TheDroog
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There are some really great pointers on this thread. I agree with most everything so far. Here are a few more:
* Always try the clothes on first. A 40 jacket by one company may be a 42 by another. A 10.5 shoe by puma may be a 10 in converse. You can know your correct size and still get it wrong unless you try it on.
* If you don't tailor your thrift store finds (I haven't starting doing that yet), don't buy anything that doesn't fit perfectly. There's always more where that came from.
* Don't be afraid to make mistakes. The best way to learn how to dress well is by mixing and matching your threads, and if it doesn't work out, so what?
* Always try the clothes on first. A 40 jacket by one company may be a 42 by another. A 10.5 shoe by puma may be a 10 in converse. You can know your correct size and still get it wrong unless you try it on.
* If you don't tailor your thrift store finds (I haven't starting doing that yet), don't buy anything that doesn't fit perfectly. There's always more where that came from.
* Don't be afraid to make mistakes. The best way to learn how to dress well is by mixing and matching your threads, and if it doesn't work out, so what?