How to get modest look

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"Modesty is the elegance of the soul."

We love our dresses, ripped jeans, crop tops and what's not but sometimes it gets too uncomfortable to wear those clothes outside. I can understand those creepy looks and constant staring is very traumatizing even sometimes I get uncomfortable too. Does it mean we can't wear our favorite outfit or can't we look modern without revealing skin? Well, I used to think the same but now I have found some crazy styling tips which may help you too in wearing your favorite clothes without any worries. These styling tips are a mashup of comfort and style so let me quickly share how I styled my outfit and how you can do the same. 

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Styling tips
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Outfit suggestions

Styling tips-:

Layer your outfit-:

Layering is one of the easiest and most convenient ways to style. I like crop tops ( you can style them with dresses too) so I used to wear them with shirts, cardigans, jackets or coats. It gives a chic and sophisticated look and looks perfectly fine. The best thing about this trick is that you can have two looks at the same time which is a win win deal from my side. 

Fleecing-:

Nowadays fleecing is very trendy, looks decent and is best for winter so how can I miss this in today's post? They are perfect to pair up with dresses you can instead try them with jeans in winter. The main thing is they looks classy and perfect for any occasion. Make sure to prioritize quality over quantity in winters buy a woolen fleece after all comfort matters right?

Midi dresses-:

Short dresses look gorgeous and our favorite but avoid them if you are not very comfortable In roaming with them . As of course comfort matters a lot  Instead, opt for midi dresses even if they look pretty too and are party settlers. 

Jumpsuits-:

While talking about comfort how can I not mention jumpsuits? Wearing skinny jeans or leggings may irritate and I think jumpsuits are the safest option for a modest chic look. Well I know what you may be thinking jumpsuits look pretty but create a great hustle in the washroom well it's kind of right but apart from that they are perfect for casual outings to events. 

High necklines-:

If you are not so comfortable in showing your skin opt for higher necklines after all necklines play a vital role in the overall look you can try turtlenecks, boat necks, mock necks or high necks for the chic, elegant look. Even a round neck would be fine. 

Accessorize-:

Accessories can transform an outfit completely. Scarves, hats, belts and jewelry can add personality to your look without affecting modesty. After all accesorising your outfit is also a part of styling and styling with modesty will help you in winning the game. 

Interesting sleeves-: 

If you don't want to reveal your skin much but want to look cool too try bell sleeves , bishop sleeves , puffy or any other design that are stylish yet conservative. It will add uniqueness in your outfit without any discomfort. 

 (conclusion) 

 creating a  modest look can involve choosing clothing that covers more skin and has looser fits. Opt for neutral colors, avoid flashy patterns, and prioritize clothing with higher necklines and longer hemlines. Layering pieces can also help achieve a modest yet stylish look. Accessorize with subtle jewelry and minimal makeup to complement the overall modest aesthetic.

Favorite outfits ideas-:

Dresses-:

A midi-length, flowy dress with long sleeves and a high neckline, paired with closed-toe flats or low-heeled boots has no comparison. You can style it for any casual outings with you friends or family and believe me it looks really chic. 

Skirts-:

Skirts are so versatile.A knee-length A-line skirt with a tucked-in button-down shirt or a sweater, finished with a tailored blazer or cardigan for a polished girly look. 

Styling sleeveless dresses-:

Layering a long-sleeved top under a sleeveless dress or jumpsuit, or adding a lightweight scarf for more comfort. 

Jeans and tunics-:

Dark wash jeans or trousers with a loose-fitting blouse or tunic that are enough lengthy, paired with a cardigan or blazer for layering or simply a tunic would work too. 

Hope you find these suggestions helpful. For more such content visit my other posts too.