How to style a maxi dress:
h Maxi dresses look good on just about every one , but finding the correct silhouette is key. If it's too big or too small-or to long or too short-it will not come off as flattering. Recently while walking around Venice and ended up ruining the bottom. made the mistake of wearing a white maxi dress I Now, I always try them on with a variety of heel sizes and make certain they don't touch the floor. If it's still too long, I'll bring it to my tailor (with the shoes I'll be wearing it with) so it can be hemmed specifically for my height.
your waistline, and shorten the length. It also adds a little something extra to an otherwise solid dress and creates a contrast with a printed one.
h Add a bold statement jacket that's cropped or hits right at your waist. If it's to long it will appear bulky and overpowering. Opt for lighter colors like I did with my white studded jacket . The motorcycle style, mixed with the floral stenciling creates an edgy, yet still feminine look. I prefer a softer shade as opposed to dark which gives a tougher vibe.
. If you're planning on spending the day at the shore, elect a lightweight breathable fabric that will keep you cool in the hot sun, like knit, cotton, or linenWhen heading to brunch, a wedding, or something more formal, invest in a dress with a sheer overlay, or a lace texture. These fabrics are dressier and constitute an elegant style.
Fromjewelry you really can't go wrong. bohemian to minimalist, to eccentric and bold; with statement pieces and let them stand out. If it has a busy pattern, I'll layer a mix of delicate necklacesThere is however one rule I follow: If my dress is plain, I'll brighten it up by wearing vivid and colorful , bracelets, and rings.
When determining what style handbag to use, my thought process is similar to when I choose my jewelry. If I'm wearing a monochrome dress, I'll pair it with a brightly colored purse; if my dress printed, I'll appoint a solid color in a complementary shade. As for the style-I prefer to use a clutch for a formal event, a small crossbody for brunch, and a larger sized handbag for shopping or strolling the beach.
