In this day and age, women can still have a hard time figuring out which outfit styles look “the best” and say whatever it is they want to say about them. Whether you want to make some sort of statement by the clothes you wear or just want to be comfortable, the different types of fashion have evolved greatly. And, if you’re asking yourself if any type of fashion can look good on you, I can say this right now: yes, it absolutely can. Here are 10 different outfit styles that can make women of every shape and size feel beautiful.
The first of many outfit styles is bound to make anyone feel like the badass they know that they are. And it’s a style anyone can pull off, especially if you feel like your personality is a little more laid-back and free-spirited with a love for rock music. And, you can never go wrong with adding a black leather jacket to give it that little bit of edginess. some inspiration for this style includes rock artists like Joan Jett, Pat Benatar, and more modern artists like Lzzy Hale from Halestorm, and Taylor Momsen from The Pretty Reckless.
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Probably the most natural feeling of these outfit styles, this one is highly inspired by art, free-spiritedness, and sticking it to “the Man.” But, just because it was inspired by hippies, doesn’t mean you have to become one to rock this look. The main keys for this style are a lot of flow in the shirts/dresses that come with it, flowers and other bold colors and patterns
One of the reasons this fashion style is so popular is because the elements that make it release women’s inner Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe, or anyone else whose fashion choices made a statement starting from the 1920s up until 1999. Whatever you consider vintage, in terms of the age of the item, anyone can make it their own and look absolutely marvelous.
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Just because this sense of fashion has been seen as more laid-back and not as “lady-like”, does not mean it can’t bring you into your own element. And, because of how much fashion has evolved over the years, it certainly does not make you a slob, either. It just means that you take more advantage of the men’s section at a store. Nowadays, notable fashion icons have been doing exactly that, making this functional outfit style just as fashionable as others.
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The great thing about raves is that you can wear as much, or as little as you want. The different types of tops, bottoms, and bodysuits are fit to shape every body type, as well as every personality. And, honestly, rave-goers are too busy enjoying themselves and the music that they don’t have time to put you down about what you wear. Instead, they’re more likely to shower you with compliments on an outfit you put together. That’s when your confidence can skyrocket to the moon and back. That feeling of acceptance, no matter what body type you are is part of what brings people back to raves.
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It doesn’t matter if you’re going to a big job interview or walking across campus. If this outfit style makes you feel like you, then it should be embraced in the fullest confidence. Even something as simple as a nice pair of trousers with a blouse and heels can make one feel like the queen bee of the business.
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Starting off as an Ivy League sense of fashion, several articles of clothing have become staples for this outfit style, including argyle sweaters, polo shirts, and slacks. It may not be the first outfit choice for everyone, but it’s a style that anyone can rock because of how simple it really is. As long as you pick the right shoes, you’ll be good to go. Notable patterns include, but are not limited to, plaid, polka dots, gingham, paisley, and tweed.
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You don’t necessarily have to be an artist to rock this outfit style. If there’s an art you feel suits your colorful personality, let’s say a certain band/genre of music, then why not express that in the clothing you wear? The real art, which is the fun part, is putting all the elements in your outfits together, making it so you really stand out. The possibilities for those elements are almost endless, too, whether it’s a brightly patterned top or different articles in your favorite color. Because, let’s face it, standing out of a crowd can feel a lot more freeing than blending in.
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Make every day your casual Friday with this next outfit style. Many women prefer function over fashion, and that’s totally okay. And, just because it’s more functional, does not mean it can’t be fashionable. Even something as simple as a pair of black leggings, sneakers and a comfy blouse can be fashionable on their own, as well as with other outfit styles.
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Based on the music genre that blossomed in the 90’s Seattle, this fashion style has since come back in style through the sub-genre “soft grunge”. This subgenre of fashion, inspired by rock legends like Kurt Cobain, Eddie Vedder, and Chris Cornell, gives you the option to add whatever cute pieces you want. If you’re more on the girly side, a fuzzy pink sweater or a skirt to make it your own. You could even simply add in an oversized denim jacket or your favorite t-shirt of your favorite pop band. Either way, this look screams rebellion and can bring the confidence right out of you.
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