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Style Session 2: Piecing An Outfit Together

 

So piecing an outfit together. I thought it only right to include this in the beginner Style Sessions as this is a key part of fashion, style and Stylenomics. Many will give you different answers to the question : how do you piece an outfit together? 

Well , I'm going to tell you the most simplest ways, because that is the whole point of these first few sessions; covering the simple basics so that way we have a solid foundation to build on! 😌 

So let's get cracking! 

Step 1: Choose A Focal Point 

The best way to build an outfit is to build around one piece. It's always easier if the focal point is part of the base layer such as statement trousers, a printed top or a colourful blazer. It's always better if the focal point is somewhat of a stand out piece because trying to make the eye instantly go to beige is a very difficult feat! 

Step 2: Building Around 

Now you have chosen your focal point, it's time to build around it. Now this is where your staple pieces come in; where you add the nice fitting blue jeans and the simple, long-sleeved top.  You want the focus to be the focal point so you don't want anything that would steal 'the spotlight' off the focal point; which would defeat the whole point. 

Step 3: Accessorise 

Now accessorising can go one of two ways; you can either pick subtle pieces that compliment the outfit as a whole or pick out colours from your 'statement piece' or 'focal point' and then use those colours for statement jewellery pieces that catch the eye but still compliment the outfit. 

So there you have it; the second instalment of Style Sessions, 

I hope you enjoyed it and the next Session will be : 

Mixing Patterns & Prints 

Georgie 

xoxo

Let's Get Personal! 😏

So I've only just came to realise how this blog isn't very personal; infact so far it's been ,in my eyes, quite professional ... ish. So I thought I'd answer a few questions that you'd asked me in the past , within a short paragraph! 

I use a MacBook Pro 10.8.5 and an iPhone 4s/ iPad 3 to take photos. I'm 14 years old and my birthday is January! I have uploaded videos on my YouTube channel which is called stylenomics99. 

I have a cat called Baby and  

that's all I'm saying ... for now! 

I will now try to be posting a personal post every other day! 

Georgie 

xoxo

Style Session 1: Finding Your Style

 

Ok so finding your style. This is a huge topic in which there are many 

answers to the infamous question, how do I know what my style is? 

Now don't get me wrong I'm not one for labels ; I'm perfectly happy to answer the question with 'well you know grunge but not total grunge, nerdy but not total prep, feminine but not girly' and so on, because truth be told my style changes with my moods which change with the weather (joking). But it's always nice to be prepared when the shop assistant asks 'so what are you looking for? What's your style?' because having an answer makes shopping so much more simple! 

So there are a lot of ways to go about this but I'm going to tell you probably the easiest (and my favourite) way to do it!

Step 1

Take your clothes and first sort them into colours. Now we are not talking about that multi cloured sweater you Grandma sent you that you've never worn. We are talking about the clothes that you wear on a regular basis, those staples that you wear regularly and just can not live without! 

Step 2

Now that you've seen the colours and the general jist of what colours you wear the most. You are now going to need to borrow a friend for this part ; because we're not searching for a label but for a simple, three word description. Such as 'vibrant,busy,colourful' which immediately brings to mind multi-coloured, mixed patterns with lots of accessories where as 'clean,modern,simple' conjures up images of simple items with minimum accessorising in very neutral colours'. See how effective those three words are at describing your style? So you're going to use your friend's opinion first and see what they think. 

Step 3

Now almost using your friend's description you are now going to describe your style using three words which you will now be able to use as your inspiration for your own three words. After describing your style yourself you should have decided on your three words. Congratulations! That is your style!

Georgie 

xoxo

MakeOver Time!

 

YES! 

Stylenomics has had a makeover. 

Yes I am a still a fashioneer of stylenomics ;) and you are too! 

I just thought things were looking too crowded and frankly a little bit childish so I 

decided to minimalise and simplify! I thought this looked A LOT better and a lot more 'professional'! 

Stylenomics is going to get a lot more organised and I will be chucking out posts more frequently and consistently! Starting with Stylenomics Sessions twice a week ! 

Good bye Fashioneers 

Georgie 

xoxo 

YOUTUBE!

 

Yes I got YouTube! 

Now I have had YouTube in the past but this time I'm gonna stick to it! 

Now you might call me a teaser but I'm not going to give away my YouTube name just yet

BUT 

I will keep you posted and I will tell you 

VERY 

soon! 

Georgie 

xoxo

Fall Favourites!

Yes Autumn is here! It is finally October and let's just hope the weather starts to cool down! So now that is officially Autumn I thought I'd share with you my 'Fall Favourites'! Things I'm looking forward to using etc. now that it's Autumn so let's get started! 

 

CANDLES! 

Yes candles! I love candles soo much and I love how they had to the entire atmosphere of a room, making it feel so cosy and warm. Now my ultimate favourite are Yankee Candles, purely for their range of scents and and how long they last, but I know how they can totally blow someone budget and that's not exactly what this blog is about. But don't worry I've been able to find some cheaper and more realistic options!  

Ikea Tindra / 36 pack - £1.50  

Dark(er) Colours 

Rimmel 93 Black Cherries 

I love this nail colour so much! It dries quick and I find the pearlised finish to look gorgeous as it starts to get colder! 

Maybelline Cherry Me 

Now this isn't really that dark but it's definitely darker than my usual choice of colour. This is great for school because how quick and easy it is to apply! It gives such a nice tint to your lips deep, pinky, cherry colour! Highly recommended! 

Eyes 

Revlon 505 Decadent

Now for eyes instead of going darker, I like to go warmer choosing more natural brown, orange and gold hues for the lids and then pairing them off with a deeper lip. I like this palette especially because the colour pay off is quite sheer meaning you can go subtle or build it up for a bolder look! 

So there you go! My Fall Favourites! Hope you enjoyed and I'll speak to you soon!