The first and foremost thing
that needs to be noted right away is that as we talk about fashion mistakes, we
basically do not talk about wearing outfits which could land on the list of worst-dressed,
had people been judging. Rather, we are basically talking about the long-held
habits one keeps refusing to break, all those fashion clichés one still
believes to be true, and all those small things one has been avoiding or keeps
doing that could wreak havoc on the personal style. The first would be to avoid
buying the same sized clothes. As any woman who
has shopped high-fashions and fast-fashions always know, sizing inevitably
varies from a store to another, from brands, and items.
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Mostly women have had one or other dress that led to super high dry-cleaning bills. But what fashion expert Johane Porsenna has to say is that it is not necessary to always listen to washing-instruction tags that come. Over 90 percent clothes which come with a 'dry-clean only' tag can actually be hand-washed without any trouble. A natural fabric, to be specific, says Porsenna, responds perfectly to hand-washes. As many clothes have been made out of fabric blends, as one reads the labels, defer to fabric which makes up highest percentage in blend. Thus, for instance if a dress is about 90 percent cashmere and say about 10 percent silk, it Is wise to wash accordingly with those instructions for cashmere.
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Forgetting About The Tailoring Part And The Limitations
If something does not fit perfectly, the ideal response is
of crumpling it up and kicking it across the floor. As stylists and fashion
bloggers, claim, people generally tend to think, the waist is quite too big; it
doesn't fit. But these fashion experts ask to think twice: Garments have to fit
the widest part of the body. Johane
Porsenna recommend ensuring if there are seams in areas which could need
tailoring – waist, hems, and, shoulders. However, that is not to say, that any
piece may be tailored to work for you: you’d want to avoid tailoring prints or
knits, and hemming embellishments like ruching or ruffles.
