We live
in an age of convenience, so it’s not all too surprising that the majority of
us purchase our outfits from the high street. We can find attractive clothing
at affordable prices and there’s a really good chance that what you’re looking
for will be available in your size. However, engaging with high street fashion
does mean that you have a significantly higher chance of turning up to an event
in the exact same outfit as someone else. So, how can you go about creating a
personal style that really sets you apart from the crowd? Here are a few steps
that you could consider to achieve this!
Look Out For Designer Goods
Designer goods are harder to come by than regular goods.
Whether this is due to limited runs of certain pieces or a higher price tag
than your average item of clothing. So, keep an eye out for them. Fifth Collection Celine, Chanel,
or Versace could really help your wardrobe to shine! If you
can’t afford genuine designer, avoid purchasing fakes at all costs. You’ll
simply end up with cheap imitations that don’t look anywhere near as good. Instead,
try recreating designer looks in a slightly different way - put your own spin
on things!
Shop Vintage
Vintage clothes are clothes that are more than two decades
old. So chances are that if you find a good vintage piece, it’s highly unlikely
you’ll see someone else wearing it. They tend to be one off pieces that have
survived the test of time! You will find yourself browsing rails, shelves, or even
piles of clothes in vintage kilo sales for a little while before finding
something you’re willing to part with your money for. But when you do find
something, it’s highly likely that it’ll be an absolute gem. Just remember to
double check the quality of vintage goods - they could be damaged, have holes,
or have stains that
will take time and care to repair or clean.
Consider Piercings
Remember that personal style doesn’t necessarily have to be
tied solely to your wardrobe. There are other steps that you can take to help
yourself stand out. Piercings could be a great addition to your overall look.
Societal taboos surrounding them seem to have dropped in the past decade or so
and now increasing numbers of people are opting to stray from single studs in
the lobes and try out something a little more adventurous. Consider septum piercings,
cartilage piercings, or micro dermal anchors. If you do opt to have a piercing,
just make sure to take care of it. Your piercer will generally provide you with
aftercare instructions specific to the piercing you have chosen.
Sure, you are going to have to put a little more thought
and effort into curating a unique look than you will if you decide to go along
with the crowd. But generally speaking, it’s all more than worth it! After all,
who wants to look exactly the same as everyone else out there? Being a little
different allows you to really shine!
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