Celebrities are renowned for their sense of style and fashion statements, and the red carpet is often their playground. With the emergence of social media, it is easier than ever to draw inspiration from your favourite celebrities. From elegant dresses, statement accessories to bold makeup, here’s how to incorporate celebrity style into your wardrobe.
The first step is understanding your body type. Celebrities may come in all shapes and sizes, but they have a team of stylists and designers to help them choose clothes that flatter their body type. The same goes for us, we need to know our body type and choose clothes that enhance our best features. For instance, if you have an hourglass figure like Kim Kardashian, go for form-fitting clothes that hug your curves, or if you have a pear-shaped body like Beyoncé, choose clothes that draw attention to your upper body while flattering your lower half, such as an off-the-shoulder top with high-waisted jeans.
Secondly, accessories can add a lot of personality to your outfit. Take a cue from Rihanna, who is known for her bold and vibrant style. Statement accessories such as oversized earrings, a chunky necklace, or a colourful scarf can add an element of interest to the ensemble. Accessories are also a great way to incorporate your personality into an outfit. If you love boho, try pairing a printed scarf or choker necklace with a maxi dress. If you have a love for all things minimalist, choose delicate jewellery such as a dainty pendant necklace or simple hoop earrings.
Finally, makeup can truly add the finishing touch to an outfit. Even with a simple outfit, a bold lip or smoky eye like Zendaya can make all the difference. Remember, makeup is an extension of an outfit, and should never overpower it. If you’re wearing a bright and colourful outfit like Jennifer Lopez’s famous green Versace gown, go for more neutral makeup. Alternatively, natural makeup can complement a bold outfit like Kylie Jenner’s neon green dress at her 2019 birthday party.
In conclusion, celebrity style can be a huge source of inspiration when it comes to dressing up. However, it’s important to never entirely copy their style, but rather take elements that work for you and incorporate them into your wardrobe. Remember, fashion is all about being comfortable and confident in what you wear. So be true to yourself, and let the world be your runway.
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