I have always believed that you don’t need to have a wardrobe full of clothes to be fashionable. According to me, all you need are a few wardrobe staples pieces and style them in a way that they look perfect. When it comes to wardrobe staples, styling is everything and it can make or break your entire look. So, today I am here to tell you what wardrobe staples you need in your collection and how to style them. Find more fashion blog here.
1. 5 ways to Style a Slip Dress
- With a Top
- With a Denim Jacket
- With a T-shirt
- With a Belt
- With a Blazer
Slip dress, an effortless piece that can be styled in so many ways and make you look glamorous without even trying hard. Since the time, the slip dresses have made a comeback they have been winning hearts. No matter what the occasion is, a slip dress will always have your back and you’ll never be short of options while styling one. Here is how I style my slip dress to create new fun looks.
2. 5 ways to Style a Neutral Blazer
- With a Dress
- With Lounge wear
- With a Jumpsuit
- With Shorts
- With Culottes
Blazers are never out of style, but we often struggle with styling a neutral-toned blazer. But, what if I tell you that the neutral blazer sitting at the back of your wardrobe is all you need to create awesome looks, be it for a day out or a date night. A neutral blazer can be styled in the most basic way or it can be super glamorous. Here are a few ways in which you can style your neutral blazer.
3. 5 ways to Style a White Shirt
- With a Bralette
- With a Skirt
- With a Slip dress
- With Baggy jeans
- With a Dress
If you don’t have a white shirt in your wardrobe then it is incomplete. It is without a doubt one of the most versatile wardrobe staples. No matter what time of the day it is, a white shirt will never disappoint you and will always help you make a statement. You can play around with a white shirt as much as you want and style it in so many creative ways. This is how I usually style my white shirt for different occasions.
4. 5 ways to Style a White Shirt in Indo-Western ways
- With a Sharara
- With a Dupatta
- With a Palazzo
- With an Ethnic shirt
- With an Ethnic jacket
Apart from creating awesome western looks with your white shirt, you can also style it with the ethnic pieces in your wardrobe to create some cool Indo-western looks. Whenever I have trouble finding an outfit for function, all I do is take out my white shirt and pair it with my favorite ethnic piece and I am ready to rock. This is how I style my white shirt in Indo-western ways.
5. 5 ways to Style a Scarf
- Over one shoulder with a belt
- As a Headband
- Around the neck with a belt
- As a belt
- Around the neck
One fashion accessory that I always choose over others is a scarf. Gone are the days when scarves were only tied around the neck, now they can be styled in so many different ways, as a headband, as a belt, etc., and that’s why I am a big fan of them. Whenever I have to jazz up my basic outfit, all I do is add a scarf and tada. Here is how I use a scarf as a perfect accessory for my outfits.
These are some wardrobe staples that I absolutely can’t live without and this is how I like to style them to create new outfits. Hope you liked the blog and it helped you in some way. If you recreate any of the above looks, do share it with me on Instagram.
During this season when it’s chilly outside, I prefer adding a colourful or textured scarf to make the outfit fun. They are soft, warm and extremely cosy. Scarves are so versatile, and one can get them in all types of prints, colours and lengths. And the best bit is that there are endless ways one can wear them as. Replace it for a necklace or wear it as a headgear, a scarf is one of those things which can change your entire look.
For my second look, I paired my two part floral spot snood scarf with my jumper and skinny jeans. This is a lightweight scarf which is stylish and perfect for spring. I wrapped the scarf around my neck in a double loop and kept it mid-length. In the double loop style, you loop the scarf twice around your neck and tie the loose ends under the loop for a structured look. You can see both the prints when you loop it like this; it keeps your hands free, it looks stylish plus it’s super easy.
