Are you inspired by 90's vintage dresses and wish to pull it off effortlessly? The 1940s and 1950s fashion were all about printed frocks, baggy pants, and puffy sleeve shirts, but you can revamp it with modern-day clothes that won't make you feel like an outcast. If you want to look like a vintage diva with a hint of a modern touch, follow the tips below and look classy with confidence.
#1: Pair it with Denim
When life gives you denim, style it with chic vintage clothes. Denim seems to go well with just about any clothing. Whether you're planning to wear your favorite polka dot blouse or go for a classic frock you can either go for Denim pants with a blouse or rock the vintage themed frock with a denim jacket to make it look dope. Denim can neutralize the whole look and you wouldn't feel like as though you're wearing a costume.
It's best to try out vintage clothes with trendy clothes and see which outfit looks perfect on you.
#2: Go For Fitted Clothes
The 1940s-50s dresses included baggy style shirts and pants which may look outdated if you wear them in the 21st Century, However, don't just throw them away. Get it altered to fit you and you'll see just how sassy it looks. Let your clothes do the talking!
#3: Go for a minimalistic look
In the 1940s and '50s, women used to go for bold lips, eye-popping shadow, and swirly hairstyle, but you don't have to exactly follow the complete look from the past. Instead, you could go for minimal makeup and a low-maintenance hairdo with your vintage clothes and all eyes will be definitely on you. The aim is to randomly add vintage ensembles into your everyday fashion rather than fully going for a hip-hop look. Mix and match with modern styles.
#4: Select Modern Pieces of Vintage Clothing
Select the vintage pieces that have made a comeback instead of blindly choosing a piece straight out from the past. To check the latest fresh trends, go through fashion magazines and blogs that can help you in making the right decision in picking out modern vintage clothes. Peplum style shirts and long floral skirts from the 1940s and 1950s have a made a revival. So, why not pair it with your favorite jewelry and walk with style?
#5: Mix Different Eras of Clothing
You don't have to just stick to one era of clothing but you could wear a 1940s dress and style it with accessory/shoes of another era. This is a difficult task, but it's not at all impossible. You may be hesitant at first but the rule of thumb is to always give it a try. You never know you might slay the look!
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