THE HEAVY HITTER - HERMES
Scarf as a belt |
Scarf as a scarf & H belt as a belt |
Scarf as a trench belt |
THE WIDE BELT
This one's tricky for 85% of women - if in doubt, switch to a narrower width.
Oh & give yourself enough time so that if you need to switch,
you have the time to make the correct selection.
Vera Wang - eccentric fashion to the max. Don't try this at home. |
FLORAL DRESS? SKINNY BELT PLEASE
The ties and curves on an obi sash can work well to flatter a waist. |
You need a terrific figure to pull this off. If in doubt, narrow the belt. |
CHINO BELT
SWEATER BELT
For maximum all round flattery, keep Mr Belt thin & Ms Sweater fine. |
A chunky sweater can be hard to pull off - only for the skinny. |
For an oversize long sweater, keep the belt soft & blousony. If the belt has body, keep it on the narrow side. |
BOW BELT
Burberry AW 2012/13 |
A ribbon belt = Lincraft + bow tying skill. Easy when you know how. |
THE L-O-N-G BELT
Extra long, hanging loose so it slims. I buy two belts & buckle them together to get the longer length. |
Wrap around belt. Be careful. In this case, its not sitting at her arrowest waist & so it makes her look blocky. Avoid blocky. Not a good look. |
EL RANCHO
Its all in the buckle & the extras. |
THE CHAIN BELT
None other than Chanel |
Belt or necklace? Either will do. |
Awww, cute. Purse belt.
THE SELF BELT |
Avoid at all costs unless the garment is custom made. Swap any self belt for a leather or metal one. Always. Self belts on 99% of garments are not only a cheap way to decorate but they look cheap. |
No comments:
Post a Comment