How to make yourself a master dresser

On the New York subway, my favorite thing to do for nothing is "scanning clothes in 30 seconds." I always pay attention to these involuntarily. When I see strangers, I always observe their dressing style. Some have great styles, some are unsatisfactory, and some can't bear to look straight. (Trust me, for the last style, I resisted public comment.) Soon, you will start to try this useful and enjoyable pastime. Use your new consciousness to find creativity in public. If a person dresses well, look at the specific reasons. How does her gray top with conspicuous silver bobs and a pair of peach-colored jeans and a flowing white woolen gown look like? If a person's dress is barely visible, can you see the reason that makes him look slightly inferior? Feel free to mind. Judging, but also looking for feasible suggestions from these short observations. Sometimes the collocation of magazine illustrations is so extraordinary and perfect, but it is difficult to apply to real life. Find a dressing idol. Looking for inspiration for dressing in real life? Ignore those celebrities who are mostly naked, they are far from real life. Look for the clothes idol in life. Do you have a colleague’s clothes that always surprise you, a friend’s outfit always dwarfs others, an acquaintance you always praise? Set this idol as the standard in your mind.