Stargist Style: Best Style Tips When Wearing Your Dresses, See Genevieve, Omotola, Tiwa Savage, Stephanie Okereke, Others.

Genevieve Nnaji
1) AVOID EXCESSIVE DETAILS
Too many details can create a questionable overall look, cloud your clothes, minimize an outfit’s versatility and make your look heavier. Genevieve uses just the right amount of accessories.

Angelina Jolie, Stephanie Okereke-Linus

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2) CONFIDENCE IS KEY

Some of the most attractive people in the word are not always the most fashionably dressed, yet they radiate a self-assurance that gets them noticed. While you can quickly lose your poise if you’re not comfortable in what you’re wearing, the right clothes can lend you some of your attitude. The rest has to come from within. Angelina and Stephanie show us how this is done.

Tiwa Savage

3) PICK THE RIGHT FABRIC

The two most important qualities to look for in fabric are weight and movement. If a fabric is too stiff, it can look boxy; too thin, and it may cling to every bulge. Wool crepe, wool microfiber blends, cotton or wool gabardine and cotton blended with silk are generally good choices. Go Tiwa!

Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde

4) INVEST IN QUALITY FABRIC

The adage “You get what you pay for” is gospel with fabric. Cheap fabrics tend to be less flattering, while higher-quality fabrics look better, last longer and hold their shape. Omotola’s fabric caresses her curves beautifully.

Rita Dominic

5) CONSIDER PATTERNS

When it comes to patterns, think about color and size. Tonal patterns (pink on red, say) attract less attention, and the darker the background, the more slimming the design. Rita doing her thing!