Wanting a wardrobe change can be a daunting and expensive process. In the midst of a pandemic the last thing, you’re thinking about is purging your closet. There are ways to work with what you have and create amazing outfits out of them.

We are living in a weird time of zoom and social distancing. It’s required to wear masks entering stores and everything is moving around to social distance. We live in a time where there is an underlining fear with COVID-19.

In the midst of a pandemic, we face a very unusual time. Mask is required or entry in stores and it has become something you can’t leave at home. Studies have shown that maks are effective in preventing the spread of the virus according to the CDC .

We aren’t built like supermodels with amazing amazonian bodies and legs or days. The fashion industry loves tall and slender models and that reflects on the sizing of certain clothing. And it can be difficult to shop because the size of clothing is expected to fit someone on the taller size. So for my ladies who are vertically challenged how can we find clothes for us?

It can be tricky to find clothing fits and flattering. For many years the fashion industry did not acknowledge plus-sized women and when they did it was average-sized women. As we are in the age of inclusivity and body positivity. However, it can still be a struggle to find something that fits but is also cute. Here are some style tips to help those on the curvy side.

Wanting a wardrobe change can be a daunting and expensive process. In the midst of a pandemic the last thing, you’re thinking about is purging your closet. There are ways to work with what you have and create amazing outfits out of them.

Cropped Blazers Cropped blazers are trending this summer. This unique pair of clothing has the duality of making you look professional, yet keeping you cool. Blazers originated in the 1800s with rowers. English rowers from colleges such as Oxford and Cambridge would wear them as warm-up gear.

In the midst of a pandemic, many people want to go through their “glo-up transformation” during quarantine for when things go back to normal. But, giving your wardrobe a makeover can be overwhelming at first. When giving your closet a facelift the best place to start are the staples. Here are some wardrobe essentials to elevate your style.

Cargo pants were worn in 1938 British military uniforms. Then made way to the US military uniform in the 1940s. These pants are meant for the outdoors and the pockets help hold various objects. Today, tt has transcended into streetwear and skate-wear. Last year, camouflage pants were all the rage in fashion for a moment in time. Cargo pants are a recurring trend that makes it appearance and then leaves.

Accessories can be tricky to master. You don’t want to overdo it and take away from your outfit. But, you don’t want to go with no accessories sometimes because your outfit looks unfinished or something is missing. Here are some tips to perfect accessorizing.

The baggy trend on the rise with popularity this season. With nostalgia being on-trend throwbacks are making a resurgence. The baggy trend was popular in the 90s and early and 2000s. The origin of the baggy trend is rooted in the rise in popularity of hip hop music in the 90s. It was taken from prisoners having ill-fitted clothing and they were not allowed to have belts to hold up their pants. Now, baggy clothing is synonymous with hip hop and skate culture.

Romantic tops are trending this summer. These flirty tops are light-weight, sheer, frilly, and add a feminine touch to an outfit. With the rise of the cottagecore trend, these lovely tops are in style. Cottagecore is an aesthetic that romanticizes western agricultural life.

There is a common saying that “Nothing looks better than a man in a suit.” And there is actually some proof behind that, “80% of the women surveyed found the man in the suit more attractive.”

Wide leg pants are all their rage this season. With the emergence of y2k (year 2000) fashion and craving for nostalgia, are making 90s and early 2000s fashion on-trend. Wide leg pants are not new, they have been seen in the 90s. Inspired by bell bottoms from the 1960s that shows the derivation and evolution of these trendy pants. Not every trend is can be be flattering to everyone, but the key is to find ways to customize to your liking!

How to Bike in Style

With the pandemic, many people are biking as a form of their commute instead of taking the subway. The subways can get packed like sardines and difficult to social distance. But, what comes with biking in the middle of summer in New York heat is the heat and humidity. Here are some tips so you don’t look gross and sweaty as you bike to work or anywhere.

Finding what suits your body type can be a struggle. But, once you find your shape and know what style suits you, nothing can stop you. Some of you may be asking what's a pear shape and am I one?