A Structure to Your Style: 7 Fashion Styles to Try Out This Year!

 

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If you are looking to find your own style, this is not always the easiest thing in the world to achieve.
When you are trying to improve your appearance, the crux of it all is about getting to your unique
sense of character. This is why it's better for you to opt for certain styles rather than the trends.
Let's show you some of the styles out there to get you started. 

 

 

Bohemian Chic

Commonly abbreviated to boho, this is associated with the hippie movement from the 1960s and 70s.
Bohemian chic is usually associated with retro patterns, natural fabrics, and bold accessories in silver
and gold. The best way to begin is to mix natural prints with paisleys and floral types. You can get some
inspiration from Sarah Alexandra’s boho shirts and many other providers out there. Also, think about
textures such as macrame and crochet for your accessories. 

Grunge

Grunge fashion style is all about being thrifty. Comfort is the name of the game. Think about big chunky
boots and ripped jeans. The great thing about grunge is that you can venture to your nearest thrift store to
get to grips with the basics. It's all about durability! 

Minimalist

Minimalism is a lifestyle that many swear by these days, especially in terms of sartorial choices. While
you may think about minimalism as the basics and monochrome, the core of it is all about a functional
and versatile wardrobe, but with limited quantity. When it comes to fashion it's always about quality over
quantity, so let this inform your choices. 

Business Casual

A very simple and self-explanatory sartorial choice. It's not just about turning up to the office dressed in
some trouser suit, but it's an amazing get-up for those post-work drinks on a Friday. Even if you work at
home, you can still rock this look with blouses and skirts, combined with sweaters and cardigans that
straddle the balance between smart and comfy. 

Classic

If you are looking for a timeless sense of appeal, classic is all about elegant and refined pieces of clothing.
Think about neutral tones in your accessories such as your scarves, in combination with a basic pair of
jeans and a blazer. You don't have to work hard to make this style effective.

Retro

Nostalgia is always en vogue. While retro usually refers to two or three decades prior, you can stretch it
back even further. But if you like the padded shoulder look of the 80s, be careful to not mix it up too much
with modern looks. However, if you're looking for strong looks that truly encapsulate a whole new you, this
might be the way to go! 

Preppy 

The preppy look is all about the classic basics that are ultra-feminine. Knitwear, headbands, and tote
bags are all very prominent components of a preppy wardrobe that has a lot of chic. The great thing
about this style is that it will never go out of style!

There's plenty of inspiration out there, but it's always about ensuring you have the structure in place first.