Feng Shui and Everything Fancy

Tim Gunn, a fashion guru gave away the “10 Essential Elements” wardrobe pieces for women. The 10 elements are basic classic pieces. Choose the wardrobe pieces that will enhance your features. I really enjoy watching Tim Gunn’s TV show, “Tim Gunn’s Guide to Style,” where he helps women who are “clueless” about fashion unleash the beauty inside them. As they say, “dress for success.” Thinking of revamping your closet? Why not try to follow Tim’s advice. I will definitely try these tips:

1. Basic black dress – The basic black dress has been around for a long time. It is often called the “Little Black Dress”, and it’s true that shorter skirts on the basic black dress, when they hit you in the right place, can be more flattering than a long black dress.

2. Trench coat - The trench coat is one of the pieces that is both classic and currently a hot fashion item.

3. Classic dress pants – Although it doesn’t say black, this is probably what you want to look for. Black is flattering on all figures and goes with everything.

4. White Shirt – The white shirt is a definite classic. But it can also come in many different styles to make it look trendy and not dated or like a man’s piece of clothing. Find one that accentuates your best attributes and minimizes trouble spots. For example, if you have wide shoulders, stay away from large collars.

5. Jeans - need I say more?

6. Cashmere sweater - This is one item probably not many people own. But including it forces people to buy a piece of clothing that is high quality and that is also a luxury item. Having a cashmere sweater in your closet is like giving a gift to yourself. And aren’t you worth it?

7. Skirt - If you need dress pants then you also need a skirt. A skirt is womanly and can be flirty or businesslike. Nowadays women do not wear many skirts or dresses, which makes a lot of them fall into a rut of dressing sloppily or like men. See number 8.

8. Day Dress – Women also are not wearing as many dresses anymore. It was certainly liberating to go from the ’50s when women wore dresses every day to wearing more practical pants for gardening, exercising, and so forth. But the dress does not have to be abandoned altogether. They can be very flattering, and there is nothing wrong with “dressing up” for daytime.

9. Blazer - The blazer sounds very masculine, but when you get the right one with a proper shape it is not. Women’s blazers should follow the silhouette of a woman’s body and accent the hourglass curve at her waist. It is also a perfect piece to put with the skirt or dress pants, and white shirt. Or make it casual with a pair of jeans.

10. Sweatsuit alternative – As mentioned before, women wear fewer skirts and dresses these days. But some women have taken casual to the extreme and spend days on end in sweat suits. It is possible to be casual and comfortable without looking like a slob. Find a comfortable material (that’s why this doesn’t say jeans again – denim is not as comfortable as a nice soft cotton) that you would want to wear every day. It could be khakis, cords, a cotton dress, or much more.

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Happy shopping! Bring out the best in you.

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