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This worked like a charm for a friend of mine in college: Go to a clothing store and buy exact sets of clothing off of the mannequins that you see. He knew lit
by faitswulff 9y ago
This worked like a charm for a friend of mine in college: Go to a clothing store and buy exact sets of clothing off of the mannequins that you see.
He knew literally nothing about fashion, but was consistently complimented on his clothing.
- danieltillett 9y agoThis is a surprisingly good approach especially at stores where the person dressing the mannequins has some sort of clue. The only downside is you will often end up with sets of clothes that can't be mixed and matched well.
- soneca 9y agoAnother downside is that you will mostly buy the most expensive clothes in the shop. Yet another one is that you will often buy clothes very specific to that year's collection and will look outdated soon. Mannequins rarely are with the cheaper and/or classic clothes.
- danieltillett 9y agoYes this is true, but neither of these are a huge problem if you just want to look fashionable and have the money. My actual advice is buy the clothes with the best quality fabric.