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4 Essentials for a Classic Wardrobe
Fashion lessons from Kate Hudson (yes, really!), Coco Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld and DVF.
Karl Lagerfeld
As the head of Chanel and a style icon in his own right (even his cats are famous), Karl coined the phrase that every girl learned at her first school dance: All hail the Little Black Dress. The LBD, when done right, transforms a woman from a mother, employee, boss lady, and/or wife into a sleek, classic creature ready for sophistication and celebration.
“One is never overdressed or under-dressed with a Little Black Dress.” – Karl Lagerfeld
The key to the LBD: Don’t get overly sexy and don’t go boring. The sexiest part of the LBD is that it’s more formal than foxy. Stay away from cleavage and super stretchy fabric. Look for fabrics and cuts that graze your curves and give you shape. Details such a strategic draping of fabric or a graphic cutout should be sneakily flattering or forget them. They can take a boring LBD to the next level, but if they don’t specifically flatter your shape, they will draw attention to what you don’t like about your body rather than what you do.
Meghan Ryan
I have an LBD for all occasions. Well for one, it hides my fat and accentuates my curves. And I just look soo good on it.
Nina Smith
Chanel is one of my faves. Such elegant timeless designs. fit for all fancy occasions.
Brett Lee
This is what women should have in their closets. Never goes out of style
Eloise Ferris
You can never go wrong in this list! You can just mix-and-match and you’re all set!
Genie Mackenzie
This is what I call true fashion that NEVER really fades! btw, I’m a Coco Chanel fan ❤
April Henry
Wearing this type of clothes is effortlessly classy. It makes women look more proffesional
Lana Wiliam
I’d like to have these clothes like these!!
Alena Martin
Kate Hudson my fashion icon! I love her so much!!
Isabela Quagliato
I love Coco’s saying, “Fashion fades; only style remains the same.” ?
Jurik Smith
It doesn’t necessarily to have that specific brand in your clothes. You can have the same style by the Thrift Shop. It’s how you wear THE CLOTHES is what matters.
Caroline Soloviev
Exactly. The style is not about price, and people are throwing so much amazing clothes.. whyy!!!?