Everyone has their own sense of style regardless of what you might think. Even if you're not used to shopping at luxury brands or if you wear the same few outfits when you're going out, you still have a sense of style that is unique to you. Perhaps it's influenced by the types of celebrities you follow, or maybe your need to fit in with your friends and caused you to purchase similar clothing to them. Whatever life decisions or choices you make, your fashion is ultimately shaped by your surroundings.
However, there are times when we'll start to doubt our own sense of fashion. This is usually a result of someone making fun of the things we wear, or perhaps we see photographs in a fashion magazine and question if we could ever look like that in the future. As for magazines and publications, ignore most of those pictures. While the clothes look stunning, keep in mind that a lot of those images are post-processed using tools like Photoshop to make them look stunning. If you feel like you're losing your sense of fashion or have no idea about the direction your next outfit should take, then here are some points to keep in mind.
Wear What Makes You ComfortableFashion is a way to express yourself, so wear the colours you want, wear the type of garments you enjoy and stop thinking so much about what others think of you. You can wear your favourite cartoon characters on your shirts if you want, or you could have your name printed on the back of your favourite jacket. It doesn't matter what designs you wear as long as you personally feel comfortable wearing them.
Stop trying to fit your sense of fashion into someone else's mould. Be your own person when it comes to fashion and stop trying to follow another person's lead or trying to fit in with the crowd. It's important to wear what feels comfortable so that you can actually stand wearing those clothes in public. If you hate yourself every time you walk out the door then what good is your outfit? It's just going to be a waste of time and money to put it together.
Everyone should feel comfortable in their own garments. Purchase things that you think look great and stop worrying so much about the price tag. If it seems undervalued, then try it on and make sure the construction is fine so that it won't fall apart after a couple of washes. If it seems too expensive, then remember that you're paying for high-quality clothing that will last a long time, and it's probably part of an exclusive selection that will fit your sense of fashion.
Stop letting others negatively affect how you perceive fashion. Instead, put faith in yourself so you can walk out the door and feel great about the clothes you wear, the accessories you adorn yourself with and the hairstyle that you picked.
