Previous Next Shoes! Pumps. Key to a fashionista wardrobe. In as many colours as you can afford. I would suggest a minimum of a couple black and a couple nude for each season, so you can mix up the styles, as certain styles look better with pants (for example, pointed toe) and others with skirts or dresses (such as almond toe). Heel height is up to you – whatever is comfortable for you, or whatever level of discomfort you are willing to sustain. But please no kitten heels.  They are currently making a comeback but they are just not my cup of tea. Seasonality: none. Pumps really can be worn year…

Pear Narrower in the shoulders and wider in the hips and thighs, and often smaller in the chest. A-line skirts and dresses are your friend. So are straight-leg pants. Try to avoid skinny jeans/pants – they will create an ice-cream cone shape and accentuate the width of the hip. Another one to avoid: long sweaters, as they create a tent-like shape. Curvy Hour glass shaped – very defined waistline with wider hips and chest (booty and boobs to match). The good news here is that curvy seems to be “in style” as of late, and many brands tend to be friendlier to this figure. The bad news is that you…

White Shirts & T-shirts White shirts & t-shirts are a staple in any wardrobe. I cannot tell you how many times I have struggled with an outfit and The White Tee came to the rescue. Because white is, well, white, you should have multiple options of varying styles/cuts for each season: long sleeve, short sleeve, mid-lengths, v-neck, embellished. I recommend the same for black tees, and then fill in with a few colours that complement your wardrobe. White shirts and t-shirts should be replaced often (at least annually) to avoid yellowing. Jeans The best and worst item in a wardrobe. Best because the right pair can make you feel like…