- 06 May 2012
Fashion through the ages - 07 May 2012
The Designers take it up a notch - 11 Apr 2012
Islamabad Fashion Week: It’s all about making a statement - 06 May 2012
Wearable art: Bringing inspiration to everyday wear
- RSS
- Today's Paper
- Subscribe
- beta 2.1
Alerts
Belt DO's & DON'TS: Buckle up
Do’s and don’ts of wearing a belt.
Do’s and don’ts of wearing a belt. PHOTO: FILE
Belts are huge this season, especially skinny neon ones. Whether you wear a thin one to add colour, a thick one to accentuate your waist or a studded one to show off your wild side, your belt will add something special to your outfit. But as with every other statement piece, how you wear a belt can make or break your outfit. Here’s a roundup of the do’s and don’ts of wearing belts.
DO’s
Jazz up an outfit
Kate Middleton manages to add spark to her otherwise simple dress
Stick to the same tone
Wearing the same shade belt as your dress will make you look effortlessly stylish as shown by Emily Blunt
Use it to give some curves
Actor Eva Longoria looks effortlessly fabulous in this shirt dress cinched in at the waist
Wear a pop of colour
Claire Danes’ Skinny red belt brings colour to her otherwise monochrome outfit
DON’TS
Be overly matching
We love Pippa Middleton’s outfit but it would be even better if the boots didn’t match the belt. Wear neutral shoes to make your belt and other accessories stand out.
Cover it up
If you’re wearing a funky belt then make sure you show it off rather than cover it up
Wear a belt too tight
If someone with a figure like that can suffer from this then you and I will definitely have a problem
Over do it
Tone down the rest of your ensemble and let your belt do the talking
Published in The Express Tribune, May 9th, 2012.
Reader Comments (1)
Fashion Latest Stories
Proper sleep lowers risk of diabetes in men
"Catch-up sleep" important with busy weekday routines.
Red carpet: Laid-back Looks
Local celebs and socialites spotted at Napa last week at the red carpet opening of the play A Portrait of Rumi.
Monsoon hair care: Try egg-honey pack, vinegar rinse
Since hair is made of protein, ensure that you maintain a balanced protein diet.
Load-shedding, low output and livid designers
A look at how our designers are faring in this hot mess of a situation.
Get the look: Lady in Red
The gorgeous former newscaster and talk show host Huma Amir Shah was spotted looking super hot.
Sweating like a pig? Beat the smell with sweet scents!
The fragrance can be in any form - deodorant, cologne, perfume, talcum, shower gel, soap or even a gentle moisturiser.
Fashion Police: The velvet lace disaster
Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine fares low in our charge sheet.
Karachista: SanaSafinaz — Pakistan’s Google superstars
Google Adwords reveal SanaSafinaz are Pakistan’s most popular designers, with nearly 50,000 searches a month.
Health tip: Don’t suck it up
Karachi’s water has small quantities of the brain-eating amoeba — here’s how to do wuzu safely.
Recent Slideshows
More in Fashion
Mila Kunis saves a man’s life
This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, redistributed or derived from.
Unless otherwise stated, all content is copyrighted © 2013 The Express Tribune News Network.
Technical feedback? [email protected]
I understand that Pakistani fashion is more conservative and doesn’t necessarily follow the trend making fashionista herd but.. PLEASE for the sake of avoiding dullness, have a good flip through of a few recent Vogue issues, whether its the British, French or even US edition before you start dishing out advice on what looks good and what doesn’t. Thank you :).
P.S. Having a main article photo of Kim Kardashian in that ridiculously distasteful and clownish outfit isn’t exactly doing your article any justice either.
Recommend