Women’s dress is often considered as one of the most diverse topics among all other fields. It is equally concerned with the expression of individualism and conformity. It can be discussed at length by looking at how women dress in different societies and cultures, or a more generalized approach can be taken to look at its various roles from both an anthropological and feminist perspective.
Tips to buy women’s dress
1. Fit.
The most important factor that contributes to the overall appearance of women’s dress is fit . There are various ways in which fit can be measured, but one of the most easily understood is a tape measure. The term is from French meaning ‘to measure’. Before buying clothes, make sure you walk around the place you want to shop for about two minutes and then measure yourself at the waistline, bust and hips. If you are not tall or petite, then your measurements may vary a little bit. Just adjust accordingly so that your garments will all be of perfect fit.
2. Quality.
Wearing the right clothes will make you stand out from the crowd. After all, nobody notices what is not worn. It is important to get an idea of how much something is worth: if it does not cost a fortune but looks good, then it will be worth more. For example, you can even buy a dress for about $10-$15 which might look terrible and inexpensive. However, if the same dress just costs $35 (because of being made from good quality fabric), then it would be worth spending that money in terms of wearability and luxurious feeling one gets from wearing it.
3. Colors.
Colors have a great role in how women look and feel when they wear them. There are basically three types of colors that are used in women’s dress: warm, cool and neutral. Cool colors include green, blue and purple, whereas warm colors include orange, red and yellow. Neutral colors can be any color that does not make you look aggressive or too weak. It is also important to note that there are always shades of both cool and warm color families.
