Fashion
I’m a personal stylist – five fashion choices that make you look cheap, visible logos are a no for a start
A PERSONAL stylist has revealed her top five fashion faux pas that make someone look cheap.
She explained that although they may be expensive, clothes covered in designer logos don’t look as good as you think they do.
Jordan, a personal stylist, shared five fashion faux pas that made you look cheapTikTok/jordanstolch
Jordan Stolch (@jordanstolch), a style strategist, shared the fashion advice with over 140,000 TikTok followers.
She explained that understated style is sometimes underrated, especially in the case of clothing covered in logos.
“It’s time to retire the Gucci belt, the Hermes belt, and everything else in between,” she urged.
“Whether it was expensive or not doesn’t matter, it’s cheapening the look of your style and doing the opposite of what you want to do.”
Instead of big and flashy logos, she recommended choosing quality clothes without focusing on the label to look timeless.
Also on her list of fashion no’s were low-quality buttons, especially on blazers, overly distressed denim, and shoes with plastic on them.
The clear plastic heel has risen in popularity, the stylist said, because they’re actually “quite flattering” due to the lack of color.
“There’s nothing to break the leg line which makes the overall body look longer and leaner,” she explained.
However, she still urged folks to drop the shoe and to do it fast: “Plastic is always going to look cheap, no matter how you style it,” she said.
Instead, she recommended opting for a leather shoe that’s the same shade as your skin tone for the same lengthening effect.
Last but not least, is clothes that do not fit or altered to your body properly.
The stylist cringed at the sight of jeans bunched up at the ankles and encouraged viewers to take their clothes to the tailor.
Her viewers thanked and praised her for the eye-opening words of wisdom.
“Let’s talk about it!! Especially #1 cus y’all out here looking tacky with #1,” joked one commenter.
Others felt validated by her fashion icks: “I’ve always hated clear heels!” said another.
GettyShe recommended avoiding items with flashy logos, cheap buttons, overly distressed jeans, plastic heels, and ill-fitting clothes[/caption]
A PERSONAL stylist has revealed her top five fashion faux pas that make someone look cheap.
She explained that although they may be expensive, clothes covered in designer logos don’t look as good as you think they do.
Jordan, a personal stylist, shared five fashion faux pas that made you look cheapTikTok/jordanstolch
Jordan Stolch (@jordanstolch), a style strategist, shared the fashion advice with over 140,000 TikTok followers.
She explained that understated style is sometimes underrated, especially in the case of clothing covered in logos.
“It’s time to retire the Gucci belt, the Hermes belt, and everything else in between,” she urged.
“Whether it was expensive or not doesn’t matter, it’s cheapening the look of your style and doing the opposite of what you want to do.”
Instead of big and flashy logos, she recommended choosing quality clothes without focusing on the label to look timeless.
Also on her list of fashion no’s were low-quality buttons, especially on blazers, overly distressed denim, and shoes with plastic on them.
The clear plastic heel has risen in popularity, the stylist said, because they’re actually “quite flattering” due to the lack of color.
“There’s nothing to break the leg line which makes the overall body look longer and leaner,” she explained.
However, she still urged folks to drop the shoe and to do it fast: “Plastic is always going to look cheap, no matter how you style it,” she said.
Instead, she recommended opting for a leather shoe that’s the same shade as your skin tone for the same lengthening effect.
Last but not least, is clothes that do not fit or altered to your body properly.
The stylist cringed at the sight of jeans bunched up at the ankles and encouraged viewers to take their clothes to the tailor.
Her viewers thanked and praised her for the eye-opening words of wisdom.
“Let’s talk about it!! Especially #1 cus y’all out here looking tacky with #1,” joked one commenter.
Others felt validated by her fashion icks: “I’ve always hated clear heels!” said another.
GettyShe recommended avoiding items with flashy logos, cheap buttons, overly distressed jeans, plastic heels, and ill-fitting clothes[/caption]Fashion – latest style news and Fabulous trends | The Sun
