When it comes to revamping your wardrobe, it’s always good to start with the basics. In the beginning, it can be pretty overwhelming and exciting at the same time when you start changing your closet up, especially when you look at many blogs, magazines, Instagram and Tumblr posts that have everything you want.
But before getting the clothes you want, let’s make sure you get comfortable dressing that way before investing the time and especially the money into a new fashion lifestyle.
Now, when I say get comfortable, some of you guys might have made a face and thought “wtf do you mean?” What I mean by "get comfortable" is that if you’re used to wearing T-shirts, jeans, pants, shorts and tennis shoes most of the time, then you better believe your new wardrobe isn’t going to feel the same.
When you start wearing your new clothes, it’s probably going to initially feel weird. You’re wearing something completely different than what you’re used to wearing, from rocking a simple graphic tee, a hoodie and some Chucks to now wearing a button up shirt with a blazer and some Chelsea boots.
So, when I say basics, don’t be concerned that I’m giving you tips on how to look basic. That is not the case. "Basics" mean the main colors you should start off with, the types of shirts, pants and shoes that will be a great starting point for your wardrobe. That’s the type of stuff I mean when I say basics. So without further ado, let’s get into it!
Colors:
For the most part, especially if you're just starting out, wear solid colors. Never freak out if you have on different shades of a color either; matching 100 percent with every color doesn’t always look good, in my opinion.
Tops:
You can never go wrong with a solid colored v-neck! A crew-neck works fine too! Sometimes we just have those days where we don’t want be all extra. It’s OK, having these will give you the options you deserve!
Bottoms:
Chinos are a must-have when you’re trying to bump up your style. They also come in plenty of colors too!
Shoes:
Outerwear:
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