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A good quality coat is an investment buy. It’s worth every penny if chosen carefully.Your personal style and existing wardrobe will determine what the best colour and style is for you.
When shopping for your perfect winter coat consider the following:
Styles that nip in the waist and flair at the hem usually work best. They emphasise or create shape and balance curves.
Single breasted is always better than double breasted unless you mostly wear your coat closed. Double-breasted worn open just leaves a lot of extra flapping fabric. Who needs extra bulk?
Lengths are best when they are either just above the knee or longer.This way it can easily be worn over trousers, skirts and dresses of any length.
If you mostly wear neutrals then select a coat in a bold colour or print to make your winter look pop.You can really go wild with this one and select a coat that expresses your personality. Consider a coat in bright red or bold brocade that will mix well with your otherwise neutral wardrobe.
If you wear lots of colour and print then tone it down. Select a neutral colour (black, chocolate, charcoal, camel) that will go with most of your wardrobe. If plain is just too boring for you, then consider a tweed or neutral brocade. Just remember, neutral doesn’t have to be boring.
If you love an eclectic look and don’t mind mixing textures, colours and prints, then select a statement piece that you will love to wear most days.This could be a coat in a mixture of colours or a print that goes with everything. Have fun with it and embrace your personal style.
Need to learn how to dress yourself slim, shop effectively and discover your own personal style?
Renowned for her work as a personal stylist and fashion designer,Tracy Gold offers a variety of personal styling services especially designed to assist you to feel fabulous about yourself.
Tracy will help you refine your existing wardrobe by teaching you what works for you, what doesn't and why. She will also teach you her effective shopping techniques that will save you a fortune and keep you from making the same expensive fashion mistakes again.
Visit her website for more details www.tracygold.co.za
When shopping for your perfect winter coat consider the following:
Styles that nip in the waist and flair at the hem usually work best. They emphasise or create shape and balance curves.
Single breasted is always better than double breasted unless you mostly wear your coat closed. Double-breasted worn open just leaves a lot of extra flapping fabric. Who needs extra bulk?
Lengths are best when they are either just above the knee or longer.This way it can easily be worn over trousers, skirts and dresses of any length.
If you mostly wear neutrals then select a coat in a bold colour or print to make your winter look pop.You can really go wild with this one and select a coat that expresses your personality. Consider a coat in bright red or bold brocade that will mix well with your otherwise neutral wardrobe.
If you wear lots of colour and print then tone it down. Select a neutral colour (black, chocolate, charcoal, camel) that will go with most of your wardrobe. If plain is just too boring for you, then consider a tweed or neutral brocade. Just remember, neutral doesn’t have to be boring.
If you love an eclectic look and don’t mind mixing textures, colours and prints, then select a statement piece that you will love to wear most days.This could be a coat in a mixture of colours or a print that goes with everything. Have fun with it and embrace your personal style.
Need to learn how to dress yourself slim, shop effectively and discover your own personal style?
Renowned for her work as a personal stylist and fashion designer,Tracy Gold offers a variety of personal styling services especially designed to assist you to feel fabulous about yourself.
Tracy will help you refine your existing wardrobe by teaching you what works for you, what doesn't and why. She will also teach you her effective shopping techniques that will save you a fortune and keep you from making the same expensive fashion mistakes again.
Visit her website for more details www.tracygold.co.za
