Finding The Right Style For You
We live in a world where smart phones have become the life of people and social media has become the escape zone. People have found the undying need to please people and be what others would like to see. I think social media is honestly a good thing to really help us network with people, stay in touch and share fond memories of our friends and family but now this whole concept of social media has taken over the lives of people that more than actually living the moment and enjoying the time with their loved ones, people have started to vlog or snap their entire memory. These media platforms have definitely made a huge impact on people and their personalities.I have always seen that back in my parents generations, they has different styles and trends popping up but alongside, most of them had a style of their own.
They also had their fair share of trying out classics styles and retro clothing was in throughout the generations but today if you look at a girl in the UK who is in their early twenties would wear things that look a lot similar to someone who is from the United States as well. I’m not saying that social media is the only thing that had made an impact on it as it could be through digitalization and globalization as well. The world has become a single nation where we don’t see a lot of major differences between continents.
However amidst all of these different social media launches and influences from different celebrities or people that you look up to, how are you ever going to find a style that is right for you? It could be just a matter of choosing simple pants or retro dresses or even a pair of shades but what matters is how you know which one suits on you. When a new product is been launched, just could be a make-up product or even a piece of jewellery, before actually buying it go to the shop and see if you could pull it off; especially if it’s a new design that you haven’t tried before. Whenever Kylie launches a new lip kit, people find obligated to have at least one shade off the list but it really isn’t if you know your style.
Finding your style is almost like finding who you are. If you know what colours, styles you like and body structure you hold, you know which designs and styles will suit you and the ones that won’t.
