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Attention, girl! Confident dressing alert, here! Listen up. Have you ever noticed how your mood shifts depending on your clothing?
That’s because clothes are not just about covering your body. They are also about expressing yourself and owning your style. They also serve as a means to boost your confidence. In this article, you’ll discover eight tips about how to be confident in your style and
dress without fear of how others view you.
Can you guess the first rule of confident dressing? Wear what makes you feel good. Not just what is currently in fashion. Trends come and go, season after season, year after year. But your style is what sets you apart from the crowd. If you feel lifted wearing bold colours, go ahead. If you love the elegance of neutral tones, dress up in them. Likewise, if you like mixing and matching different fast fashion pieces with expensive brands, feel free to do it.
Next tip: How can you feel confident in your clothes if you don’t know your body shape? Quite tricky, don’t you agree? Achieving that much-sought-after confidence in your clothing starts with knowing what works for your body. Not because you have to stick to strict rules but because when something fits well and flatters your shape, you naturally feel better about it. A pear-shaped body carries a fitted dress differently from a tall, slim frame. (link “body shapes” article when live) So, experiment with different silhouettes to see what enhances your best features. For instance, opt for dramatic V-neck blouses if you have a short neck. If you have a thin waist, go for belted dresses. If you have an apple-shaped body, dress in black or pinstripes. You get the point.
Colours have a way of influencing one's mood positively or negatively. This has been
scientifically proven. Thus, choosing the right colours can instantly boost your confidence. Want to exude power? Try red. Or, total black. Need a calming effect? Try shades of blue or green. If you’re unsure, experiment with different hues and notice carefully how they make you feel.
Pick the ones that lift you, not put you down.
Pops of colour can equally work wonders on your confidence. So, don’t be afraid to add colourful accents to your outfits - such as scarves, belts, or a statement bag.
How to be confident in your outfit if it’s not comfortable? It’s hard to feel self-assured
when you’re constantly adjusting an ill-fitting outfit. Pinching shoes, an overly short skirt, or an itchy sweater will inevitably show in your body language. And others will grasp the uneasiness. So, choose clothing that feels good on your skin and allows you to move freely.
The truth is that clothes don’t make the man. It’s the other way around. And most of
the time, confidence isn’t just about what you wear but how you wear it.
So, if you’re wondering how to look confident in a dress, here's how: stand tall, keep
your shoulders back and your chin high (not very high, though), and walk with
purpose.
You have to own your presence. A good posture exudes self-assurance and makes
any ensemble automatically look better on you.
Want another confidence-boosting tip? Go for accessories. They can be your game- changer.
Accessories can instantly transform an ordinary outfit into an extraordinary one. A statement necklace, bold earrings, or a structured handbag can make all the difference. Consider silk scarves, handcrafted belts, and high-heeled shoes that make a statement.
Don’t get carried away and buy low-quality clothing because they are a bargain. Cheap fabrics rarely fit well and typically wear off after some washes. On the other hand, building a wardrobe with quality essentials is the ultimate roadmap on your way to confident dressing.
Here are some items you should consider adding to your wardrobe:
- a classic white shirt
- a basic T-shirt
- a well-fitted denim
- a black dress
- a pencil (wrap) skirt.
A solid foundation enables you to mix and match outfits effortlessly.
It goes hand in hand with style and confidence. How can you feel confident in your clothes if you don’t take care of your face, body, and mind? Everything comes from within. How you present yourself reflects how you care for yourself, whether through skin care, exercise, healthy eating, or self—love. Your outfit should enhance who you are, not define you.
1. How Can I Boost My Confidence In My Looks?
First, start taking care of your body. Exercise, eat healthier, and hydrate yourself. Follow a skincare and haircare routine tailored to your skin type and age. Try to upgrade your wardrobe with items that fit your personality and flatter your figure.
2. Can Some Clothes Enhance My Confidence Over Others?
It’s not so in the clothes themselves. It doesn’t really matter if you wear a luxury brand dress or a thrift-purchased jacket. The key is how you feel about yourself when wearing them. Choose comfortable clothing, uplifting colours, and statement accessories to boost your confidence and exude self-assurance.
3. How Can I Create a Wardrobe That Exudes Confidence?
First, sell or donate the clothes that don’t fit you, are outdated, or haven’t worn for quite some time now. Then, picture how you want to look ideally. Once you imagine yourself, start matching your existing pieces of clothing in new ways and buy new items that fit the confident image of yourself. Invest in good quality, timeless designs, neutral hues and pops of bold colours. Also in statement bags and shoes and golden jewellery.
That’s a wrap, girl.
With these eight key tips, dressing confidently will no longer be a challenge for you. Are you ready to embrace these rules, leave behind self-doubt, and shine in every outfit? In that case, NFD has the perfect stylish pieces to help you turn heads with confidence! Honey, our collection is your total confidence booster!
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Petite: 5'3” and under
Regular: 5'4” and above
Items are sized to fit the following body measurements | SIZE | CHEST | WAIST | HIP | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
XS | 34 | 80.5cm | 62.5cm | 87.5cm | |
S/M | S | 36 | 83cm | 65cm | 90cm |
M | 38 | 88cm | 70cm | 95cm | |
M/L | 40 | 93cm | 75cm | 100cm | |
L | 42 | 98cm | 80cm | 105cm | |
44 | 104cm | 86cm | 111cm | ||
XL/XXXL | XL | 46 | 110cm | 92cm | 117cm |
48 | 116cm | 98cm | 123cm | ||
XXL | 50 | 122cm | 104cm | 129cm | |
52 | 128cm | 110cm | 135cm | ||
XXXL | 54 | 134cm | 116cm | 141cm | |
56 | 140cm | 122cm | 147cm | ||
58 | 146cm | 128cm | 153cm |
Our size charts are based on the measurements shown. Use a tape measure and these guidelines to determine your size. A friend might come in handy to help you with measuring. If you don't have a tape measure, you can use a piece of string or ribbon and then measure it with a ruler. Please note: garments may vary due to design and manufacturing differences.
Petite: 5'3” and under
Regular: 5'4” and above
SIZE | CHEST | WAIST | HIP | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
XS | 34 | 80.5cm | 62.5cm | 87.5cm | |
S/M | S | 36 | 83cm | 65cm | 90cm |
M | 38 | 88cm | 70cm | 95cm | |
M/L | 40 | 93cm | 75cm | 100cm | |
L | 42 | 98cm | 80cm | 105cm | |
44 | 104cm | 86cm | 111cm | ||
XL/XXXL | XL | 46 | 110cm | 92cm | 117cm |
48 | 116cm | 98cm | 123cm | ||
XXL | 50 | 122cm | 104cm | 129cm | |
52 | 128cm | 110cm | 135cm | ||
XXXL | 54 | 134cm | 116cm | 141cm | |
56 | 140cm | 122cm | 147cm | ||
58 | 146cm | 128cm | 153cm |
Our size charts are based on the measurements shown. Use a tape measure and these guidelines to determine your size. A friend might come in handy to help you with measuring. If you don't have a tape measure, you can use a piece of string or ribbon and then measure it with a ruler. Please note: garments may vary due to design and manufacturing differences.
Petite: 5'3” and under
Regular: 5'4” and above
SIZE | CHEST | WAIST | HIP | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
XS | 34 | 80.5cm | 62.5cm | 87.5cm | |
S/M | S | 36 | 83cm | 65cm | 90cm |
M | 38 | 88cm | 70cm | 95cm | |
M/L | 40 | 93cm | 75cm | 100cm | |
L | 42 | 98cm | 80cm | 105cm | |
44 | 104cm | 86cm | 111cm | ||
XL/XXXL | XL | 46 | 110cm | 92cm | 117cm |
48 | 116cm | 98cm | 123cm | ||
XXL | 50 | 122cm | 104cm | 129cm | |
52 | 128cm | 110cm | 135cm | ||
XXXL | 54 | 134cm | 116cm | 141cm | |
56 | 140cm | 122cm | 147cm | ||
58 | 146cm | 128cm | 153cm |
Our size charts are based on the measurements shown. Use a tape measure and these guidelines to determine your size. A friend might come in handy to help you with measuring. If you don't have a tape measure, you can use a piece of string or ribbon and then measure it with a ruler. Please note: garments may vary due to design and manufacturing differences.
Petite: 5'3” and under
Regular: 5'4” and above
SIZE | CHEST | WAIST | HIP | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
XS | 34 | 80.5cm | 62.5cm | 87.5cm | |
S/M | S | 36 | 83cm | 65cm | 90cm |
M | 38 | 88cm | 70cm | 95cm | |
M/L | 40 | 93cm | 75cm | 100cm | |
L | 42 | 98cm | 80cm | 105cm | |
44 | 104cm | 86cm | 111cm | ||
XL/XXXL | XL | 46 | 110cm | 92cm | 117cm |
48 | 116cm | 98cm | 123cm | ||
XXL | 50 | 122cm | 104cm | 129cm | |
52 | 128cm | 110cm | 135cm | ||
XXXL | 54 | 134cm | 116cm | 141cm | |
56 | 140cm | 122cm | 147cm | ||
58 | 146cm | 128cm | 153cm |
Our size charts are based on the measurements shown. Use a tape measure and these guidelines to determine your size. A friend might come in handy to help you with measuring. If you don't have a tape measure, you can use a piece of string or ribbon and then measure it with a ruler. Please note: garments may vary due to design and manufacturing differences.
Petite: 5'3” and under
Regular: 5'4” and above
SIZE | CHEST | WAIST | HIP | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
XS | 34 | 80.5cm | 62.5cm | 87.5cm | |
S/M | S | 36 | 83cm | 65cm | 90cm |
M | 38 | 88cm | 70cm | 95cm | |
M/L | 40 | 93cm | 75cm | 100cm | |
L | 42 | 98cm | 80cm | 105cm | |
44 | 104cm | 86cm | 111cm | ||
XL/XXXL | XL | 46 | 110cm | 92cm | 117cm |
48 | 116cm | 98cm | 123cm | ||
XXL | 50 | 122cm | 104cm | 129cm | |
52 | 128cm | 110cm | 135cm | ||
XXXL | 54 | 134cm | 116cm | 141cm | |
56 | 140cm | 122cm | 147cm | ||
58 | 146cm | 128cm | 153cm |
Our size charts are based on the measurements shown. Use a tape measure and these guidelines to determine your size. A friend might come in handy to help you with measuring. If you don't have a tape measure, you can use a piece of string or ribbon and then measure it with a ruler. Please note: garments may vary due to design and manufacturing differences.
SIZE | CHEST | WAIST | HIP | |
---|---|---|---|---|
XS | 34 | 76cm | 60cm | 86cm |
S | 36 | 83cm | 65cm | 88.5cm |
38 | 88cm | 70cm | 93.5cm | |
M | 40 | 93cm | 75cm | 98.5cm |
42 | 98cm | 80cm | 103.5cm | |
L | 44 | 103cm | 85cm | 108.5cm |
46 | 110.5cm | 92.5cm | 116cm | |
XL | 48 | 116cm | 96cm | 121cm |
50 | 121cm | 102cm | 127cm | |
XXL | 52 | 126cm | 108cm | 133cm |
54 | 132cm | 114cm | 139cm | |
XXXL | 56 | 138cm | 120cm | 145cm |
Our size charts are based on the measurements shown. Use a tape measure and these guidelines to determine your size. A friend might come in handy to help you with measuring. If you don't have a tape measure, you can use a piece of string or ribbon and then measure it with a ruler. Please note: garments may vary due to design and manufacturing differences.
Swim
SIZE | CHEST | WAIST | HIP | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
S/M | S | 34 | 80cm | 62.5cm | 86cm |
36 | 83cm | 65cm | 88.5cm | ||
M | 38 | 88cm | 70cm | 93.5cm | |
M/L | 40 | 93cm | 75cm | 98.5cm | |
L | 42 | 98cm | 80cm | 103.5cm | |
44 | 103cm | 85cm | 108.5cm | ||
XL/XXXL | XL | 46 | 110.5cm | 92.5cm | 116cm |
48 | 116cm | 96cm | 121cm | ||
XXL | 50 | 121cm | 102cm | 127cm | |
52 | 126cm | 108cm | 133cm | ||
XXXL | 54 | 132cm | 114cm | 139cm | |
Our size charts are based on the measurements shown. Use a tape measure and these guidelines to determine your size. A friend might come in handy to help you with measuring. If you don't have a tape measure, you can use a piece of string or ribbon and then measure it with a ruler. Please note: garments may vary due to design and manufacturing differences.