Know Your Body – Choose outfits which embrace your shape. Know which colors will flatter you the most by figuring out if the undertones in your skin. Don’t forget to measure your: bust, chest, hips and waist before shopping online

Feel Comfortable– If you feel uncomfortable, you probably look uncomfortable.  No outfit will make you look good if you don’t feel comfortable and pretty. Don’t dress too loose or too tight – both will make you look frumpy

Add Accessories – They can make the difference between an outstanding performance to only a decent one. If your closet is based on white & black add energy with colorful bags, watches and jewelry.

Don’t Be Boring – Face it, if everything in life would match – it will be a very boring one. Try to be unique with your own style and always add a small twist to your outfit

Your Closet Is Your Temple – Organize your closet. This way you’ll be able to see what you own. You should be able to see every item without rummaging. Be aware of your different items – get the right hangers for shirts, skirts and pants. And, don’t forget to donate clothes you haven’t worn in the past few years..

Bring the perfume into play after the shower
The main reason for this trick is that human body pores open right up in the shower. The steam does the trick and applying perfume after the shower. It will enable the pores to soak up the scent better, lasting longer than ever.

Apply it before putting clothes on
Perfume has the chemical reaction which applies better to heat. It can be more powerful when soaked up by the body, rather than the clothes. In fact applying it on some clothes can leave a stain, applying on body minimize the problem.

Do not Apply perfume on dry skin
The trick to this is applying some moisturizer on your dry skin, before applying the perfume which will again absorb the scent. Apply little moisturizer to your legs and arms, so they are plump and healthy.

Engage perfume on heated areas
Heated areas are usually found head to toe. These are the areas where heart rate is felt. Applying the perfume in these areas will cover more area and spread the scent evenly. The reason, being all these areas will have warmth, the trick is not to apply all the perfume in one area, you can apply it below the ear lobe, base of throat, inside the elbow and wrist.

Don’t rub the areas where you apply the perfume
It is not appropriate to rub the areas of applying perfume to cause heat. The rubbing literally kills the molecules, resulting in pulverizing the scent. This rubbing helps the scent of a perfume to disappear altogether.

Pick strong base notes
Pick a perfume which has really strong base notes. Notes like, vanilla, pines and musk are the notes which last longer.

Layer fragrance
Lastly, you want to chain your scent, a perfume, body wash, shampoo that can be mixed together on your skin. Multiple fragrance should be good.

While some trends come and go in the blink of an eye, there will always be a special place in fashion’s heart for the basic looks that were sported in the past. In today’s style market, style elements from the 60’s, 50’s and earlier are used all over the runway and in the look books of the top stylists. If you’re interested in dipping your toes into vintage fashion, but don’t want to look like you’re heading to a costume party, try incorporating vintage elements into modern looks to make a look that is unique and on-trend.

Retro Hair

Styling your hair into a vintage look can be a great way to call back to the past without restyling your entire wardrobe. Pin-up hairstyles are a great look for anyone willing to put in a bit of effort and product, and can look great paired with any outfit. There are thousands of tutorials online for great vintage hairstyles – don’t be afraid to experiment.

Vintage Cuts

Each generation had its own distinctive silhouette, and finding new items in that classic cut can be a great way to tap in to the vintage spirit without compromising on color, fabric, comfort, or price. Look for pieces that make you feel classic and elegant – high collars, demure skirts, narrow-legged pants can pull a look into the realm of retro, no matter how bold the rest of your outfit may be.

Colors, Patterns, and Fabrics

If vintage cuts aren’t quite up your alley, you can still capture the essence of the style by incorporating vintage hues or patterns into your outfits. Vintage-feeling fabrics, like lace and chiffon, can also lend to that old-time feel without compromising your favorite cut or fit.