Dress
This is the most important attribute of femininity. Dress — a self-contained outfit, to which you only need to match the right shoes and jewelry.
Classic heels and the appropriate hairstyle will complement incredibly feminine dresses of 50's.
Twiggy style dresses perfectly match with sandals or ballet flats.
A black dress loves simplicity and restraint. In the evening — it is a high heel, and precious jewellery. At day time — ballerinas and bright jewelery. White pearls to a black dress would be out of competition.
Put on a light coat (beige, cashmere) over a dress, this set will emphasize your impeccable taste. You should wear coats with the most feminine clothes.
Skirt
The classic pencil skirt will perfectly match with a turtleneck, knitted tops, jumpers and sweaters. Pencil skirt in the evening embodiment is combined with blouses and jackets. The pencil skirt looks well with high boots and closed shoes.
Tulip skirt is combined with tops, blouses and turtleneck tucked inside.
Denim skirt matches with jackets and cardigans. Turtlenecks, pullovers and shirts also fit denim skirts as "every day".
Pleated skirt looks great with a blouse or sweater. Maxi skirts will well look with tops, blouses and high heels.
Maxi skirts a-la gipsy match with tops and flat shoes.
Blouse
Correctly matched blouse is combined with almost any wardrobe item. Office blouses will excellent harmonize with classic slacks or a skirt to the knee.
If you go for a walk or a date, then the blouse may be combined with jeans, tight pants, shorts with high sides and short skirts with high waist.
White blouse permitted to wear under a short sweater large knitting so that the sleeves and collar peeking out from underneath.
