How to Look Chic in Stripes

Stripe is a classic print that was popular in the 60's, some 4-5 years ago and has crawled it's way back in trend. Amongst all the retro prints, this timeless print can never go out of style, because of its unique appearance.

The most stylish way to wear stripes is to pair with sophisticated, bold accessories. Statement jewelries and colourful details are just some of the classic pieces that can upgrade your stripe.

Stripes can sometimes be too overwhelming. If you feel like the prints overpower you, then tone done the look with nude pumps or a sleek blazer or jacket. These structured pieces will fuse some formality to the casual look of your stripes.

Vertical stripes in body-fitting jumpsuits or dresses are perfect for slim women, but not for curvy ones. You may not for thick, bold stripes or thin ones depending on your style, but for a more flattering shape, thin lines are more preferable.

Horizontal stripes is more fitting for plus size or pregnant women as it gives the illusion of a slimmer shape.

Wearing stripes with stripes can be fashionable especially in matching sets, but be sure to wear it strategically. When wearing striped outfit, keep waistline visible by showing your midriff with a crop top; highlighting your waistline with a belt or a playing slanting lines that point to your waist.

Love love love both looks.You can pair your stripe with another printed fabric and not to forget you have to be careful doing this, you don't wanna go wrong.

Source: theStylist

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