Healthy self-confidence is vital to your well-being. And it is easy to achieve with the help of fashionable looks: after all, clothes add self-confidence! Good clothes increase your performance and enhance the impression of others about you. For example, if you choose business outfits from women’s suits, tailored shirts and straight trousers, it will help you feel professional and specialist, it can change the way you interact with others, as well as your cognitive functioning. Moreover, other people always make up a visual impression of you depending on how you dress. This means that you can easily influence their first opinion of you by choosing the right wardrobe.
Clothing and self-confidence are inextricably linked. Here’s what I recommend doing to dress up in great sets and feel confident.
DEFINE WHAT YOU LIKE
You need to be able to determine what clothes you look good in, and what items are better to avoid. Your clothes should bring joy and pleasure: this can only be achieved if you like the reflection in the dressing room mirror. Determine which styles fit you better than others (for example, a sheath dress if you want to emphasize the curves of your figure, an A-line dress if you need to hide imperfections and lengthen your legs, high-waisted trousers if you are short or have an athletic figure). Then choose the colors that suit you the most. And the first step is done: you like your look, and you automatically feel more confident.
PLAN YOUR TRENDY LOOKS IN ADVANCE
Before going out, try on a few outfits to figure out exactly what you want to wear today, and choose your accessories thoughtfully to avoid stress and pressure. Yes, it will take some time, but in the end you will only benefit from it: you will have several made-up looks for the future and the feeling that you are not in a hurry. And when you realize that your blouse is ironed, the skirt sits as it should be, and the shoes are wiped from street dust, it will also add a couple of points to your peace of mind.
CHOOSE COMFORT AND BEAUTY
If possible, avoid clothes that make you feel uncomfortable. For example, if the currently popular corsets dig into your body with their wire construction, high-waisted jeans squeeze your hips, and palazzo trousers tangle your heels, put those things aside. Uncomfortable clothing has a direct negative impact on your charisma and many people will feel the stress, irritation and tension coming from you. However, this does not mean that you need to spend your whole life in tracksuits: just pick up “your” comfortable models. I advise you to look at shirt dresses, hoodie mini dresses, wide safari shorts, loose long sleeves, tank tops, A-line dresses and mid-calf flare skirts.
And most importantly, to look good, you need to feel good. Once you achieve that, it will be much easier to create successful looks, and buying new clothes will turn from a necessity to fun!