What does the perfect look like?

Do you try to build yourself this way every day, every morning? The essence of elegance is not that we intentionally draw attention to ourselves. Demand from the inside and from the outside. According to Giorgo Armani, "Elegance doesn't mean they're noticed, they're remembered!"

That is, it means something else to look elegant and basically be elegant. A significant proportion of elegantly dressed people are embarrassingly paying attention to what and what to wear, but this is not a fundamentally existing trait, but rather an integral part of playing outside. Compliance with the outside world promises them the hope of providing them with praise, compliments that satisfy desires that lack their lives. People can even go overboard if the style they have developed becomes too common. Not only is elegant looks their main goal at all, but they are much more noticeable.

The elegance that exists in itself doesn’t mean that someone dresses nicely to show off their wardrobe anyway, it means the person themselves. It doesn’t necessarily strive to get expensive and branded pieces. Quality and style are more important than quantity. It is important that the tasteful pieces can be combined well. Prominence is not the point. On the contrary. Elegance in itself attracts attention, but not with its loudness, colors, patterns, as they are restrained.

Elegance doesn’t just mean we pick pieces from our wardrobe. It’s not just about fashion either, as it’s not at all necessary to follow the latest trend to make it look pretty. Elegance is a way of life. Anyone can wear fashionable, branded, expensive clothes, but if you can’t wear it with dignity, it doesn’t fit your style, no matter what you wear. It requires meticulous details such as behavior, gesture, communication, personality.

People who are already elegant can be said to be strong in character, confident, predictable, sophisticated, educated, striving for perfection and balanced.

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(Source: marmalade.co.uk | Pictures: Pixabay)