Wow, these are all great suggestions! I'm going to come back to this thread before the YLF Toronto meetup! I depends on what I'm shopping for. I usually head out with one specific item in mind, so I dress for that.
If I'm looking for a specific pair of jeans, say, I'll wear jeans and a pair of shoes or boots that has zips instead of buckles or laces. I rarely head out for an entire day of shopping, where I'm just wandering around looking for anything I fancy, so I don't have a special 'shopping outfit'.
I remember one time last year, though, when I popped into an unfamiliar shop on the way home. I'd heard it had some good stuff. It did, and I found a few tops to try on I'm on a never-ending quest for good tops , then realized I was wearing boots and a dress.
I had to get the sales assistant to throw a skirt over the door so I could exit the change room in more than a top and underpants. So, mental note: no dresses while out shopping! Elisabeth, I was wearing a shift dress when I found myself in Nordstroms for an on-the-fly bra fitting! I unzipped it to the waist and left it bunched up around me there. Not well thought out!
I find that if I wear my current favorite outfit that I am much more picky about what I am willing to try out and bring home. Maybe even nothing. Method 1. It is not fun to take tennis shoes off and then put them right back on, so in the summer, go with flips flops , and in the winter go with slip on tennis shoes with no laces.
Although you should wear comfortable shoes, make sure you bring a pair of shoes that you're going to be coordinating with the different looks you're trying. Method 2. Tight clothes are hard to get on and off, so you won't have fun while you're out.
Method 3. Collared shirts tend to be a pain while trying to get back on. Wear a regular shirt that is easy to get in and out of.
Method 4. Suggestions for guys are loose pants or shorts. Basically, wear bottoms that you can change out of easily. Method 5. Big loop earrings get stuck in hair and clothes and it may be a frustration in the dressing room if jewelry gets tangled.
Method 6. Always bring along an extra pair of jeans, camisoles, or tops, depending on what you need to buy. Method 7. Wear colors that will match with anything you try on so that you can more easily envision yourself in the clothes you try on. Dina Scherer. Bring along shoes that match the type of clothes that you'll be trying on. For instance, you wouldn't want to wear a pair of sneakers while you're trying on a suit—instead, you'd wear or bring along a pair of flats, pumps, or loafers.
Yes No. Not Helpful 0 Helpful 0. It should be up so it doesn't get caught in zippers, buttons, jewelry, or impede your field of vision. Not Helpful 0 Helpful Feel inside the shoe for padding to start. Then, put them on and walk around for a bit.
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Discover these chic outfit ideas Have you ever felt a little tired when you go shopping? Makeup: Try to use a neutral makeup, as light and natural as possible. Shoes: We know you want to look fabulous, but high heels can make make you go back home because you feel tired after a while. Clothes: Think about how many times you have to put them and take them off. Bag: It's important to carry all the things you need in a comfortable but big bag and at the same time, you can use a versatile one if you want to see how it matches with other pieces.
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