How to Look Put Together Plus Size

Believe it or not, you could look like a million bucks and look put together without spending it. You don’t need the trendiest clothes and the most expensive purses and shoes to look expensive. All you need are a few of these tips and tricks that’ll show you how to look put together plus size on a budget.

Tip Number 1: Simple Hair, Nails, and Makeup

Here’s the thing. You don’t need to have a $50+ nail salon visit every month. Keep your nails nice and clean, and even put on a simple clear or nude nail color over. If you really want that look of gel nails, try these KISS press-on nails for that “fresh out of the nail salon” mani.

As for hair and makeup, less is more. A slick bun, concealer, and mascara goes a long way. Minimal Makeup Routine is the way to go.

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Tip Number 2: Neutrals

I’m going to get a lot of flack for this. Tip number 2 is to stick to one to three neutral tone colors. I’ve noticed that many chic and put-together looks involve using 1-3 neutral colors in an outfit. When you stick to 1-3 colors, your outfit will appear clean and more put-together.

Quick-tip: for mono-tone looks, make sure the undertone of the colors you’re wearing fit together. For example, pairing two cool toned whites vs two warm toned whites.

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Tip Number 3: No More Wrinkles and Lint/Hair

As much as we think our fur babies are the cutest, it’s not so cute having their fur all over your clothes. It’s all about the details, and that includes having on clothes that are free of wrinkles pet hair. Simple solutions to this is to use a steamer like this one, or keeping a lint roller near your closet.

Tip Number 4: Shoes and Accessories

Don’t forget about shoes and accessories. The key to having expensive-looking outfits is by pairing them with simple, good-quality shoes and accessories. Add a pair of pumps and statement jewelry to dress up a look. I personally like to go for simple, good-quality jewelry to add to my outfit. Structured purses and belts can also make a difference in your look.

Tip Number 5: Finish with Layers

Layering is the easiest way to dress up basic pieces and make an outfit look expensive. You can actually wear the same basic pieces and switch up the layers and accessories, and no one would even notice if done right. Wear heavier layers during the colder months. I recommend having a nice camel coat and long dusters you can throw on.

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