Fashion Advice?

[kennalovesbooks]

I want to start off by apologizing because this might belong in the Fashion board? I'm not 100% sure. But more recently I've finally started to lose weight and a lot of my old comfy clothes stopped fitting, so I've decided to start shopping around for new clothes for this spring/summer. The only issue is that I have more of a style in the fall and winter time than I do in the summer. I love dark maroon sweaters and big cardigans and infinity scarves, and but I've never had a set 'summer/spring equivalent'. I do have a Polyvore collection of clothes Here: http://www.polyvore.com/kallies_closet/ ... id=4692191 , that best describes my winter/fall style, but my question for you beautiful people is, how do I translate this style to my Spring/Summer style? It's not like I live in a climate where I can continue with sweaters and leggings and velvet skirts all year long.

[Pastel]

Looking at your polyvore collection, I'm mostly seeing somewhat muted colors - which should be easy enough to bring into spring and summer, particularly the cream colour that pops up several times on your items.

I think it'd be nice to keep the muted palette but also bring in some prints. It doesn't have to be bright florals, there are plenty of options for calmer prints that are still spring appropriate. I'm not sure what your climate is like, but I personally like pairing thin, plain jumpers and t-shirts with skirts that have either a brighter (but not too bright) color or a print. I also do it the other way around, a short-ish flowy skirt and a t-shirt with some motive.

Also dresses, obviously, there are lots of retro-ish dresses this season that would fit nicely with the stuff on your board.

Another note: polyvore uses tags, so it might be helpful for you to have a look at the tags on your collection. That might lead to similar items or other tags that could help you find stuff you like

[patriciaringca]

I like simplicity, rather elegant, nothing nutritious. But at the same time I need a little youth. I love to wear dark trousers, loose shirt, cardigans and espadrille. But now in the summer I suffer, I can not afford a skirt, in a long time as a harvester I have 1.80 whether it is autumn.

[RahulSHrs]

Hello I want to have a fashion advice from here if anybody what color combinations will be suited other than black n white I sometimes bit confused.

[stellacook]

Leather is a classic staple that can easily elevate any look and can be worn in so many different ways. My all-time fashion advice with leather would be to go for timeless pieces like a leather jacket or skirt, as they never go out of style and can easily be dressed up or down depending on the occasion. Additionally, make sure to invest in quality leather pieces that will last you for years to come!

[lisanclark]

I understand that it can be overwhelming to find new clothes that suit your style and fit perfectly. To help you out with this, I suggest you start by looking for airy and light fabrics like cotton, linen and chiffon. You can also look for bright colors, floral prints and fun accessories to liven up your spring/summer wardrobe.

[gossipmanon]

I would say that you have to choose clothes which you feel great to wear it for your job. I too have lost a lot of weight and had to redo my entire wardrobe. But I think that feeling comfortable is the most important thing.

[Xelahanan]

I like to wear something simple and comfortable. From colors I prefer white and black.

[mariteskaren]

Translating your cozy fall style to warmer months can feel tricky, but I think picking lighter fabrics in your usual muted tones is a great start. Maybe try chambray shirts, linen pants, or skirts in cream, blush or light gray. You could also opt for flowy dresses or jumpsuits - that way you don't have to fuss with different bottoms and tops. Accessories like floppy hats, sandals or a woven tote can help the looks feel summery too. Most of all, choose pieces you feel comfortable in.

[Xelahanan]

Translating your cozy fall style to warmer months can feel tricky, but I think picking lighter fabrics in your usual muted tones is a great start. Maybe try chambray shirts, linen pants, or skirts in cream, blush or light gray. You could also opt for flowy dresses or jumpsuits - that way you don't have to fuss with different bottoms and tops. Accessories like floppy hats, sandals or a woven tote can help the looks feel summery too. Most of all, choose pieces you feel comfortable in.

a good recommendation as far as I'm concerned.

[alfordjennifer]

No problem at all; your post fits well here! It’s great to hear you’re refreshing your wardrobe for spring and summer. Consider incorporating lighter yet stylish pieces to translate your fall and winter style into the warmer months. One versatile option is the leather jacket. It’s a fantastic transitional piece that can work for both cooler evenings and warmer days.