Choosing what to wear requires more than just covering our bodies, it also says what image we would like to project to the world. Many of us would like our clothes to make us look attractive and appealing. What I termed the classic women or “girl next door”. Her style is consistently classic. From her pumps heals, to her oxford top.
In high fashion runway shows the women may be adorned in futuristic looks or edgy colors and textures. Of course, those looks may express the taste of innovative artistic fashionistas. Girls Best Friend and Co promotes the “well dressed women”. From our experience the less flashy conservatives are concerned that we will attempt to put them in clothes outside their comfort zone. This idea couldn’t be any further from the truth. Girls Best Friend and Co encourage prospects and clients to be true to their personality when developing their wardrobe. Being well dressed isn’t synonymous with the latest fashion trend. Being well dressed is about using proper size, proportion and color to accentuate your body type. We believe women are at their best when their ensembles speak to their personality. This post is about the classic woman.
The classic girl can wear todays popular pieces like the maxi skirt or the “it “bag and be true to her personality.
You can also add a splash of color to a classic look to give a nice update.
I recently had a conversation with a fellow style blogger, who is also an academic, she shared that she didn’t always feel comfortable admitting she cared about style and fashion. She said, “In academia, style is often viewed as anti-intellectual. I have come across clients who felt similar. I have always been successful at creating a paradigm shift. My “classic woman” maintains their classic but with a play on color and accessory we inject just the right amount of charisma to their wardrobe.
Browse some well put together classic looks. Notice the classic cut and silhouette but amped up using color and accessories. Classic’s at its best.











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