3 STYLE MISTAKES THAT COULD BE AGING YOU + THE PERFECT LBD WORN 3 DIFFERENT WAYS

One fashion mistake that can age you is forgetting to add accessories, such as a belt to your look! Leaving your top untucked can actually make you look bigger than you really are and a belt is a surefire way to define your waist and make your silhouette appear slimmer.

Incorporating bold statement pieces such as my gold chain necklace by Saint Laurent is an easy way to update a look and make it look more trendy. If the designer version is out of your budget, no worries! I highly reccomend this more affordable version from Nordstrom as a fantastic dupe.

What can happen if we wear loud big bright prints, such as florals for example, is the pattern will draw the focus to the clothing item instead of allowing the eye to take in the entire outfit. Loud prints can draw attention to the clothes themselves and distract from the person underneath which is a major fashion mistake that can age you. You always want to accentuate yourself, so I suggest sticking to subtle prints or solids when getting dressed every day.

This solid black midi dress is the perfect example of opting for a solid color over a loud print. The solid black is incredibly flattering and slimming and the ruching doesn’t hurt either! I’m wearing an XS in this stylish dress with a silhouette that can be worn at any age!

Wearing the wrong colors is another one of the biggest fashion mistakes that age you. Finding out if you have a cool skin tone or warm skin tone and wearing colors that compliment your skin tone is the easiest way to avoid making this mistake! But how do you know if you have a warm or cool skin tone? An easy test is looking at the veins on your wrist!  If they are more blue then you have a more cool skin tone and if they’re more green then you have a more warm skin tone.

Since I find I can wear both warm and cool colors I definitely wear a mix. I find this camel blazer looks particularly good with my golden high-lighted hair. I also find I get a ton of compliments whenever I wear blue tones, so even though I can wear both, I would say I am more on the cooler skin tone side.