@silentpartnerclothing: Before you decide you have nothing to wear, try changing what you’re pairing together. Take a piece you normally style the same way and pair it with something unexpected. Use the contrast rule by mixing elevated and casual pieces, create a monochromatic look so you can play with more accessories, or swap your usual shoes for something completely different. Sometimes creating new outfits isn’t about adding more clothes to your closet. It’s about finding new ways to style what you already own. Follow for more style ideas for women and style ideas for everyday. #outfitinspo #ootdinspo #ootdfashion #styleinspo #styletips

Brittany | 40+ Style Tips
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What’s one item in your closet you’re bored of styling right now?
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