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as we predicted we got a whole lot of Melania Trump this week thanks to her

tagging along with her husband on a 12-day trip to Asia frankly this trip

helped us learn a lot about how Melania Trump is using fashion as first lady

while Michelle Obama made a habit of wearing designers from the country she

was visiting abroad like when she wore Kenzo on a trip to Japan in May 2015

Melania Trump hasn't really embraced that approach in Asia opting to with her

favorite designers instead of exploring what Asian designers have to offer she

has a style and she's sticking to it apparently this is what Melania Trump

wore this week Friday November 3rd a white Dior dress for arriving in Hawaii

for a quick touchdown in Hawaii before their John to Asia first lady kept

things easy donning a breezy white dress from Dior and wrapping a leather belt

around her waist Saturday November 4th a tropical dress for leaving Hawaii

First Lady Trump was seen in a brand new outfit for her Hawaiian exit a tropical

looking dress with large leaves from the london-based brand bar Godin or a label

she had yet to wear his first lady donning nude flats for a flight to Japan

we have to say Trump's bright pattern look shocked us and she continued doing

so with her fashion choices throughout her trip Sunday November 5th a funky

Fendi coat for Tokyo mark this down as one of the more unexpected outfits Trump

wore this week after arriving in Japan on Sunday Trump wore a funky and unusual

beige black and orange Fendi coat over a leather pencil skirt from one of her

favorites her Pierre Sunday November 5th a demure black look for dinner with

japan's Prime Minister to round off the day Trump reverted to her beloved black

for dinner with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his wife pairing a her

Pierre coat dress with her signature black Manolo Blahnik stilettos to match

Monday November 6th a blue Dior for exploring Japan

on Monday Trump's fondness for 50s silhouettes showed again when she wore a

caped midnight blue Dior dress for visits to the Imperial Palace and

kyobashi Tsukiji elementary school of course

she wore blue amber Manolo Blahnik Hills that matched her dress exactly Monday

November 6th a bright red Valentino for a state dinner for her final outfit

change Monday Trump slipped into a bright red dress from Valentino another

classic choice for a state dinner with Japan's leaders Tuesday November 7th a

large aubergine coat for South Korea on Tuesday the Trump's flew from Japan to

South Korea and for their arrival Trump appeared in a voluminous purple

coat from del Pozo the Spanish label she's worn many times before as for the

shoes she opted for suede Louboutins in a brighter purple Tuesday November 7th a

glittery number for dinner in Seoul South Korea for dinner at the blue house

the South Korean equivalent of the White House

Trump wore a surprisingly glittery black and blue lace gown from J Mendel

Wednesday November 8th a military inspired McQueen coat for one last stop

and Seoul South Korea first lady and her husband visited South Korea's national

cemetery for one last stop to which Trump wore military-inspired black

Alexander McQueen coat with a black leather belt cinched at the waist

Wednesday November 8th a black coat again for her arrival in Beijing Melania

Trump was in Beijing hours later wearing an entirely different black coat from

Dolce and Gabbana with black hills to match Thursday November 9th a Dolce &

Gabbana floral dress for a welcome ceremony in Beijing Trump kept loyal to

D and G the next day wearing a long black dress embellished with flowers to

a welcome ceremony and a primary school in Beijing Thursday November 9th an

Asian inspired Gucci look for dinner in Beijing well this was unexpected for

dinner in Beijing with China's first lady penguin Trump wore Gucci dress

featuring an asian-inspired pattern and the pink fur at the end of the sleeves a

shame this look didn't come from a Chinese designer though we have to say

Friday November 10th a classic silhouette for traversing the Great Wall

here's the Melania Trump we know for visiting the Beijing Zoo and the Great

Wall of China on Friday Trump wore a long grey skirt nude flats

a black sweater and a black coat she sensed the whole look together with a

wide pink leather belt cut to look like lace a classic yet casual at least for

first lad Melania Trump look

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6 (MORE) Ways Men Are Dressing Wrong - Duration: 5:39.

So my most popular video has almost 8 million views, thats insane.

8 million people, like that's crazy to me.

So, since I figured you guys loved it so much, why not do a continuation to the,

Ten ways men are dressing wrong.

(Which you can watch up here) And give you 6 more ways men dress wrong daily.

Number one, oversized t-shirts.

This is a phenomenon.

Now, I'm not talking about the trend, I'm talking about the unintentional use of oversized t-shirts,

not knowing that it is actually affecting your overall aesthetic.

If your t-shirts seams aren't lining up with your shoulders, your biceps aren't being exposed,

and you have an overall box t-shirt, you're drastically affecting how you look.

I've talked about "How a t-shirt should fit" right above here, but the point is, you go

to the mall, you see so many guys get this simple style garment wrong and get the fit

wrong, and it just ruins everything.

And don't get me wrong, you can look more stylish than any guy, if your t-shirts fit

right and it looks like a quality, especially one from our ESNTLS Company.

As you guys know that is the whole point why we started ESNTLS Company, there are so many

basics men get wrong all the time or they buy cheap ones that don't last,

don't fit and look like crap.

Well, I decided to make something about it.

So, we started our own personal company called, ESNTLS.

Ideally, we are going to create ESNTLS for men, the bare bones that build stylish wardrooms,

to make sure that you guys have your essentials covered and build on from their.

So what I did, started with the t-shirt.

Build the perfect t-shirt every guy should own.

First, we started with the quality.

We wanted something that looked luxury and would look great across anything, whether

be a dressed up outfit, or even going to the gym.

You want something that makes you look good.

And cheap fabrics don't do that for you.

So, we did a combination of cotton and bamboo, which delivers a luxurious soft fabric, unlike

anything you've ever tried and also it's a natural anti-bacterial fabric that fights off odors.

And then we tackled fit, we got the neck right, making sure it was a bacon neck or it fit too loose.

The neck area is nice and tight and hugs it.

The arms are perfect, it shows off the best features of a guy,

makes you look jacked, makes you look sexy.

And the body, kept it tight in the chest and enough room in the mid-section to allow for

mobility and comfortability.

You get those two together and you have what I think, its a perfect t-shirt.

If you guys want to check out our ESNTLS Company, it's going to be linked down below,

like I said, stay tuned.

This is only the beginning, after this we are going to be pumping out so many quality

ESNTLS for guys, you guys are gonna love them.

So, if you want to start out with the basics and get the t-shirt right...

check out that ESNTLS tee.

The second way men are dressing wrong, just being to matchy-matchy..

Matching too closely is the worst thing you could do for your style.

For example, matching your your tie to your shirt, or your tie to your pocket square

(please don't do that.)

Unless you're rocking neutral or muted colors, like your blacks, your white, your tan,

matching closely is a bad play.

It can go one or two ways, it will either looked like you lack creativity and took the

safe route or like a try hard, either way.. bad play.

The third way men are dressing wrong, is thinking nobody will ever see their underwear.

So they don't invest in underwear, they wear the same pair all the time.

This is one area where women have a huge leap on us, women really care about their underwear.

Believe it or not, even if nobody is going to see your underwear, wearing the right one

will boost your confident and make you feel better.

If you've never tried one, then you can't argue against that.

I can tell you from personal experience, when you throw on a quality pair of underwear and

feels soft, that offers support, you day is gonna be different.

You're gonna be on top of the world, trust you and me.

And if somebody does see it, you'll be prepared.

So don't be the guy that doesn't invest in his underwear

and wears the same whitey-tightes every single day.

Number four, going too much with the hair product.

Your hair is part of your style and if you glue that thing down, thats it, game over.

It doesn't matter how stylish or how expensive your outfit was, if you just use too much

hair product, it just brings you back to the guido days in Jersey Shore.

Why would you want to do that to yourself?

Right now the style, you want to keep things natural.

Make it look as if you don't have any hair product.

If you want to control hair then apply heat,

whether through a hair dryer or a hair straightener, and apply minimal product.

You want to be able to run your fingers through your hair.

If you can't do that, you might have too much product.

The fifth way men are dressing wrong, or better yet, young guys are dressing wrong.. go to

the mall and you see it all the time. Men with pants below their waist.

Pants were made to sit at your hips.

So when you wear below your waist, it distorts the whole garment.

But when you do the simple step of just putting the pants where they are suppose to be, you

instantly look taller, leaner and more attractive.

You will avoid the obnoxious breaks at the bottom and the unwarranted underwear showing,

that nobody wants to see.

And finally number six, your tie should be all the way up.

Again, something that I see all the time.

When I used to work at an office, I would see guys with their ties loosely done or not

done all the way up.

Either A: they thought they were looking sexy or B: they just didn't know otherwise.

Regardless, a loose tie just looks sloppy.

Again, it doesn't matter if you're wearing Ermenegildo Zegna or a $5,000 suit, if your

tie is not done all the way up, you're doing it wrong.

And that's basically it boys, those are 6 ways most guys are dressing wrong.

If you guys liked this video and found it informative,

don't forget to drop us a like down below.

Also, don't forget to check out our ESNTLS t-shirts, it's going to be linked down below.

Like I said, it's the perfect one.

What are you waiting for?

Thats it for me today. See you next time!

For more infomation >> 6 (MORE) Ways Men Are Dressing Wrong - Duration: 5:39.

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The 50 Best Fashion Tips of All Time (Part 1) - Duration: 16:13.

The 50 Best Fashion Tips of All Time (Part 1)

Say goodbye to embarrassing outfits. Weve rounded up the best fashion tips of all time into one spot. So that youll never have to step out of the house feeling unsure about your look again.

Ahead, youll find advice from celebrity stylists who have been in the game for years. And weve taken notes from a few iconic style stars—like Jackie O and Bianca Jagger.

Their influence on the fashion world has withstood the test of time. Now, its your turn to step out with confidence and make heads turn just like fashions it girl.

Make sure you bookmark this tab because the fashion tips below will come in handy the next time youre in a style dilemma.

1. Show Skin Strategically

Looking truly sexy involves knowing what to bare-and what to keep under wraps. Otherwise, wheres the mystery? Choose one-only one-body part and show it off, advises Jen Rade, stylist to Angelina Jolie.

If its cleavage, dont show your legs. If its your legs, stay covered on top..

2. Round Up White Button-Downs

Take a classic cue from Marilyn Monroe! They elevate jeans and keep ball skirts from drifting into fantasy-land. But all that mileage comes at a cost: a short shelf life. So buy three, dont overbleach (which can cause yellowing), and refresh regularly.

3. Accessorize With Brights

If youve got a closet full of neutrals-be they navy, black, camel, or gray-add energy with boldly hued shoes and bags. Not only is a ruby red satchel more lively than ho-hum black, but its also surprisingly versatile.

Feeling really brave? Wear a neutral base with shoes and a bag in two different complementary colors.

4. Hem Your Pants for a Shoe Height

The biggest mistake women make is wearing pants that arent the right length for their shoes, says stylist Kate Young. To fix this, hem to either flats or heels like Dakota Johnson—no going back.

Generally, hems should just graze the tops of your shoes and be from 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch off the floor.

5. Go Hands-Free for Evening

A dressy bag with a chain helps you hold crudités and a cocktail-plus, it lends a cool edge to evening wear, says stylist Cher Coulter. Wear the chain diagonally across your body for the best effect.

6. Know Your Stretch

The secret formula for a soft but formfitting T? 95% cotton, 5% Lycra spandex. For jeans to hold their shape, they need at least 2% Lycra.

7. Throw on a Scarf

Its the ultimate accessory according to a host of the best-dressed women we interviewed. Stash one in your purse or carry-on to transform simple Ts in the time it takes to make a knot.

8. Consider the Wear and Care

Before you buy, try to gauge how a piece might hold up after a few washings. And dont shell out for clothes you cant, or wont, take to the dry cleaners.

If you know youll never hand-wash that embellished sweater or fancy bra, walk away.

9. Embrace Your Shape

Once you know which silhouettes flatter you, filter trends ruthlessly, says designer Shoshanna Gruss. For instance, if youre petite and shapely, its best to avoid tall columns and billowy maxis even if you love them.

Go for a dress with a defined waist and just-above-the-knee hem.

10. Make a List

Not of what you want to buy, but of the 10 fave items in your closet. This will help you zero in on pieces that mesh with what you own (or remind you that you never actually wear big floral prints).

11. Hit the Dressing Room Prepared

If youre shopping for that ultra-important dress, get a true feel for the fit by bringing your Spanx with you. And while youre at it, bring heels, lipstick, and a hairbrush.

These will help you get a better sense of the final result.

12. Round Down in Denim

When in doubt, go with the smaller size in jeans. They always stretch, and nothings more unflattering than the unintentionally baggy derrière.

13. Edit Your Closet

Clothes need breathing room! You should be able to see every item without rummaging. Consider donating anything you havent worn in the past year.

14. Always Check Out the Rear View

And dont leave the house until you like what you see in the mirror.

15. Layer Your Necklaces

Coco Chanels more-is-more approach still makes a statement today. You can do multiples of the same material, or better yet, go for contrast: Try a femme piece with edgy chains, feathers with beads, or pearls with diamantés.

16. Check the Inside

A garments lining is often a designers calling card, and a good way to judge quality. A well-crafted lining is a sign that the whole piece has been sewn with care.

17. Open Your Mind

Always take one its cute but so not me thing into the fitting room.

18. Show Some Loyalty

A great-fitting dress or pair of pants from a line one season may mean similar success the next, as shown by Kate Middleton.

Designers, especially higher-end ones like Middletons fave Temerley London, tend to size their clothes based on a regular fit model.

19. When in Doubt, Wear Nude Pumps

Matched to your skin tone, theyre a pretty safe bet. (And they make legs look longer.).

20. Wearing white? Seek out light.

Keep in mind: White clothes always look more see-through in daylight. Check yourself out in a bright setting to be safe, like Jennifer Lawrence must have done.

21. Stripe It Up

Striped pieces are a nice, classic way to pull yourself together for the weekend, says stylist Tina Chai. A red- or navy-and-white bateau neck, for instance, has presence and versatility.

22. Upgrade Your Buttons

Sometimes, the only giveaway that your cute jacket cost less than lunch money is its cheap hardware. Swap in nicer buttons, or have a tailor do it.

23. Never Buy a Boring Coat

Outerwear should never be an afterthought, says Holmes amp Yang co-designer Jeanne Yang.

So many people only see you in your coat—if youre not wearing something great underneath your trench, theyll never even know! Look for a stylish coat, like Olivia Culpos here.

24. Own Something Leopard

Make the print a staple in your accessories wardrobe, says stylist Rob Zangardi. Its timeless, racy enough, and always glamorous.

25. Mix Your Prints

Combining colors, scale, and patterns in a way that looks dynamic takes practice, but there are some basic tricks to getting it right.

You can wear two prints that repeat the same colors or mix a large-scale pattern with a smaller one. Whats even easier is to use the second motif as an accent (like Gabrielle Union left).

For more infomation >> The 50 Best Fashion Tips of All Time (Part 1) - Duration: 16:13.

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The 50 Best Fashion Tips of All Time (Part 1) - Duration: 16:13.

The 50 Best Fashion Tips of All Time (Part 1)

Say goodbye to embarrassing outfits. Weve rounded up the best fashion tips of all time into one spot. So that youll never have to step out of the house feeling unsure about your look again.

Ahead, youll find advice from celebrity stylists who have been in the game for years. And weve taken notes from a few iconic style stars—like Jackie O and Bianca Jagger.

Their influence on the fashion world has withstood the test of time. Now, its your turn to step out with confidence and make heads turn just like fashions it girl.

Make sure you bookmark this tab because the fashion tips below will come in handy the next time youre in a style dilemma.

1. Show Skin Strategically

Looking truly sexy involves knowing what to bare-and what to keep under wraps. Otherwise, wheres the mystery? Choose one-only one-body part and show it off, advises Jen Rade, stylist to Angelina Jolie.

If its cleavage, dont show your legs. If its your legs, stay covered on top..

2. Round Up White Button-Downs

Take a classic cue from Marilyn Monroe! They elevate jeans and keep ball skirts from drifting into fantasy-land. But all that mileage comes at a cost: a short shelf life. So buy three, dont overbleach (which can cause yellowing), and refresh regularly.

3. Accessorize With Brights

If youve got a closet full of neutrals-be they navy, black, camel, or gray-add energy with boldly hued shoes and bags. Not only is a ruby red satchel more lively than ho-hum black, but its also surprisingly versatile.

Feeling really brave? Wear a neutral base with shoes and a bag in two different complementary colors.

4. Hem Your Pants for a Shoe Height

The biggest mistake women make is wearing pants that arent the right length for their shoes, says stylist Kate Young. To fix this, hem to either flats or heels like Dakota Johnson—no going back.

Generally, hems should just graze the tops of your shoes and be from 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch off the floor.

5. Go Hands-Free for Evening

A dressy bag with a chain helps you hold crudités and a cocktail-plus, it lends a cool edge to evening wear, says stylist Cher Coulter. Wear the chain diagonally across your body for the best effect.

6. Know Your Stretch

The secret formula for a soft but formfitting T? 95% cotton, 5% Lycra spandex. For jeans to hold their shape, they need at least 2% Lycra.

7. Throw on a Scarf

Its the ultimate accessory according to a host of the best-dressed women we interviewed. Stash one in your purse or carry-on to transform simple Ts in the time it takes to make a knot.

8. Consider the Wear and Care

Before you buy, try to gauge how a piece might hold up after a few washings. And dont shell out for clothes you cant, or wont, take to the dry cleaners.

If you know youll never hand-wash that embellished sweater or fancy bra, walk away.

9. Embrace Your Shape

Once you know which silhouettes flatter you, filter trends ruthlessly, says designer Shoshanna Gruss. For instance, if youre petite and shapely, its best to avoid tall columns and billowy maxis even if you love them.

Go for a dress with a defined waist and just-above-the-knee hem.

10. Make a List

Not of what you want to buy, but of the 10 fave items in your closet. This will help you zero in on pieces that mesh with what you own (or remind you that you never actually wear big floral prints).

11. Hit the Dressing Room Prepared

If youre shopping for that ultra-important dress, get a true feel for the fit by bringing your Spanx with you. And while youre at it, bring heels, lipstick, and a hairbrush.

These will help you get a better sense of the final result.

12. Round Down in Denim

When in doubt, go with the smaller size in jeans. They always stretch, and nothings more unflattering than the unintentionally baggy derrière.

13. Edit Your Closet

Clothes need breathing room! You should be able to see every item without rummaging. Consider donating anything you havent worn in the past year.

14. Always Check Out the Rear View

And dont leave the house until you like what you see in the mirror.

15. Layer Your Necklaces

Coco Chanels more-is-more approach still makes a statement today. You can do multiples of the same material, or better yet, go for contrast: Try a femme piece with edgy chains, feathers with beads, or pearls with diamantés.

16. Check the Inside

A garments lining is often a designers calling card, and a good way to judge quality. A well-crafted lining is a sign that the whole piece has been sewn with care.

17. Open Your Mind

Always take one its cute but so not me thing into the fitting room.

18. Show Some Loyalty

A great-fitting dress or pair of pants from a line one season may mean similar success the next, as shown by Kate Middleton.

Designers, especially higher-end ones like Middletons fave Temerley London, tend to size their clothes based on a regular fit model.

19. When in Doubt, Wear Nude Pumps

Matched to your skin tone, theyre a pretty safe bet. (And they make legs look longer.).

20. Wearing white? Seek out light.

Keep in mind: White clothes always look more see-through in daylight. Check yourself out in a bright setting to be safe, like Jennifer Lawrence must have done.

21. Stripe It Up

Striped pieces are a nice, classic way to pull yourself together for the weekend, says stylist Tina Chai. A red- or navy-and-white bateau neck, for instance, has presence and versatility.

22. Upgrade Your Buttons

Sometimes, the only giveaway that your cute jacket cost less than lunch money is its cheap hardware. Swap in nicer buttons, or have a tailor do it.

23. Never Buy a Boring Coat

Outerwear should never be an afterthought, says Holmes amp Yang co-designer Jeanne Yang.

So many people only see you in your coat—if youre not wearing something great underneath your trench, theyll never even know! Look for a stylish coat, like Olivia Culpos here.

24. Own Something Leopard

Make the print a staple in your accessories wardrobe, says stylist Rob Zangardi. Its timeless, racy enough, and always glamorous.

25. Mix Your Prints

Combining colors, scale, and patterns in a way that looks dynamic takes practice, but there are some basic tricks to getting it right.

You can wear two prints that repeat the same colors or mix a large-scale pattern with a smaller one. Whats even easier is to use the second motif as an accent (like Gabrielle Union left).

For more infomation >> The 50 Best Fashion Tips of All Time (Part 1) - Duration: 16:13.

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The 50 Best Fashion Tips of All Time (Part 2) - Duration: 16:13.

The 50 Best Fashion Tips of All Time (Part 2)

Say goodbye to embarrassing outfits. Weve rounded up the best fashion tips of all time into one spot. So that youll never have to step out of the house feeling unsure about your look again.

Ahead, youll find advice from celebrity stylists who have been in the game for years. And weve taken notes from a few iconic style stars—like Jackie O and Bianca Jagger.

Their influence on the fashion world has withstood the test of time. Now, its your turn to step out with confidence and make heads turn just like fashions it girl.

Make sure you bookmark this tab because the fashion tips below will come in handy the next time youre in a style dilemma.

26. Conquer Your Fear of Color

To play it safe, combine a neutral, like flax, with something bolder, like yellow. But think twice about pairing intense hues with black, which can look dated, says designer Chris Benz.

For something punchier, try two colors that are beside each other on the color wheel, such as coral and orange. Not sure where to begin? Notice what colors you love and respond to in your decor, says Benz.

27. Go For the Knockout Accent

If your evening dress is a stark stunner (or has a lot of embellishment), one single showstopping accessory, like Grace Kellys earrings, is all you need.

28. Vet Your Vintage

Nothing comes back the same way, and the jumpsuit of 2017 is not necessarily the same as a version from the 70s. Check out the difference in Raquel Welchs and Tilda Swintons jumpsuits.

There are subtle design tweaks that make any revival slightly different from the original. Does that piece from your archive really work now? Ask a trusted friend for a second opinion.

29. Only Buy a Bargain if You Love It

Be dubious of that voice that tells you youve got to buy because its only $39 or that if you dont scoop it up now, youll never find it again.

30. Try a Thicker Waistband

It will accentuate your waist and also help show off your curves. Take a note from Ashley Graham, left.

31. Go Beyond the Blazer

You should already have your go-to tailored jacket. But a wardrobe of less formal toppers will help you look pulled together even on casual days.

Opt for a leather jacket with wool trousers, a jean version over a silk shirt, or-stylists favorite!-an army jacket over just about anything.

32. Master Menswear

Don a pantsuit a la Bianca Jagger and youll immediately stand up straighter.

Anna Johnson, author of Savvy Chic, says a waistcoat, a crisp pin-striped shirt, or a really big watch or cravat telegraphs power. Dont forget to balance it out with lipstick and taller shoes.

33. Make Friends With a Good Tailor

Nothing raises the quality of moderately priced clothes more than having them altered to suit your shape. Build a relationship with a tailor or dressmaker who knows your body and your taste and youll never look back.

34. Look for Twists on Classics

The right tweak can turn a staple into a statement. Try tuxedo pants in a graphic print, a trench in silk—like Priyanka Chopra, or the classic L.L. Bean tote in camouflage.

35. Dont Skimp On a T-Shirt Bra

The right one will give you confidence and shape under those unforgiving tissue-thin tees.

36. Add an Element of Surprise

Whether its grosgrain with sequins, a motorcycle jacket over a formal gown, an oversize choker with an easy white T, or a vivid shoe like Kerry Washingtons, a touch of contrast makes good outfits great.

37. Recast Your Jewelry

•Loop a chain through the clasp of a brooch. Suddenly, its a necklace!. •Use the same jewel to add a touch of sparkle to your handbag.

•Wrap your chains or lariat around your wrist for a tough luxe bracelet. •Snap clip-on earrings onto flats for an instant evening shoe.

38. Spend Your Budget on Accessories

Cool shoes, interesting jewelry—those can really elevate your look, says stylist Isabel Dupré, who notes that a wardrobe of the right little extras lets you be more relaxed about the rest of your outfit.

39. Have a Stylist Emergency Kit

• Double-stick tape for loose hems or a gaping bodice. • Tide To Go eraser pen for getting wine off whites, fast. • Safety pins for allover damage control. • Bra clip to control peekaboo straps.

• Lint brush or roller to run over your coat or woolens. • Makeup sponge for removing deodorant stains.

40. Pair Loose With Tight

Few mortals can pull off head-to-toe baggy. So take a cue from Charlize Theron and team your billowing pieces with something body-conscious. (Hint: This is what leggings were made for.).

41. Jazz Up Your LBD

Simpler shapes cry out for styling. Try dressy jackets or a slip-on shrug, colored shoes and bags like Mandy Moore, or tinted sheers plus booties.

42. Dress for First Class

You want to be comfy, sure, but also chic enough to be tapped for an upgrade. A sharp blazer and scarf or a leather jacket is the unofficial uniform of jet-setters worldwide, as shown by Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.

To complete the outfit, just throw on jeans or leggings, then add flats, heels, or riding boots.

43. Get Studs

Fake or real, big or small, they will go with any color, fabric, or style of cocktail dress and will never compete with other jewelry, says stylist Rob Zangardi, who works with Rachel McAdams.

44. Check the Rise

On trousers, the distance between the crotch and the waistband is critical to the fit. Its also not something thats easily altered, so make sure pants are neither too snug nor droopy in this area before you buy them.

Joan Smalls shows off the perfect fit.

45. Do a Cashmere Quality Test

• The thicker the knit, the denser its gauge, which means there is more cashmere in it. • Gently stretch the body of the sweater to test if it snaps back. A lower-quality cashmere wont.

• While some great cashmere is milled in the U.S. and in China, a label that says Made in Scotland or Made in Italy often indicates a superior weave.

46. Create Your Own Lookbook

Got compliments on your outfit today? Snap a photo of it with your phone. Youll have a quick reminder of what to wear the next time youre in a rush.

47. Think in Multiples

Take a cue from Jackie O, who had a closet full of sheath dresses. If you find an especially flattering fit right off the rack, go ahead and buy doubles. When it works, why question it?.

48. Can You Say DOrsay?

This style pump will always slim down a thick ankle because the vamp is cut close to the toe box and the sides are cut away. Super-flattering.

49. Dress for Your Body, Not Age

Arms svelte enough for a sleeveless sheath? Legs toned enough for shorts? Take a note from Julianne Moore and show off what youve got-while youve still got it.

50. ...But Watch Out for the Matronly Tipping Point

The pleated silk skirt or little pastel jacket that looked so cute on you at 25 can start turning frumpy at 40.