Fashion That

Thumbing through the pages of Vogue or Elle Magazine, it doesn’t take long to realize that luxury comes at a high price.  Celebrities are spending close to $1,000 on blouses and belts.  The amount they spend on designer bags and gowns is what an average U.S. citizen might spend on a car.  Fashion is tagged as this waste of money by those who don’t appreciate what a stunningly put together outfit can do for a woman’s self esteem.  When a person enters the room, the first observation is on their appearance. Judgments can be made about their income, self worth, personality and career.  What a woman chooses to wear every morning may not seem very important, but there will likely be opinions drawn on their character based on those first few choices in the day.  When these magazines present fashion as unaffordable, they state that an average woman can’t be as stylish. Stores like Forever 21, H & M, Target and Charlotte Russe offer all the same trends. Any stand out piece being worn by style icons is offered at these stores, and it wont cost a months rent in order to purchase them. Anything from shoes to over-sized bags can be found for under $50.  A woman can start with a few essential pieces to build their fashionable wardrobe and build on their love for style one step at a time.  By embracing their love for what they wear, they will build on their self confidence. Their presence in a room will take on new meaning and demand more attention. Slowly but surely, what they wear will become part of who they are. In just a small amount of time, the beautiful things they purchase will shy in comparison to the attractiveness of how they feel about themselves.