Style comes with good sense and taste. Style is not limited to your clothes or your physique; it’s an outer sign of inner intelligence. Style is a concept of self, of what we want to become, and how to get there. – Dominique Loureau
Wear clothes that are flattering
Avoid wearing tight clothes: they accentuate body shapes and may send the wrong message.
Emphasize your best features
Wear clothes with shape and structure that highlight your assets and mask your flaws.
Show only one part of your body
Ex: show your legs but don’t reveal too much decollete
show off one shoulder with a slouchy blouse
Carry yourself with grace
Walk with a graceful posture slighting a little bit back but keeping your head and chin up.
Look polished but don’t try too hard
Create a well- put together look but don’t show you put too much effort into your style. Adopt the “allure” of French women’s style: stylish and effortless look.
Match your appearance with your personality
Find a personal style that expresses your qualities and gives the best impression of you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of clothes create a charming appearance?
Wear clothes that are flattering, with shape and structure that highlight your assets and mask your flaws. Avoid very tight clothes, which accentuate body shapes and may send the wrong message.
How much skin is elegant to show?
Show only one part of your body at a time; for example, show your legs but keep the neckline modest, or reveal one shoulder with a slouchy blouse. This restraint keeps the look alluring yet refined.
How do I look polished without seeming to try too hard?
Create a well-put-together look but avoid showing how much effort went into it, adopting the allure of French women's style: stylish and effortless. Carry yourself with grace as well, walking with good posture, leaning slightly back with your head and chin up.
Should my style reflect my personality?
Yes, match your appearance with your personality by finding a personal style that expresses your qualities and gives the best impression of you. As Dominique Loureau puts it, style is not limited to clothes or physique; it is an outer sign of inner intelligence.