It sounds like you don't have a particular style in mind, so based on that assumption: (1) If you go to a nice department store like Nordstrom, I believe you c

It sounds like you don't have a particular style in mind, so based on that assumption: (1) If you go to a nice department store like Nordstrom, I believe you can still make an appointment with a personal shopper. That might be the best way for you to try new styles while also getting to feel the fabric in advance and get clothes that fit you well. (2) If there are people you think dress nicely in a way you'd like to emulate, compliment them! They'll appreciate it. They might tell you where they got the outfit. And if not, you can ask. (3) If you go to a clothing company's website like JCrew.com, they'll have a lot of pictures of people wearing full, stylish outfits, that might start to give you ideas about how to put your own outfits together. On JCrew I believe they even have a page called "What to wear" with links to all the items in each picture. Good luck out there!