia and New Zealand to attend the celebration. We also have Boss program Members from all over the world who we hope will join us someday. Even our children joined us to celebrate.
Indi_Klosette (Chase 24), Tenley 20 and Indy 21
My Boss in your wardrobe program is way more than just learning how to build, love and sustain the perfect wardrobe, it also comes with a beautiful group of women that encourage and inspire each other every day.
Imagine being part of a vibrant and empowering community who motivate you to be the best version of yourself. That's exactly what My Boss in Your Wardrobe program offers. Apart from learning a complete wardrobe plan, you
Its Time To Talk Street Sneakers
The science behind your style is all about the personal preference you have when wearing certain items in your wardrobe.
Each additional item you purchase should not only match your existing wardrobe but also be cohesive with you.
This is how you build the perfect wardrobe.
Let's examine the reasoning behind each of my street sneaker choices in the outfits below.
First outfit: Camel is a perfect colour pairing for black and also crisp white. I felt that my first outfit needed both a light and a print along with a dark so the multi black and white street sneakers are spot on.
Second outfit: The subtle tie dye print track suit had me wanting to carry on a subtle print into my shoes by way of my shoe laces and when I added the more formal blazer, the casual lace up street sneakers made perfect sense.
Third outfit: My chambray ruffle shirt is acting as a strong feature print and my dark denim trench is the dark so I felt that I wanted a very plain, n
Have You Forgotten What You Wore Last Spring
I understand how disheartening it can be to feel like you've lost your fashion sense with the change of Season.
Building a wardrobe that complements your unique features (complexion, and body shape) plus personal style can feel like a daunting task.
It's not uncommon to feel overwhelmed or discouraged when your wardrobe doesn't seem to align with the latest trends or make you feel confident in your appearance.
However, there is a solution that can help you regain your confidence: planning your outfits for the upcoming season using the clothes you already own.
This approach is not only practical but also cost-effective. It allows you to make the most out of your current wardrobe while still keeping up with the latest trends.
Trends keep us inspired and make fashion fun but we don't have to buy into them.
Looking at the trends will have us wearing our own clothes in brand-new and inspiring ways.
Start with your basics.
Blazers are back in big time (you
...What Contrasts Do You Tend To Wear
Of course, you have a naturally born contrast level that suits you the best but it's important that your personality comes into play here too.
High Contrast: Consists of black to white within your outfit but navy to white is also considered high contrast. If you suit high contrast (or love wearing high contrast), your best shoe colours to collect are a colour you are not wearing in your outfit (it's important not to repeat a colour again on your feet), gold (to contrast your cool colours) or a tan (light tan if you wear mainly dark bottoms and a dark tan if you wear mainly light bottoms).
Medium Contrast: Is white (or all forms of off-whites) and a colour worn together. A dark shoe (in either black or darkest tan) will work hardest in your wardrobe to frame your medium contrast outfits. When you do pair a true off-white with navy within your outfit, this also takes your outfit down to medium contrast. This is when silver or bright white shoes bec
...What Style Of Dress Suits Which Body Shape
Buying a dress that suits you perfectly is all about taking your body shape into consideration.
Let me break it down by describing the natural lines that you should look for in your perfect dress.
Inverted triangle: Suit a large flowy shoulder that goes out way further than the actual shoulder. The float should then come back into the waist. The more feminine in fabric, print, and style the better. The bottom half should taper in dramatically to follow the leg line. Separates of a top with a skirt are your best bet rather than a one-piece dress.
An Hourglass: Suits a dress that is structured to follow the curvy in and out curves with a definite waist and then goes out again at hips and thighs before venturing strongly back in again. Be sure to fit your shoulders correctly. Your best balance is following your natural lines very closely.
Rectangle: You work best buying separate pieces in the same fabric and colour
...Spring Trend Loafers
Loafers - they never date.
You can wear loafers all year round and a common trend in Autumn and Winter is to wear them with a pair of socks.
I recommend your socks to be either cream or grey to keep it classic.
In spring, however, my favourite look for loafers is with a pair of cuffed jeans or ankle grazing pants.
The width of your jeans leg and the width of your cuff determines the kind of loafers that will work hard in your wardrobe.
The first set of photos below with a straighter-leg pair of jeans and a tad wider cuff works best with a chunkier more solid pair of loafers.
The first slim line black patent pair is leaving me a little unbalanced with these wider cut jeans.
All three of the loafers above work with my slightly slimmer straight leg jeans with the little bit smaller cuff.
Also, be mindful of your loafer colours to frame your jeans. Do you mainly own light, medium or dark jeans?
My Hair colou
Which Kinds Of Shoes Suit You
Which Kinds Of Shoes Suit You
Shoes.
Do you suit chunky more heavy shoes or slim and dainty?
Believe it or not, it actually comes down to your body shape.
Following your natural leg line is your best bet for dressing your body shape.
A Triangle body shape with a heavier bottom half works well with a shoe giving that same visual impression.
An Inverted triangle body shape angles in down the bottom with fullness up the top so suits a slim shoe.
An Hourglass cuts into a definite waist and then goes out again at hips and thighs before venturing strongly back in again right at the bottom so your leg line prefers a slim shoe.
The Rectangle body shape of straight up and down works best when using either the Hourglass or inverted triangle body shape dressing guide.
They are so lucky in that they can choose which body shape to dress like but the best shoe will always be a slim shoe.
How To Wear and Choose Your Boots
How To Wear and Choose Your Boots
Boots.
Let's take a peek inside your wardrobe to see which style and colour would work the hardest for you.
First off, a skirt with a split can be worn with either a long pair of boots or ankle boots.
As long as you can see the complete boot at one time or another.
A slimline skirt prefers a slimline pair of boots and a slouchy skirt loves a slouchy pair of boots.
A slimline boot can still be made to work with a slouchy skirt however (it won't look as cool but it will still work), which does make a slimline pair of boots a better investment.
So if you can only afford to invest in one pair, go for a slimline one.
An ankle boot will work really well with a skirt also and gives a lovely balance of masculine to feminine (ankle boots are traditionally workhorses in the protection of feet and ankles when a job was needing to be done).
Just make sure there is a skin gap above the
All The Denims
All The Denims
Denim on denim on denim.
Yes, it's trending again. Now I know that you probably wore it years and years ago so aren't too keen on jumping back in but if you feel like giving it a go, but here are a few tips that will have you nailing it.
You are going to have a natural contrast that feels just right.
My colour type prefers a silhouette to be all in one denim tone which keeps the base of my outfit low contrast.
My first outfit is low contrast where all three denim items sit around the same level. The next two are medium contrast with medium denim jeans and medium denim shirt, finished off with dark denim trench and then dark denim dress/coat.
White boots are my colour of choice to frame medium denim jeans.
My outfit below has light denim jeans with a light denim shirt topped off with a dark and bright denim jacket. This outfit is more high contrast.
I like to contrast my light jeans with dark boots.
