FASHION ADVICE FOR THE WEEK

     Looking extremely glorious involves knowing what to own and what to wear, otherwise where is the fun?
We at DMO2020 came up with this post for all you fashion enthusiast out there.

STEP 1: KNOW YOUR JEANS
Is it skinny or baggy, or does it not just fit? Knowing your jeans involves what you are comfortable in and not just an ''in prom two thing''.  Go for fitted jeans, not too tight and not too baggy. Go for materials like cotton if you wish. Wear jeans that are the right length for your shoes. If your jeans is not the right length, well do not throw it out, hem them to give it the perfect length.

STEP 2: SCARF
Scarfs are not just meant for the head alone.It can be worn around the neck during cold weather conditions, or it can be worn to match an outfit.

STEP 3:   OUTING BAGS
Not every outings (dinner parties, PTA's, get together e.t.c) should be accompanied with a big bag or purse. This kind of bag in the above image helps too and is great for hangouts and fun times outside. Wear the bag on the shoulder or across the body.

STEP 4:     MOISTURIZERS
These are a necessity for soft hands and can also be purchased in little containers and can be carried anywhere inside a purse, bag or carry on.

                                              OTHER TIPS.
1. Make a list of items before shopping.
2. Always check out the mirror.
3. Try on clothes before buying : This is a must do in order not to shop for too big or too small a clothing.
4. Edit your closet.
5. Wear comfortable under garments.
6. Feel comfortable always.
 

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